What is the previous sentence of "Jindongzheng"?

The previous sentence of "End of the Eastern Expedition" means that the war has not ceased.

The complete poem is "The war has not ceased, but the children are marching eastward", which comes from "Three Poems on Qiang Village? Part Three" by Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The war has not ceased, and the children have been recruited to the east. This means that the war is still going on, and the children have been recruited to serve as soldiers. This poem expresses the poet's disgust for the war and his concern for the children. The poet uses brief language to describe the cruelty of the war and the fate of the children, which makes people feel very heavy and sad.

The whole poem of "Three Poems of Qiang Village? Part Three": The majestic red clouds are to the west, and the ground is flat under the sun's feet. The birds in Chaimen are noisy, and returning guests have arrived from thousands of miles away. The wife and children blamed me for being there, but they were shocked and still wiped away their tears. The world is in chaos and wandering, and survival happens by chance. Neighbors filled the walls with sighs and sighs. At night, I hold candles even more, and it feels like I am sleeping in a dream. The war has not ceased, and the children are marching eastward. Please look at the stone trench officials, gloomy and dusty.

Poet Du Fu described in his poem the suffering and misfortune brought to people by the war, expressed his yearning for a peaceful life and complained about the war. At the same time, the poet also expressed his cherishment of family ties and love of life by describing the scene of family reunion. The whole poem is sincere in emotion and the language is simple and natural, making people deeply feel the cruelty of war and the fragility of life.

The creative background of "Three Poems of Qiang Village? Part Three":

1. Social background: At that time, the Tang Dynasty was in the midst of the Anshi Rebellion, which brought huge destruction and impact to society. Against this background, Du Fu created "Three Poems on Qiang Village", which expressed his deep disgust for war and his desire for a peaceful life by describing the lives and emotions of the people in Qiang Village.

2. Personal experience: During the Anshi Rebellion, Du Fu was trapped in Chang'an City and experienced hardships. Later, he was able to escape and return home. This personal experience also influenced his creation, allowing him to express his feelings about war and cherishing life more deeply in his poems.

3. Artistic style: Du Fu used simple and natural language and sincere emotions in "Three Poems about Qiang Village", making the poems highly appealing and artistically charming. This artistic style also reflects Du Fu's uniqueness as a great poet.

4. Cultural traditions: Qiang Village is a village in the northwest region of the Tang Dynasty, with unique cultural traditions and ethnic customs. Du Fu described the lives and emotions of the Qiang village people in his poems, and also showed his respect and love for traditional culture.