Who can help me talk about the origin of the national anthem of the Qing Dynasty?

From 65438 to 0896, the Qing government sent Li Hongzhang, Minister of Beiyang and Governor of Zhili, as diplomatic envoys to pay a courtesy visit to Western Europe and Russia.

At the welcoming ceremony, the host will play the Chinese national anthem. Li Hongzhang is stupid: I have never heard of what the national anthem is. No way, Li Hongzhang had to understand it as a song of China, and temporarily found a four-line poem suitable for the taste of the Qing government to adapt, with ancient songs, and temporarily used as the national anthem. The lyrics are fairly generous: "The Golden Temple is the heaviest, the cactus is covered with jade hibiscus, the Taiping Emperor is facing Japan, and the colorful clouds drive the six dragons." This song was later renamed Li Qu, which was considered as the earliest national anthem in old China.

1911010 On October 4th, the Qing court ordered the cabinet: The government of the Ministry of Rites and the government of the Ministry of Rites created and presented the "National Music", which was characterized by "magnificent sounds and harmonious rhythms". The name of "National Music" is Gong Jin Ou: "Inheriting Europe from heaven, enjoying with the people, enjoying with robes, fortunately in Qing Dynasty. Zhen Hao, the imperial vault. The sky is high and the waves are urgent. "The language is a bit obscure, but the meaning is very happy: thank God for protecting the territory. The people rejoiced and rejoiced that they were born in the prosperous time of Qingping. It is really happy and auspicious, and they feel very comfortable. With God's blessing, the Qing Empire will not collapse like the sky or dry up like the sea. But six days later, Wuchang Uprising broke out and the Qing court perished.