What are the sentences describing the battlefield of cold weapons and hard fighting life in Mulan Poetry?

The sentences describing the battlefield of cold weapons and hard fighting life in Mulan Poetry are as follows: the new moon spreads gold, and the cold light makes iron clothes.

Classification of sentences in Mulan Poetry;

The poem describing Mulan's diligence and filial piety is: Haw answers Haw, and Mulan is a servant girl. I don't smell the loom, but I smell the woman's sigh;

Loom after loom, Miss Mulan weaves the door. The loom stopped and only the girl sighed.

The poems describing the preparations before going to war include: buying horses in the east market, saddles in the west market, reins in the south market and whips in the north market;

Buy horses in the east market, saddles and cushions under saddles in the west market, chews and reins in the south market and whips in the north market.

The poems describing the cold and hard environment in the northern battlefield are: the new moon spreads gold, and the cold light makes iron clothes;

The sound of knocking came from the cold wind in the north, and the cold moonlight reflected the armor of the soldiers.

The poems describing frequent and lasting wars and fierce and tragic battles are: the generals died in hundreds of battles, and the strong men returned in ten years;

After countless battles, some soldiers died, and some returned triumphantly ten years later.

The poems describing Mulan's outstanding exploits are as follows: the strategy of twelve turns was awarded to the top 100;

Mulan was awarded the highest prize and won more than 100 gold medals.

This poem not only shows the noble quality that Hua Mulan does not respect high officials and high salaries, but also reflects that the people of the Northern Dynasties love peace and pursue a stable life. It is as follows: Hua Mulan does not need Shang Shulang, but is willing to send her children home from a long distance;

Mulan didn't want to be an official in Shangshu Province, but wanted to ride a swift horse and take me back to my hometown.

The poem that shows Mulan's prudence and wit in joining the army is: I followed her for twelve years, but I didn't know Mulan was a girl; The idiom "confusion" comes from this poem. Its original sentence is: the male rabbit's feet are confused and the female rabbit's eyes are blurred.

We walked together for twelve years, but we didn't know Mulan was a girl.