Complete works of ancient frontier poems

1, it's dark in the Woods, and the general tries to shoot arrows at night.

Source: Lu Lun's "He Zhang Shoots Xia Sai II"

Commentary: In the dark forest, the grass was suddenly blown up by the wind, so the general quickly drew his bow and shot an arrow at night.

2. I don't know where to play the flute, but I want to find someone who will spend the night.

Source: Li Yi's On Listening to the Flute at Night on the Wall of the Country.

Interpretation: I don't know where the bleak reed flute blows, which makes the soldiers who go out to war miss their hometown all night.

The wind from thousands of miles is beating the battlements of Yumenguan.

Source: Guan Shanyue by Li Bai.

Commentary: The mighty wind swept the Guanshan Mountain in Wan Li and came to the border where the soldiers stationed at the border were stationed.

4. Fu Bo just wants to be buried in the ground. Why did it enter the customs in Dingyuan?

Source: Li Yi's "Xia Sai Qu"

Interpretation: Yuan, you should only want to die in the battlefield and rest in the battlefield. Why do you have to go back to your hometown like Ban Chao?

5, I know I don't suffer from sidecourt, and I still smell chivalrous when I die.

Source: Wang Wei's Travel Notes of Four Boys

Interpretation: Who doesn't know the hardships and dangers of joining the army in the frontier, but even if he dies for his country, he has no regrets.