Describe Cao Cao's view of the sea

"Guan Cang Hai" is Cao Cao's famous poem, which was written when he conquered Wuhuan. In 207 AD, Cao Cao personally led his army to the north to pursue and annihilate the remnants of Yuan Shao. In May, he vowed to launch a northern expedition. In July, he left Lulong Village and approached Jieshi Mountain. He jumped on his horse and whipped his whip, climbed a mountain to watch the sea, faced the surging sea, and was moved by the scene, and wrote this magnificent poem.

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To the east is Jieshi to view the sea. Where is the water? The mountains and islands are standing tall. There are many trees and lush grass. The autumn wind is bleak and the waves are rising. The journey of the sun and the moon is like going out of it. The stars are as brilliant as if they came out of it. Fortunately, even singing praises one's aspirations. This kind of poetry gives people an indescribable sense of grandeur and breadth, and it can never be explained word for word. Such poems can only be recited when one can shout loudly alone. This is an era that pays attention to "beautiful", "cool" and "deadly". The slogan of art in this era is "produce happiness", but I feel that in an era when boys and girls are not easy to distinguish, we should advocate reading such poems to strengthen ourselves. Chinese youth should have a spirit of the sea and not be opposed to "love", "play" and "funny", but they should also have a little time to read Cao Cao's "Guan Cang Hai" to instill masculinity. This can be said to be the first pure landscape poem in China, and also the most powerful landscape poem in China. "The water is sluggish, but the mountains and islands stand tall. The trees are thick and the grass is luxuriant. The autumn wind is bleak and the waves are rising. The sun and the moon are as if they are out of it. The stars are brilliant as if they are out of it." The sea and mountains, trees and grass, The wind and waves are all under the author's overlooking, and the walking of the sun and moon is also under the feet of the poet. This is so majestic that even the universe has to surrender. The poem is filled with desolation and sorrow, but there is absolutely no sadness or helplessness. In the dialogue between this desolation and sorrow and the sea, mountains, trees, wind, sun and moon, what we feel is the eager desire to conquer. This is a loud cry when declaring war against the powerful, and the heroic spirit of moving forward in the face of difficulties. Years like this make people burning with passion. Cao Cao wrote this poem when he was conquering the Wuhuan minority in the north. At this time, although several powerful opponents had been surrendered by him, the heroes in the south stood side by side, and the great cause of unification was as difficult as mountains and seas. But from this poem, we can see that What came out was Cao Cao's fearless ambition and courage: the courage to fight. Mao Zedong liked Cao Cao's poem very much. He wrote it in "Lang Tao Sha." "Beidaihe" wrote "Wei Wu cracked the whip", Cao Cao's poem did not write "whip", but Mao Zedong could tell that he was cracking the whip. "Landing the Jieshi to the east to view the sea", coupled with "whipping", what kind of image does this look like? The robe is covered with soil, the sword is covered with blood, and the horse is covered with sweat. A poet whose battle is yet to be decided points to the sea with his whip and chants a poem. The point of the whip is the decision to conquer, the charge of thousands of troops under the command of the banner. "Cracking the whip" is the full understanding of one great person and another great person. No one else can write about "wiping the whip". Before Wei Wu and Cao Cao, there was already a man who came to Jieshi to view the sea. This man That is Qin Shihuang. After Qin Shihuang conquered the six kingdoms, he rushed to the sea. He carved stone and tree monuments here to promote his achievements to the sea. However, Yingzheng really neglected his literary talents. He left no poems and essays, and he also left no poems and essays in his life. Hengshang wrote poems and interpreted the desolation of the sea with martial arts and literary skills. Cao Cao was the first person.