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Where did "Disappointed with 100,000 soldiers and boring poems" come from? What do you mean?
Said by: Liang Qichao's Reading Lu Fangweng.

It means: I have failed a hundred thousand soldiers in my chest, and I can only sing poetry and have fun when I am bored.

Full text:

Read Lu Fangweng's collection.

[Qing] Liang Qichao

Live up to a hundred thousand soldiers in my chest, be bored, and compose poems.

Who loves the country? When it comes to Chen Hu's grievances.

Appreciate:

This poem warmly appreciates the lofty style of Lu You's poems, which is eager to make contributions and drive the country to the old age. He spoke highly of Lu You's extraordinary masculinity. In fact, it expresses the author's own sense of alienation. Although he died overseas at that time, he thought of China, which was slaughtered by foreign powers and shrouded in gloom, and cried and said that if only he had not joined the army to kill the enemy.

Brief introduction of Liang Qichao:

Liang Qichao (1873- 1929) was a bourgeois reformist in modern China. The word Zhuo Ru, whose name is Ren Gong, is also the owner of the igloo. Guangdong Xinhui people. Guangxu juren. He studied under Kang Youwei, and advocated reform and reform together with Kang Youwei, and was called "Kang Liang". 1896 (the 21st year of Guangxu reign) went to Beijing to take an exam and started a "bus petition" with Kang Youwei. 1895 In Shanghai, he was the editor-in-chief of Current Affairs, published the General Theory of Reform, and edited the Western Political Series. The following year, he gave lectures at Wu Shi School in Changsha, and actively advocated and promoted the Reform Movement. His political essays are fluent, emotional and distinctive. He went to Beijing from 1898, and worked in Shi Jing University Hall and Translation Bureau with six titles. The Reform Movement of 1898 failed and fled to Japan. The first edition of Qing Yi Bao, followed by Xinmin Cong Bao, insisted on constitutional monarchy and was criticized by the democratic revolutionaries. The western bourgeois social and political theory he introduced had a great influence on the intellectual circles at that time. After the Revolution of 1911, the Progressive Party was formed on the basis of the Constitutional Party, supporting Yuan Shikai and becoming a judge. 19 16, mobilized Cai E to organize the national defense forces to fight against Yuan. After research by the organization department and cooperation with Duan, he became the chief financial officer. During the May 4th Movement, he opposed the slogan "Down with Confucius and Mencius" and thought that the way of Confucius and Mencius was the "most essential argument" of socialism. In his later years, he gave lectures in Tsinghua University. This book is rich in content, and later generations compiled it into "Drinking Room Collection".