Xin Qiji is a famous bold and patriotic poet in my country. His poems show very strong feelings about his family and country. Now I will summarize and sort out Xin Qiji’s patriotic poems for your reference.

Appreciation of Xin Qiji’s famous patriotic poems

In 1125 AD, the Jurchen nobles drove their army to invade the south, forcing the Zhao and Song regime to move to the left of the Yangtze River. Since then, the Central Plains has been ravaged and desolate. This is very sad.

He used his words to show the world the tragic scene of war-torn areas. What he saw was "Wu Chu Land, Southeast Pass" in "Man Jiang Hong· Guoyan Xishan".

Passing by the mountains and rivers, all the strange things look like familiar places. I still remember that I traveled all over the country in my dream, south and north of the Yangtze River. You need to carry a stick with you on the best paths, which can remove a few clogs in a lifetime. Xiaochenlao, thirty-nine years old, has been a guest for a long time. Wu Chu land, southeast corner. Heroic things, Cao Liu is the enemy. It was blown away by the west wind, leaving no trace of dust. Lou Guan has just grown up and has gone, and the flags are white before they are rolled up. Sighing at the world, sorrow and joy turn to find each other, the present is still the same as the past.

Xin Qiji not only expressed his passion for serving the country through his words, he also used his words as a powerful weapon to appeal and resist the war. Such as the anti-gold war, such as "Shui Tiao Ge Tou·The setting sun is covered with dust":

The setting sun is covered with dust and rising, and Hu Qi is hunting in the clear autumn. The Han family has a hundred thousand troops, and its fleets are towering. Who knows how to throw a whip and fly across, recalling the blood-stained blood of the past, and the sorrow of the Buddha and the fox in the wind and rain.

This word is Xin Qiji's description of the quarrying battle in the Song and Jin Dynasties. Yu Yunwen commanded the navy and defeated Wan Yanliang in one fell swoop, winning a rare military victory since the southern crossing. It is his sincere yearning and praise for the war against Jin.

Xin Qiji even wrote "Six States Songtou", "Loyalty has been passed down for thousands of years, two strategies have been established, and the ancestors have been remembered. Sun Youzi, Fang talked and laughed, and organized the world." The words directly describe and encourage the resistance. Golden War.

In "Broken Array", he expresses his desire to gallop on the battlefield by "looking at the sword while drunk". In "Yong Yu Le", he compares himself with the veteran Lian Po with "eternal country", which is reflected in the lines. All are boiling with the poet's patriotic blood and passion.

When I was drunk, I read the sword by burning the lamp, and I dreamed of blowing the trumpet in the camp. Eight hundred miles away, the soldiers under the command are burning, the sound of fifty-stringed strings is heard outside the Great Wall, and the troops are ordered in autumn on the battlefield. The horse moves very fast, and the bow is as frightening as a thunderbolt. Finish the affairs of the king and the world, and win the reputation during and after death. Misfortune happens in vain! Introduction to Xin Qiji

Xin Qiji was born in the Kingdom of Jin. In his early years, he was as famous as Dang Huaiying in the north and was known as the "Xin Party". When he was young, he participated in the Geng Jing Uprising and captured the traitor Zhang Anguo. He returned to the Southern Song Dynasty and presented "Ten Essays on Meiqin" and "Nine Discussions" to lay out strategies for war and defense. He successively served as a minister in Jiangxi, Hunan, Fujian and other places, quelling the rebellion of Jingnan tea merchant Lai Wenzheng. He also fought against all opinions and created the Flying Tiger Army to stabilize the Hunan region. Because he had political disagreements with the ruling peace faction, he was repeatedly impeached, experienced ups and downs several times, and finally retired to live in the mountains. Before and after the Kaixi Northern Expedition, the prime minister Han Yuzhou successively appointed Xin Qiji to inform the two prefectures of Shaoxing and Zhenjiang, and recruited him to serve as Privy Councilor, Du Chengzhi and other officials, but he was dismissed. In the third year of Kaixi (1207), Xin Qiji sadly died of illness at the age of sixty-eight. During the reign of Emperor Gong of the Song Dynasty, he was awarded a young master and was given the posthumous title "Zhongmin".