Poems of teenagers who are determined to serve the motherland.

The poem that teenagers are determined to serve their country is that they only need to solve the problem of fighting for their country, so why do they die without regret? This sentence comes from Qing Xu Xilin's "Chu Sai", and the full text is as follows:

Military songs should be sung with broadswords, vowed to destroy Hunu, and went out of Jade Pass.

Only the battlefields where countries die, why do they die in boots?

Translation:

Singing a battle song should be a triumph. Only when the battle is won, it is the most glorious thing to come back with a winning song. I vowed to rush out of Yumen Pass and destroy all invading enemies.

A patriotic and passionate hero only knows how to die for his country on the battlefield. In case I die in battle, I won't have to wrap myself in horse skin.

Poetry appreciation

Chusai is a seven-character quatrain written by Xu Xilin, a poet in Qing Dynasty. In this poem, the poet uses many allusions reflecting the heroic fighting and sacrifice of ancient soldiers for the country, expressing the poet's lofty desire to serve the country and the lofty spirit that the poet is willing to die bravely for overthrowing the imperial system and rejuvenating China. The language of the poem is concise and smooth, rhyming sonorous and melodious; Catchy, powerful.

This poem expresses the author's revolutionary passion and spirit of sacrifice, full of heroism, and gives full play to his enthusiasm for serving the motherland and dying in the battlefield.