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What does Li Hewei mean by Yulong in couplets?
Jade dragon in the satrap of Yanmen: synonymous with sword. This couplet shows the determination of soldiers to serve the imperial court, and reads out the author's inner feelings of loving and caring for the people.

Batavia on Yanmenguan Line

Author: Li He

Enemy soldiers rolled in like dark clouds in an attempt to tear down the city wall; Our army was ready, and the sun shone on the armor, glittering with gold.

In autumn, the loud bugle sounded; The soldier's blood became dark in the night.

The red flag rolled half, and the reinforcements rushed to Xiao; The night frost is heavy and the drums are gloomy.

I want to report to you on the golden platform, and I want to take Yulong to your death.

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The enemy is like a cloud, and Chengwei seems to be destroyed;

The sun shone on the fish-scale armor, glittering with gold.

The sound of the horn resounded through the sky in this autumn;

The pollution is like rouge, and the night is like purple.

The cold wind rolled the red flag, and the troops quietly approached Xiao;

The dignified frost soaked the drum skin, and the drums were low and could not be lifted.

In order to repay the monarch's reward and love,

With a sword, I am willing to fight to the death for my country!