Talking about the emperor

My heart is in Shandong, my body is in Wu, and my heart is floating at sea. If he does this, Ling Yunzhi dares to come to Huang Chao and not marry him!

Domineering, kingly, kingly. Tang Wang Bo lamented in "Preface to Wu Shaofu Family Banquet in Jiangning": "The domineering is exhausted and the country is empty, and the wind is clear and the city changes." Poetry is a bright pearl in China's long-standing treasure house of classical literature and art. Under the light of this pearl, some of the strongest and greatest founding emperors in history left dazzling flames. From these poems, we can appreciate their broad mind, grand ambition and feel their extraordinary domineering.

Song of the Empress Dowager Chu;

Rise from the mountain and be angry with the world,

Bad times never die.

I can't help it if I don't die,

How about worrying and resisting?