I am anxious for the poem of Li Gang, a famous Northern Song Dynasty. Thank you.

Li Gang (1083~ 1 140) was a famous gold fighter in the late Northern Song Dynasty and early Southern Song Dynasty. Mr. Liang, a native of Shaowu, Fujian, was born in Khan Lee, Wuxi, Jiangsu, and was a national hero. Song Huizong Zhenghe was a scholar for two years (1 1 12). Li Guan is too ordinary and too young. Awarded to assistant minister of the Ministry of war and minister you cheng. In the first year of Jingkang (1 126), when nomads invaded Bianjing, they served as the garrison on the four walls of the capital, uniting the army and the people and repelling the nomads. But it was quickly rejected by the capitulators. At the beginning of Song Gaozong's accession to the throne, he served as prime minister, trying to innovate the internal affairs. In just 77 days, he was fired. In the second year of Shaoxing (1 132), he was re-appointed as the ambassador of Fu Xuan, also known as Tanzhou. Soon, he stopped. Many times, Chen Kangjin's plan was not adopted. Died of depression. The famous patriotic national hero in Song Dynasty was able to write poems and wrote many patriotic chapters. Yi Neng Ci, whose historical works are vivid in image and vigorous in style. The representative works are Liu Yao Ling, Shui Diao Ge Tou ([1], [3] and [6]), Shui Long Yin (3), Yu Yue Yong, Jiangchengzi ([2] and [7]) and Nian Nujiao. Among them, Liu Yaoling takes the high-rise buildings of Song Yue and Yushu Zhongshu Ancient Temple as the background, which sets off the poet's feelings of "the rise and fall of the Sixth World is like a dream, and the bright moon is shocked by the time" and the unyielding ethics of "although this ambition is far from cold, it is difficult to win", which is awe-inspiring. He is the author of Collected Works of Mr. Liang, Biographies of Jingkang, Poems of Liang and Two-year Jinshi of Zheng He (112). During five years, he served as a supervisor in the hall of ministers, and was soon dismissed for discussing state faults. In the first year of Xuanhe (1 1 19), Shangshu asked the imperial court to pay attention to the problem of domestic troubles and foreign invasion, which was considered inappropriate by Evonne, Song Huizong, and was supervised by the tax authorities of Shaxian County, Nanjianfu. In July of the 7th year of Xuanhe, Li Gang was recalled to North Korea, and he was appointed as Taichang Shao Qing. In the winter of that year, the nomads from two roads attacked the Song Dynasty, and Wan Yan and Wang Zong led the East Route Army into the capital of song dynasty. In the case of panic in Song Ting, Li Gang proposed to Song Huizong that he should be transferred to Prince Zhao Huan, calling on the military and civilians to resist gold. After Zhao Huan (Song Qinzong) acceded to the throne, Li Gang was promoted to Shangshu Youcheng, and was appointed as a personal expedition, responsible for the defense of Kaifeng Prefecture. He led Kaifeng soldiers and civilians to complete the defense deployment in time, personally went to the city to supervise the war and repel the nomads from the city. Seeing that Kaifeng was difficult to storm, Jin Shuai turned to lure him in, and Song Ting surrendered in humiliation. Li Gang was dismissed from office by Song Qinzong because he resolutely opposed making peace with gold. Due to the angry demonstrations of Kaifeng soldiers and civilians, Li was forced to withdraw the power of attorney and was used again. Unable to break Kaifeng, Wang Zong of Wan Yan withdrew his troops in February of the first year of Jingkang after Song Ting promised to cede three towns in Hebei. Kaifeng's preparations for the war were won under the organization of Li Gang. After the nomads left, Li Gang was rejected and framed by Song Ting's capitulators. In May of the first year of Jingkang, Song Tingqiang appointed Li Gang as the envoy of Hedong and Hebei in Fu Xuan and expelled Li Gang from North Korea. After Li Gang came to power, Song Ting restricted everything, making Fu Xuan an empty name and unrestrained military power. In September, Li Gang was forced to resign, and Xuan was accused of "being eager to fight the main battle and wasting his time". First, he was responsible for the resettlement of Jianchang Army (now Cheng Nan, Jiangxi) and then moved to Kuizhou (now Baidicheng, Fengjie, Sichuan). Shortly after Li Gang was demoted, the nomads from the army once again besieged Kaifeng in two ways. On the eve of his capture, Song Qinzong remembered to use Li Gang, and appointed him as a university student in the Prime Minister's Hall to lead Kaifeng House, but to no avail. When Li Gang learned this fate in Changsha, the Northern Song Dynasty had already perished. Zhao Gou, King Kang, built another court in Yingtianfu (now Shangqiu, Henan). In order to take advantage of Li Gang's reputation, he was appointed as the right servant of Shangshu and assistant minister of Zhongshu (right phase). At that time, Li Gang was on his way to Kaifeng. After receiving the appointment, he rushed to Nanjing, tried his best to plan and reorganize the platform for the emperor, organized anti-Jin, and launched a sharp struggle around the emperor and the capitulators such as Huang Qianshan. He opposed surrender, advocated "all peace talks", and severely punished Zhang Bangchang and other Song officials who worked for the nomads from the Song Dynasty to encourage the last festival. In order to strengthen the strength of the anti-gold struggle, he recommended Zongze, a veteran of the resolute anti-Japanese war, to stay in Tokyo and go to Kaifeng to renovate the defense facilities; He also advocated the establishment of Hebei Zhaofu Department and Hedong Economic and Trade Department to support the military and civilian struggle against gold in the two rivers, and recommended Zhang Suo and Fu Liang as Hebei Zhaofu Ambassador and Hedong Economic and Trade Deputy Ambassador respectively. In view of the corruption of military and political affairs and the unclear rewards and punishments since the Northern Song Dynasty, he also promulgated Article 21 of the New Army System, set out to rectify military and political affairs, and suggested setting up command posts along the river, Huaihe River and Yanhe River to implement defense in depth. Li Gang's rectification of military and political facilities will help the Song Dynasty to prop up the situation, which is acceptable to Song Gaozong. However, Song Gaozong, Wang Boyan and Huang Qian Shan did not allow him to resolutely resist gold and surrender. Therefore, they tried to expel Li Gang. First of all, Li Gang was appointed as the left servant and assistant minister of Shangshu (left phase), and Huang Qian Shan was appointed as the right servant and assistant minister of Zhongshu to contain Li Gang. Then, Zhang Suo and Fu Liang were dismissed, Hebei Zhaofu Department and Hedong Economic Department were revoked, and Li Gang's anti-gold deployment was destroyed and he was forced to resign. Li Gang was expelled from North Korea after only 75 days as prime minister, and was soon exiled to Ezhou (now Wuchang, Wuhan City, Hubei Province) and then exiled to Wan 'an Army in Hainan Island (now southeast of Guangdong Province). It was not until the end of three years (1 129) that he was released. After four years of advice, Li Gang returned to Shaowu to live. Thereafter, from February of the second year (1 132) to Shaoxing for three years, he served as Fu Xuan's ambassador and Zhizhou of Guangnan Road in Jinghu (later changed to Anfu Ambassador of Hunan), and from October of five years to November of seven years, Shaoxing served as appeasement ambassador and Zhizhou of Jiangnan West Road. Although he was excluded, he always cared about state affairs, expounded his political views many times, continued to oppose humiliation and surrender, and supported Yue Fei's resistance to gold. Shaoxing died in the first month of the tenth year. Li Gang wrote a lot in his life, and his legacy was compiled by his sons into 180 Volume Complete Works of Liangxi, which was published worldwide. Among them, Biography of Jing Kang, Jian Yan's Advance and Retreat, and Jian Yan's Notes on Politics are the records of Li Gang's personal experience and personal experience when he served in the court at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty and the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty, and they are precious materials for studying this period of history. Bibliography Zhao: Li Gang's long chronicle, special issue of Hong Kong New Asia Institute, 1968. His lyrics are a collection of hoses singing and fighting Kunyang.