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"Nine Songs of National Funeral" Pre-Qin: Qu Yuan
Holding a sword, wearing leather armor, chariots crisscross, sword and blade. Enemy, the flag is like a dark cloud and the arrow is on the string.
He violated my position and trampled on my team. My left relative died and my right relative was stabbed. Bury two rounds, trip four horses, and beat drums with jade mallets.
The sky darkened, the gods' angry majesty, cruel killing, and the body abandoned Ye Yuan. No return, no return, the plain is hazy and the road is very remote.
Wearing a long sword, holding a strong crossbow, leaving your head, Zhuang Xin will not change. Brave and fearless, you are the most. You will stick to your post until you die.
The body is dead, the spirit will never die, and your soul is the ghost of a hero!
"If you are brave, you will be strong and unyielding." Really brave, tenacious and brave, always strong and determined not to be humiliated.
Origin: A poem "Nine Songs of National Mourning" written by Qu Yuan, a poet of Chu State in the Warring States Period, is one of the "Nine Songs". This is a poem mourning the soldiers killed in Chu, which is divided into two sections.
"Nine Songs of National Mourning" commemorates the folk meaning of "Nine Songs", mourns the patriotic soldiers who died, and mourns and praises the heroic soul of Chu Bing who died for his country. This music song is divided into two parts. Firstly, it describes the heroic scene of Chu soldiers fighting hand-to-hand with the enemy, and then mourns their lofty ambition of dying for their country.
The first section describes the heroic scene of Chu soldiers fighting hand-to-hand with the enemy; The second section eulogizes the noble festivals of Chu soldiers who died for their country and their heroism and patriotism.
The whole poem vividly describes the fierce war situation and the soldiers' spirit of courageously striving for the first place, and expresses the author's lofty feelings of loving the motherland. The poem is sincere and passionate, with sharp and rapid rhythm and strong expressive force, conveying a kind of awe-inspiring and solemn beauty, which is unique in Chu Ci works.
This article is somewhat different from the author's other works in artistic expression, and even different from other music songs in Nine Songs.
It's not a gaudy, gorgeous chapter. However, it is "expressing one's mind directly" (Dai Zhen's Qu Zhu), which conveys the beauty of loftiness and masculinity consistent with the reflected person with deep and fiery emotions. It is unique in Chu Ci works and makes people feel strong.