1, heaven, earth, sun, moon

The sky is a tent and the ground is a blanket. The sun, the moon and the stars sleep with me in the morning.

I dare not stretch my feet at night for fear of stepping on mountains and rivers.

Appreciation: Zhu Yuanzhang caught up with the famine at the end of Yuan Dynasty, his parents died and he was homeless. It is common to stay outdoors at night. Taking the sky as the account and the earth as the felt is indeed a true portrayal of his early life. However, the poor life did not crush him, but made him more combative. He should not only have plenty of food and clothing, but also take this vast world into his pocket. With mountains and rivers at his feet and a country in his heart, he is a born king.

2. "Nianju"

I don't send flowers when flowers bloom. If I do, I'll be scared to death.

To fight against the west wind, wear golden armor all over.

Appreciation: You will be more or less familiar with this poem when you see it. Yes, Zhu Yuanzhang's Chanting Chrysanthemum is a parody of Huang Chao's The Last Chrysanthemum. The original poem is: "Wait until September 8th in Qiu Lai, and I will kill all the flowers when I finish them. Tianxiang permeates Chang 'an, and the city is full of golden flowers. "It can be seen that when Zhu Yuanzhang wrote this poem, he already had the ambition to win the world and be an emperor.

3. "Angry Monk"

Jiangnan killed millions of soldiers, and the sword around his waist was still bloody.

Monks don't know heroes, just ask their names.

Appreciation: Ask a monk angrily, also called don't mess with buddhist nun Xian monk. As the name implies, it is written for monks. According to records, this poem was written in 1359. At that time, Zhu Yuanzhang defeated Chen Youliang in the battle of Longwan, killing countless enemies and being heroic.

4. "Golden Rooster Announces Dawn"

The cock crows and pouts, and the cock crows and pouts.

Three calls for Fusang Day swept away the remnant star Xiao Yue.

Appreciation: This poem was written by Zhu Yuanzhang the day he became emperor. The first two sentences are ridiculous, just like nonsense, and there is no difference between them and limerick, which makes the civil and military officials laugh, but when the third sentence is exported, the officials and people immediately hold their breath, and when the fourth sentence is exported, all the ministers shout.

5. Ode to the Swallow Loki

What about the Yangtze River as a pole?

The crescent moon on the horizon is a scale hook, weighing how many mountains and rivers I have.

Appreciation: This poem was written by Zhu Yuanzhang when he visited Yanziji after he ascended the throne. Although he still doesn't change his usual style, there are neither gorgeous rhetoric nor crude allusions, but he expresses his domineering as an emperor with the most vivid metaphor.

6. Zheng Chen Xiao Zhi Xiang

Madu Shatou alfalfa fragrance, Xiaoxiang sex.

Dongfeng awakens the heroic dream, not Xianyang but Luoyang.

Appreciation: According to historical records, Zhu Yuanzhang wrote this poem in the process of cutting off Chen Youliang. The word "fried" in the poem turned "dream" into reality, and the dream came true, not in Xianyang, but in Luoyang.