Poems praising heroes

1, verse: the wind is rustling and the water is cold, and the strong man is gone forever.

Said by: Song of Jing Ke/Song of Guo Yishui, lost in pre-Qin.

Interpretation: The wind blows gently, the water is cold, and the brave is far here. He won't come back until he finishes the task!

2. Poetry: If you want to serve your country, why should you be born in Yumenguan?

From: Two Saigon Poems by Dai Shulun in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: As a citizen, I am willing to serve my country for life. Why should a gentleman return to China alive when he has made achievements?

3. Poetry: But make Longcheng fly, and don't teach Huma to go to Yinshan Mountain.

From: Two Embankments by Wang Changling in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: If the famous soldiers who were able to resist foreign enemies were still there, they would never let Xiongnu go south to herd horses and climb over Yinshan Mountain.

4. Poetry: The country dies today, leaving only Li Sao in the world.

Said by: Dragon Boat Festival by Zhang Lei in Song Dynasty.

Interpretation: What is left after the destruction of the country? There is only "Li Sao" in the world!

5, verse: A teacher shows his real name, comparable to a thousand years!

From: Lu You, Song's "The First Part of Five Angers"

Commentary: I can't help thinking of Zhu Gekongming, a man worthy of the name. Who, like Zhuge Liang, tried his best to lead the three armies into the Han Dynasty and set the northern Central Plains?