Stronger than courage, I shed tears when I meet everyone.
Dedicated to the Chinese dream, poems from the spring will flow through the ages.
The sun is so close that I can still see it. I wonder if the sky is high.
I bow toward the south, hoping to see the Han banner.
Southern Song Dynasty
The people who lost their land in the north sighed with blood and tears in the hope that their old master would restore their homeland! They were too weak to be courageous, and they shed tears when everyone saw them. ——I want to restore my homeland, but I don’t have the strength. After weeping silently with an acquaintance, Tan Sitong of the Qing Dynasty wrote a poem "If you have the intention to kill the thief
You are unable to save yourself", the meaning is similar to this sentence
A poem dedicated to the Chinese dream will flow from the spring of eternity. ——He wants to unify the country and return to a peaceful world.
The sun is so close that I can still see it. I wonder if the sky is high. ——When I looked up and saw the sun, I didn’t know what God meant? {Secretly complaining to the Southern Song Dynasty court}
I worshiped southward every day, hoping to see the banner of the Han Dynasty—I only looked southward every day, hoping to see the banner of the Han Dynasty. One day I saw an army coming from the north to regain its homeland. For this poem, you can refer to Lu You's poem: Thirty thousand miles of river flows eastward into the sea, and five thousand miles of mountains reach the sky.
The remaining people shed tears in the dust and look south to see Wang Shi for another year! The mood is the same.