Heroes are sad and beautiful.

It is a common saying, not a poem, that a hero is sad and beautiful.

Great feats come from My Years written by Cao Song, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

The original text is as follows:

Two songs in Ji Hai era

one

The fertile water of the river was painted as a war picture, and the people had to collect firewood to support their feet.

Please don't mention anything about Hou Feng, how many lives will be sacrificed for a person's success!

Secondly,

Legend has it that once the war starts, even the immortals are worried that the troops on both sides of the strait have been fighting for many years.

Who knows Cangjiang always has nothing to do? There has been a long bloody battle recently.

Vernacular translation

one

Water-rich mountains are included in the battle map, and the people have to cut wood and grass to make a living.

Please don't mention Marquis, how many soldiers' lives will be sacrificed if you succeed!

Secondly,

Legend has it that once the war starts, even the immortals are worried that the troops on both sides of the strait will fight for years.

Who said that the Cangjiang River is always peaceful and there is no disaster? Recently, the river was mixed with blood and ran eastward.

Extended data:

Appreciation: "In words, you can seal Hou's business. Once it is successful, the bones will wither." The matter of "sealing the marquis" here is realistic and targeted: In 879 AD (six years of blessing, that is, the year of helping the sea), Gao Pian, our ambassador to Zhenhai, was rewarded for his "contribution" in suppressing the Huang Chao Uprising Army in Huainan, which was nothing more than "killing more people". It's outrageous, and it's cold

No wonder the poet closed his eyes and waved his hand and said, "I will use your words to seal the matter." The word "You" has a meaning between "please" and "beg", and its tone is softer than saying "please", which means: Be kind and don't mention Hou Feng's words. The word bitter sounds sour, and it is all from this word.

"One effort will turn into ten thousand bones" is a warning. Its words are rich in meaning. Compared with the sentence "Poor bones save the solitary grave, do what the general can" (Zhang Yan's Hanging Tomb), the number of words is halved and the meaning is doubled.

It not only contains the realistic content that "the general praises the sword, and the merit lies in killing more people" (the current "Doing business is doing things"); There is also a meaning that "the soldiers are careless, and the generals are empty" (Li Bai's "Southern Expedition"), which is the title of general exchanged for the high price of foot soldiers' sacrifice.

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