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The poem expressing patriotic feelings in Shizi: Julian Waghann set the Central Plains Day in the north, and he never forgets the family sacrifice. "ShiZi" is the last poem written by Lu You, a poet in Song Dynasty. It is a will written by Lu You to his sons before his death. This poem fully embodies Lu You's patriotic love for his hometown.

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Lu you

I know that when I die, everything on earth has nothing to do with me. But the only thing that hurts me is that I failed to see the reunification of the motherland.

Therefore, when the great Song Jun team recaptures the Central Plains, you will hold a home banquet ceremony. Don't forget to tell me the good news!

Background: The poem Shizi was written in December of Jiading, Song Ningzong, that is, in January of 12 10. At this time, Lu You was 85 years old and could not afford to get sick. Before he died, he wrote this last poem to his sons, which is also his will. He warned his sons not to forget to tell the poet the important news of "Beiding Zhongyuan" when the imperial army recovered the Central Plains, so as to settle a major worry.

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The first sentence "Everything is empty after death" means that the poet is about to die, so there is nothing and everything is empty, so there is no need to worry about it, from which we can understand the poet's sad mood; The second sentence, "I am sad but I don't see Kyushu", describes the poet's sad mood. This poetic sentence is the poet's confession to his sons, and he can't rule out his great sadness until he dies, that is, he is deeply sorry for not seeing the reunification of the motherland with his own eyes;

In the third sentence, "Julian Waghann placed the Central Plains in the north", the poet expressed his belief that he was eager to recover lost ground with eager expectation; The last sentence, "I'm honored not to forget the family sacrifice", changed my mood again, but I couldn't see the day when the motherland was reunified, so I had to pin my hopes on future generations. The poet's firm belief and solemn and stirring desire fully reflected Lu You's feelings of patriotism and service to the country, which infected and deepened his feelings of loving the motherland.