Year: Tang Author: Liu Changqing

I don't listen when I blow my horn, but I respect thirty people on the altar.

Thousands of dollars were scattered at home to reward death, leaving a sword to thank you for your kindness.

Yuyang veteran returned to the banquet, and Lu students were half at the door.

White horse dancing in spring grass is good, and the suburbs will go hunting in the western plain.

This poem is recorded in The Complete Poems of Tang Dynasty 15 1, which is considered to be in 779 AD (the 14th year of Dali), when the study was 7 1 years old, and it was the secretariat of Suizhou. Suizhou, now Suixian, is in the north of Hubei, adjacent to the south of Henan. Huaining, formerly known as Huaixi, is located in northern Anhui and eastern Henan. Suizhou belongs to Huaixi Festival. Li Xianggong refers to Li (AD 776, the eleventh year of Dali, with the year number of Tongping Zhang added. Both of them are flat chapters, Tang system, and the abbreviation of "flat chapter under the door of Zhongshu", which is the de facto prime minister, so it is called "xianggong". In our time, the title of Premier is an honor and status, just like today's secretary of the provincial party committee and member of the Political Bureau). He is Liu Changqing's boss. Later, Li and Li Xilie launched a rebellion.

This poem praises Li, which is actually an idealized expectation. In ancient works, the theme of praising superiors is often half reality and the other half desire, hoping that the praised person will become an ideal hero, which is actually a moral of Song Yu. This poem goes like this. Li Perfect is written in the study. People who don't know Li's life will understand him as a rare Confucian general. However, the reality is cruel. Li, who was so praised for his research, later became a rebel and a thief. Therefore, this poem, once regarded as the first of the seven laws in the middle Tang Dynasty, is difficult to spread widely.

The metrical form of this poem is that the first sentence of the poem enters the rhyme, and the rhyme is thirteen yuan. Flat standard, slow and steady in battle. The first couplet praised Li for his good management of the army. The actual meaning of this sentence is "blowing the horn does not smell the noise, but it is inverted because of the level relationship." It is said that Li's military orders are very strict, and every sentence explains the reasons. Because Li became the commander-in-chief at the age of 30, he was so talented that all his subordinates admired him. This is the core factor of strict military orders. Zhuan Xu began to talk about Li's loyalty and loyalty. In other words, in order to pay for those who died for their country, they gave all their money to everyone; In other words, only weapons and loyalty are left to defend peace and repay the emperor's reuse. This is the ideal general image. If we can do this, we won't worry about world instability. If these two sentences are used to praise, they may be similar, but it is really useless to praise Li. It is exaggerated to write about Li's prestige, and those who are senior are in awe of him. Almost half of the Jinshi in the world are under Li's hand. Liu Zheng is looking forward to the influence of a commander-in-chief with his inner ideal. The tail joint is not idle, which means that Li Pingping strengthens military training and leads a team to hunt in spring and autumn to exercise the combat capability of the army. The whole poem runs through the image of a general who can defend the stability of the country.