About Qin Poems

1. Poems containing the word Qin

1 The city gate assists the three Qin Dynasties, and the wind and smoke look out to the five Jin Dynasties.

I want to say goodbye to you, both are eunuchs. ——"Sending Du Shaofu to Shuchuan" Wang Bo of the Tang Dynasty means: The towering Chang'an dominates the land of the Three Qin Dynasties; the insignificant Sichuan is far away.

You and I have similar fates. We are traveling for official careers and far away from home. 2 The smoke cage is cold and the moon is caged in the sand. I stay in Qinhuai at night near the restaurant.

——"Porting Qinhuai" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty means: The vast cold river is filled with misty smoke, and the clear brilliance of the bright moon shines on the white sand. 3 You are forty-eight thousand years old, and you are not in the vicinity of Qin Sai.

——"The Road to Shu is Difficult" Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty means: Since then, about 48,000 years ago, Qin and Shu were blocked by the Qinling Mountains and never communicated back and forth. 4 Where is Yun Heng’s Qinling family? The snow embraces the blue and the horse stops moving forward.

——"Moving to Languan from the left to show his nephew Xiang" Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty means: The clouds are crossing the Nanshan Mountains, where is my home? Outside the snow-covered Lantian Pass, the horse also stopped. 5 Little did he know that one night a visitor from the Qin Tower took a peek at the flowers in King Wu's garden.

——"Two Untitled Poems" Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty means: I sighed when I heard the drums and went to the government office to answer the questions, and when I rode to Lantai on horseback, my heart was like a flying pendant. 6 Several bagpipes left the pavilion at night, you were heading towards Xiaoxiang and I was heading towards Qin.

—— "Farewell to Friends on the Huai River" by Zheng Gu of the Tang Dynasty means: The gentle breeze blows and the sound of the flute dyes the twilight from the pavilion. You are about to go south to Xiaoxiang, but I am rushing to the West Qin. 7 The swallow grass is like blue silk, and the green branches of Qin mulberry are low.

——"Spring Thoughts" Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty means: The grass in Yan is as green as silk, and the mulberry trees in Qin have green leaves. 8 The sound of the flute swallows, Qin E's dream cuts off the moon in Qin Lou.

The moon in the Qinlou, the willows are colored every year, and Baling is sad to say goodbye. ——"Recalling Qin E·The Sound of the Flute" Li Bai, Tang Dynasty Meaning: The sound of the jade flute was sad and sobbing. When Qin E woke up from her dream, a bright moon was hanging upstairs in the Qin family.

The waning moon above Qin's house, and the green willow color beside the bridge every year, are all imprinted with the sad farewell on the Baling Bridge. On the 9th, I rose from the southeast corner, shining on my Qin's Tower.

——"Mo Shang Sang" Han·Anonymous meaning: The sun rises from the southeast and shines on our Qin family's small building. 10 It is a pity that Emperor Qin and Han Wu were slightly less talented in literature; Emperor Zong of Tang and Song Dynasty were slightly less elegant.

——"Qinyuan Spring·Snow" Modern times·Mao Zedong's meaning: It is a pity that Qin Shihuang and Han Wu Emperor were slightly less talented in literature; Tang Taizong and Song Taizu were slightly less talented in literature and governance. 2. Help me find verses about Qin in ancient poems

The bright moon of Qin is at the end of Han, and the people who marched thousands of miles have not yet returned. But the flying generals of Dragon City are here, and Hu Ma is not allowed to travel to the Yin Mountains.

Recalling Qin E - Li Bai

The sound of the flute swallowed, Qin E dreamed of breaking the moon in the Qin Tower, the moon in the Qin Tower, the willow color every year, and the Ba Ling sad farewell. On the Qingqiu Festival in Leyouyuan, the sound of Xianyang's ancient road was extinguished, the sound was extinguished, the west wind was still shining, and the Han family mausoleum was standing there.

The courtyard is full of fragrance - Qin Guan

The clouds are blooming at dawn, spring is as everyone likes, and it is sunny after the showers. The beautiful pavilions in ancient Taiwan,

Feiyan Cui Hongying dances, trapped elm money falls by itself, outside the swing, the green water bridge is level.

In the east wind, the red door reflects the willow, and the small Qin Zheng is pressed low.

The Road to Shu is Difficult - Li Bai

Ouch! How dangerous it is!

The road to Shu is as difficult as climbing to the sky.

Silkworms and yufu, how confused was the founding of the country!

You are forty-eight thousand years old, and you are not in the vicinity of Qin Sai.

There is a bird path in Taibai, Xidang, which can cross the top of Emei.

The earth collapses and the mountains destroy the strong men, and then the stone stacks of the ladder to the sky are connected with each other.

There is a high mark of six dragons returning to the sun on the top, and a rushing wave and turning back to Sichuan below.

The yellow crane cannot fly past, and the ape is trying to overcome its sorrow by climbing on it.

How can there be so much green mud! A hundred steps lead to nine twists and turns in the rocky mountains.

When I went to the Lijing Well, I raised my head and sighed. I sat down with my hands on my back and sighed.

When will you return from your journey to the west? Afraid of the unreachable rocks.

But I saw the mourning bird calling the ancient trees, and the male flying and the female flying around the forest.

I also heard Zigui crying about the moon at night, feeling sad about the empty mountain.

The road to Shu is as difficult as climbing to the blue sky, which makes people wither their beauty!

The sky is not full even when the peaks are gone, and withered pines hang upside down against the cliffs.

The turbulent waterfalls are noisy, and the rocks turn into thousands of valleys with thunder.

The danger is also like this. People who have traveled a long way have come here for nothing!

The sword pavilion is majestic and Cui Wei. One man can guard the gate, but ten thousand men cannot open it.

Those who are guarded or not relatives turn into wolves and jackals.

Avoid tigers in the morning, snakes at night, grind their teeth to suck blood, and kill people like numbness.

Although Jincheng is happy, it is better to return home early.

The road to Shu is so difficult that it is difficult to reach the blue sky. I turned to the west and looked to the west and sighed.

"The king of Qin swept Liuhe, how majestic it is to look at the tiger! He wielded his sword to cut through the floating clouds, and all the princes came to the west." (Li Bai's "Ancient Style" of the Tang Dynasty)

"The ancestors of Shun and Zong Yao were in peace. What did Emperor Qin do to the common people? He didn’t know that the disaster was caused by building a false defense against Hu Wanli. "(Hu Zeng of the Tang Dynasty, "The Great Wall")

"The Emperor Qin built the Great Wall to benefit the world. Winding, ambitious to conquer China and foreign countries by oneself."

(Yang Luan of the Qing Dynasty)

"The Great Wall built by the Qin Dynasty is stronger than iron, and the soldiers dare not cross Lintao even though it is thousands of miles away. , Fighting for Yao's rank to be three feet high" ("The Great Wall" by Wang Zun of the Tang Dynasty) 3. All allusions, idioms, poems, etc. about "Qin"

Qin Qín name (knowing.

Conghe, Congchang province. Original meaning: the name of the crop.

Used as a proper name) [1] Qin, the name of the tribe. The surname Ying.

According to legend, it is Qin, a descendant of Boyi, and the country that was granted to him after Boyi. ——"Shuowen".

Zhu Junsheng said: "The land is suitable for crops, in Qingshui County, Qinzhou, Gansu today." [2] The name of the ancient country.

Qin Xianggong first founded the country. During the reign of Duke Xiao, he became one of the seven heroes of the Warring States Period and established his capital in Xianyang [3]. Not to mention King Qin, the first centralized dynasty in Chinese history established after the unification of China (Shaanxi and Gansu). ——"Warring States Policy·Wei Policy" Qin destroyed Han and destroyed Wei.

The King of Qin was jealous. Another example: Qin and Yue are fertile (meaning they are far apart and unrelated to each other); Qin Tinglu (referring to the political power of the Qin Dynasty) [4] During the Han Dynasty, the countries in the Western Regions called China Qin. In the past, it was called Shape and Shadow, and now it is Hu and Qin .

——"Selected Poems of Yuefu" Another example: Qin people (after the unification of the Qin Dynasty, the northern and western neighbors often called the Chinese people of Qin); Qin Di (the name given to China by the countries in the Western Regions during the Han Dynasty) ) [5] The ancient area name refers to the plain area in central Shaanxi Province today. It was named because it was the territory of Qin during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

For example: Qinsheng (opera music in Shaanxi and Gansu); Qinchuan (the name of an ancient area. In today's Shaanxi, the area north of Gansu and Qinling Mountains); Qin Gong (referring to the ancient Qin region produced Bow); Qin Ke (people from Qin) [6] The abbreviation of Shaanxi Province.

For example: Qinchuan (an ancient region name. Generally refers to the plain area north of the Qinling Mountains in present-day Shaanxi and Gansu); Qinzhong (ancient region name.

Refers to the plain area in central Shaanxi today) ) [7] Tong "蓓". A type of cicada.

The thorns on the head of the dragonfly are thick and the hair is beautiful. ——"Historical Records·Biography of Bian Quecang Gong" ====〖Brief Explanation〗====Qin qin2 (ㄑㄧㄣˊ) [1] The name of the vassal state of China in the Zhou Dynasty, in today's Shaanxi Province and Gansu Province: Chao ~ Mu Chu.

~The good of Jin. ~Lou Chu Guan (referred to as a brothel in the old days).

[2] Chinese dynasty name: ~ dynasty. ~The mirror hangs high (a metaphor for the fairness and strictness of the judge's judgment of the case.

Also known as "The mirror hangs high"). [3]Another name for Shaanxi Province in China. 4. All allusions, idioms, poems, etc. about "Qin"

Qin

Qín

Name

(Knowing. From He , from Chung Province. Original meaning: the name of the crop. Borrowed as a proper name)

[1] Qin, the name of the tribe. The surname Ying. According to legend, he is a descendant of Boyi

Qin, the country that was sealed after Boyi. ——"Shuowen". Zhu Junsheng said: "The land is suitable for crops, in Qingshui County, Qinzhou, Gansu Province today."

[2] The name of the ancient country. Qin Xianggong first established the country. During the reign of Duke Xiao, he became one of the seven heroes of the Warring States Period and established his capital in Xianyang.

[3] The name of the dynasty (221 BC-206 BC) was derived from the Qin State of the Zhou Dynasty (in today's The first centralized dynasty in Chinese history established after the unification of China (Shaanxi and Gansu)

The King of Qin did not say anything.

——"Warring States Policy·Wei Policy"

Qin destroyed Han and destroyed Wei.

The King of Qin was jealous.

Another example: Qin and Yue are fertile (meaning they are far apart and unrelated to each other); Qin Tinglu (referring to the political power of the Qin Dynasty)

[4] The names of the countries in the Western Regions during the Han Dynasty China is Qin

In the past it was shape and shadow, now it is Hu and Qin. ——"Selected Poems of Yuefu"

Another example: Qin people (after the unification of the Qin Dynasty, the northern and western neighbors often called the Chinese people of Qin); Qin Di (the name given to China by the countries in the Western Regions during the Han Dynasty) )

[5] The ancient area name refers to the plain area in central Shaanxi Province today. It was named because it was the territory of Qin during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. For example: Qinsheng (opera music in Shaanxi and Gansu); Qinchuan (the name of an ancient area. In today's Shaanxi, the area north of Gansu and Qinling Mountains); Qin Gong (referring to the bow produced in Qin in ancient times); Qin Ke (Qin Ke) People from the land)

[6] The abbreviation of Shaanxi Province. For example: Qinchuan (an ancient area name. Generally refers to the plain area north of the Qinling Mountains in today's Shaanxi and Gansu); Qinzhong (an ancient area name. Refers to the plain area in central Shaanxi today)

[7] Tong "蓓 ”. A type of cicada.

The ruler's thorns are thick and the hair is beautiful. ——"Historical Records·Biography of Bian Quecang Gong"

====〖Brief Explanation〗====

Qin

qin2（ㄑㄧㄣ ˊ)

[1] The name of the vassal states of China’s Zhou Dynasty, in today’s Shaanxi and Gansu provinces: Chao ~ Mu Chu. ~ Jin Zhihao. ~ Lou Chu Guan (referred to as a brothel in the old days).

[2] Chinese dynasty name: ~ dynasty. ~The mirror hangs high (a metaphor for the fairness and strictness of the judge's judgment of the case. Also known as "The mirror hangs high").

[3]Another name for Shaanxi Province in China. 5. Does anyone know the poetry of the Qin Dynasty?

Original poem: The strength of the mountains is overwhelming, but the times are unfavorable and the virtues will not fade away. What can you do if your glory is not gone? What can you do if you are worried!

Source Qin Xiang Yu's "Gaixia Song"

Appreciation My power can pull up an entire mountain! My courage can overwhelm people all over the world! "Strengthening the mountains and bringing overwhelming energy to the world" is the first tragic song sung by Xiang Yu, a generation of heroes, when he was surrounded in Gaixia. His strength can lift mountains and his energy can conquer the world. What a heroic spirit! Nowadays, it is commonly used to describe a person who is majestic and powerful.

Original poem The Han army has captured the territory and is besieged on all sides. The king is exhausted, how can a humble concubine survive?

From Qin·Yu Ji's "Song with Xiang Yu Gaixia"

Appreciate that the Han army has captured all the land and completely surrounded the Chu army, and the songs on all sides are from the Chu country. of singing. When Chu and Han were fighting, Xiang Yu was surrounded by Gaixia, so he composed "Gaixia Song". His beloved concubine Yu Ji wrote this poem in response. The hero meets his end, and the beautiful woman faces each other, which is full of emotions. "Besieged on all sides" is often used to describe a person who encounters obstacles everywhere and is not welcome wherever he goes. 6. Poems about Qin Shi Huang Be quick

I often hear that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was in love with Qin Shi Huang.

He is good at magic, but his life is not long. The golden platform was destroyed and the sand dunes were destroyed.

Maoling and Liyue are covered with grass today. Three Hundred and Three Poems of Hanshan Liuhe has been swept away, why is there an underground army? The fighting area is quiet, and the dream of the dagger is frightening.

The heir is like a deer and a horse, and his body is smelly. Relying solely on the strength of Guizhou Shou, miracles are unparalleled in the world.

The five rhymes of this poem titled "Ode to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of the First Emperor of Qin" were composed on the spot when I visited the Terracotta Warriors and Horses in 1982. I don't do much old-style poetry. I was inspired by reading Nie Gansu's "Three Grasses" at that time and started to follow suit.

I once copied this poem to a cyanotic slave and accepted his praise. It is quite interesting to write an epic poem like this. To be honest with readers, I also think it is well written.

Look, that’s how I am, I’ve never been falsely modest. Before that, in 1979 I also composed a seven-rhyme poem "Ode to the History of Qin". That was because I worked at the Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House and was reviewing a manuscript commenting on the history of Qin. I returned it to the author; as if I felt a little sorry for the author, I wrote a long rejection letter and attached this poem.

Later, he wrote another short article called "Three Ode to the History with Postscript", and "Ode to the History of Qin" is one of the three poems.

The short article is included in my collection "Ten Years of Painting Tigers". The poem says: The stink of abalone messes with the corpse of the ancestor dragon, and a clever trap is set up to capture Li Si.

Taming the heir is enough to confuse the deer and horse, let alone the head of Guizhou to exhaust its grease! It's really difficult to prevent the slightest change, but don't laugh at the idiots when they blow the whistle and punish the soup. Exploring causes and conditions to find responses, not forgetting the past is a prophet.

This poem was written in response to the content of that manuscript. The first two couplets have the same meaning as the neck couplet in "Ode to the Terracotta Warriors and Horses of the First Emperor of Qin". The following "to guard against the slightest change" refers to Zhao Gao's gradual theft of power and the collapse of the Qin Dynasty. The situation was out of control, implicitly referring to the "Gang of Four" who had just passed away and gained power. The chanting of history should generally be related to reality, which is also a cliché.

Qin Shihuang is a historical figure who has aroused much discussion among future generations. He has always been ruined but praised little. Among the epic poems, famous broad-minded people like Li Bai, in the poem "The King of Qin Sweeps the Liuhe" in "Ancient Style Three", the first half of the poem praises his prowess, while the second half also condemns his tyranny and the folly of seeking immortality, and even more Not to mention the comments of many orthodox literati who blindly blame it.

However, there are also some scholars who are knowledgeable about history who have made a very positive evaluation of Qin Shihuang, and even praised him as "one emperor through the ages." Modern scholars such as Zhang Taiyan have written chapters such as "Qin Xian Ji" and "Qin Zheng Ji", making positive judgments about Qin Shihuang, saying that Qin's political achievements outweighed his faults.

But overall, the Qin faction is not the mainstream public opinion after all. It was Confucianism that gave Qin Shihuang the reputation of a tyrant throughout the ages. Confucianism was the dominant school of thought in China for more than two thousand years after the Han Dynasty. Confucian disciples were almost the representative name of all intellectuals; and Confucianism was the most unlucky under Qin Shihuang's rule.

When talking about the tyranny of Qin Shihuang, the first example was the burning of books and the entrapment of Confucian scholars. Burning books means burning Confucian classics; cheating Confucians means cheating Confucian scholars from the Six Nations.

This tone has been suppressed for thousands of years, making Confucianism, which has become the mainstream of intellectuals, always bear a grudge, and it is inevitable to curse Qin Shihuang as the first tyrant in history. Since Jia Yi's "On the Passage of Qin" in the Western Han Dynasty, the poems and essays written about the history of Qin and praised the history of Qin have always had more bad words and fewer good words.

Generally speaking, the more orthodox and pedantic a Confucian scholar is, the more harsh his condemnation of Qin Shihuang will be. I just saw a piece of news that Hebei is repairing the Great Wall, so let me talk about the history of Qin Shihuang's repair of the Great Wall. There are many unfair comments.

The most common ones are to make empty remarks such as "virtue is not dangerous" and ridicule Qin Shihuang for the futility of building the Great Wall, regardless of the actual war need to resist the invasion of the Huns at that time. It should be noted that under the conditions of ancient warfare with cold weapons, city defense was effective, and it was especially effective against barbarian invaders who were accustomed to riding cavalry.

The main combat force in Middle-earth is infantry. It would be impossible if there were no city walls for defense.

This is a matter within the scope of common sense, but in order to harshly criticize Qin Shihuang, common sense did not care. Communication in ancient times was backward. Unlike today, you can contact us with just a phone call or a text message. It was also necessary to raise beacons on the city walls to warn or issue orders under the conditions at that time. Unless you did not want to protect the country and the people, you would allow people's lives and property to be damaged by foreign enemies.

Otherwise, what is the crime of building the Great Wall? The Great Wall has another benign effect that perhaps not many people notice, which I witnessed firsthand when I was sent to Ningxia in the late 1950s. In the border areas of Gansu and Ningxia, the Great Wall has collapsed, leaving sections of ruins.

What is very conspicuous is that wherever there is a city wall, there are rows of green arable land inside the wall, while outside the wall there is barren sand and rocks, with no grass growing. It can be proved that this inconspicuous city wall blocked the wind and sand outside the Great Wall, creating an environment for residents to live and breed. It turns out that the Great Wall also contributed to protecting the ecological environment.

There are many poems about the history of the Qin involving the Great Wall. There is a couplet of poems with a rather "bright and new" meaning that often flashes through my mind. It was left behind when I read Yuan Mei's "Suiyuan Poetry Talk" when I was young. memory. The poem was written by a contemporary of Yuan Mei. The name of the poet has been forgotten. Yuan Mei entered the poem after appreciating the verses and postscripts.

Those two sentences are: "Xiang Liu grew up the Great Wall, but he used his people to build thousands of miles in vain." At first reading, these two sentences are indeed very funny: Your Majesty built the Great Wall to protect the eternal foundation of the Qin Dynasty. Yes, but Xiang Yu and Liu Bang who destroyed your empire were people who grew up within the Great Wall. Your Majesty, you have wasted your efforts! (I still remember another couplet recorded by Yuan Mei in "Suiyuan Poetry Talk". The tone is the same as the one mentioning the Great Wall: "Why were the poems and books burned? Liu Xiang was not a literate person."

< p>) However, upon closer inspection, it turns out that the article is just rambling without having anything to say, or the four articles are not on the topic. The Great Wall was built to protect against foreign aggression, not to deal with domestic rebellions.

Building the Great Wall and preventing internal troubles are two completely different things. There are many reasons for the collapse of a regime. If you don’t build the Great Wall, it will collapse. The Tang Dynasty was destroyed and the Song Dynasty was destroyed. Did these two dynasties ever build the Great Wall? ? Upon closer inspection, the reason why people suddenly want to discuss a certain historical event is probably due to the stimulation of reality. The selected historical figures are just like Marx said, "summoning the dead" to find objects for the needs of reality. The intellectuals of Yuan Mei's generation were frightened and indignant at the tyranny of the two tyrants Yongzong and Qianlong, especially the frequent literary prisons that abused intellectuals, so they chose Qin Shihuang, who "burned books and harassed Confucian scholars", to vent their frustrations by criticizing mulberry trees and lodging trees. object.

Poets may do this consciously, or perhaps not consciously. This is a bit subtle, and only the person who wrote the poem knows it.

Talking about history is always stimulated by reality. Lu Xun's "Quasi Feng Yue Tan" contains an article "On the Similarities and Differences of Huade's Book Burning", which was also due to the Nazi leader Hitler's book burning. 7. Help me find at least 6 lines of Qin in ancient poems

The moon is bright in the Qin Dynasty and the Han Dynasty is closed, and the people of the long march of thousands of miles have not returned. But the flying generals of the Dragon City are here, and Huma is not called to travel to the Yin Mountains. .Recalling Qin'e - Li Bai's flute swallowed, Qin'e dreamed of breaking the moon of Qinlou, the moon of Qinlou, the willow color every year, and Baling was sad to say goodbye. Enjoy the Qingqiu Festival in Yuanyuan, the sound of Xianyang's ancient road is extinct, the sound is extinct, and the west wind lingers. , the mausoleum of the Han family. The courtyard is full of fragrance - Qin Guan sees the dawn and the clouds are blooming. Spring is as everyone likes. The showers have just passed and the weather is clear. The ancient terrace is fragrant, the flying swallows are flying red ying, the trapped elm coins are falling from the dance, outside the swing, the green water The bridge is flat. In the east wind, the red gate reflects the willows, and the small Qin Zheng is pressed low. The road to Shu is difficult - Li Bai groaned! How dangerous it is! The road to Shu is as difficult as climbing to the blue sky. There are thickets of silkworms and fishtails, how confused the founding of the country is! You are forty-eight thousand years old, and you are not in the vicinity of Qin Sai. There is a bird path in Taibai in the west, which can cross the top of Emei. The earth collapsed and the mountains were destroyed. The strong men took great pains, and then the stone stacks of the ladder to the sky were connected. There are six dragons returning to the sun on it. Under the mark, there is a rushing wave and a reverse turn back to Sichuan. The flying yellow crane cannot yet pass, and the ape wants to overcome its sorrow and climb up. Where is the green mud? A hundred steps lead to nine twists and turns in the rocky mountains. I went to the Lijing Well, looked up and breathed, and sat with my hands on my back, sighing. I asked you when will you return from your journey to the west? I'm afraid of the steep rocks on the road and can't climb. But I see mournful birds calling ancient trees, male and female flying around the forest. I also hear Zigui singing about the moon at night, and I worry about the empty mountains. The road to Shu is so difficult that it's difficult to climb up to the blue sky, which makes people wither their beauty! The sky is not full of feet even when the peaks are gone, and withered pines hang upside down against the cliffs. The rushing waterfalls are noisy, and the rocks turn into rocks and thousands of thunders are heard. The dangers are also like this. People who have traveled a long way have come here for nothing! The sword pavilion is majestic and Cui Wei, with one man guarding the gate and ten thousand men unable to open it. Those who guard it may turn into wolves and jackals if they are not relatives. They avoid tigers in the morning and long snakes at night, grinding their teeth to suck blood and killing people like numbness. Although Jincheng is full of joy, It's better to return home early. The road to Shu is so difficult that it's harder to climb to the blue sky. He turned sideways and looked to the west and sighed. "The King of Qin swept across Liuhe, how majestic the tiger looked! Swinging his sword to cut through the floating clouds, all the princes came to the west." (Li Bai's "Ancient Style" of the Tang Dynasty) " Since the time of peace between Emperor Shun and Zong Yao, Emperor Qin has suffered so much for the common people. He doesn’t know that disaster has arisen within the Xiao wall, but he has built a false defense of Wanli City." ("The Great Wall" by Hu Zeng of the Tang Dynasty) "The Emperor Qin built the Great Wall for the benefit of the world. The mountains and valleys are boundless. Winding, ambitious to conquer China and foreign countries with self-sufficiency." (Yang Luan of the Qing Dynasty) "The Great Wall built by the Qin Dynasty is stronger than iron, and the Fan army dare not cross Lintao. Although it is thousands of miles away, it can reach the height of Yao's steps." (Wang Wang of the Tang Dynasty) Follow "The Great Wall").