The fertile water of the river was painted as a war picture, and the people had to collect firewood to support their feet.

Please don't mention anything about Hou Feng, how many lives will be sacrificed for a person's success!

Legend has it that once the war starts, even the immortals are worried that the troops on both sides of the strait have been fighting for many years.

No one says that Cangjiang River is always peaceful, and the river flows eastward with blood.

This poem comes from Cao Song's "Two Poems of Sui Hai, the First Year of Nuo Ming" in the Tang Dynasty, and its translation is:

Water-rich mountains are included in the battle map, and the people have to cut wood and grass to make a living. Please don't mention Marquis, how many soldiers' lives will be sacrificed if you succeed!

This poem is entitled "The Year of the Dead Sea", and the title is: "The first year of Xuanzong Guangming." According to Ji Hai, the poem was written in the first year of Guangming, recalling the current events of last year. The striking poem "My Years" points out that what is written in the poem is a vivid social and political reality. After the Anshi Rebellion, the war was first fought in Hebei and then spread to the Central Plains. At the end of the Tang dynasty, a large-scale peasant uprising took place, and the Tang dynasty carried out vicious repression, and the south of the great river also became a battlefield. This is the so-called "Zeguo Jiangshan enters the war map." The poem does not directly say that the war has affected Jianghan Valley (Zeguo), but only draws all the rivers and mountains into the battle map to express euphemistic twists and turns, so that readers can imagine the chaotic and bloody reality through a "battle map", which is a successful example of the poet's use of image thinking. A strong contrast is used in the sentence: the contrast between "one" and "ten thousand" and "honor" and "dryness" is shocking. The word "bone" is extremely vivid. The contrast here and the use of the word "bone" are very close to the amazing sentence "The wine in Zhumen stinks and the bones freeze to death on the road". They reveal the essence of feudal social history from different aspects, which is very typical. The first three sentences only say three points, and the words are euphemistic, but this sentence is very deliberate. In contrast, hitting the floor feels that every word is destined.

Cao Song's poems describe the war at the end of the Tang Dynasty, which affected the Jianghuai region and made people's lives miserable. Firewood is firewood, and mowing grass is Sue. Chai Su's livelihood was already hard, but now it's even less fun. Don't talk about meritorious service, because a general's meritorious service is bought with the lives of Qian Qian's ten thousand foot soldiers. The sharp contrast between "one" and "ten thousand" and between General Rong and "ten thousand bones withered" is shocking. ?

War is an act of collective and organized use of violence against each other, and it is an armed battle between opposing sides to achieve some political, economic and territorial integrity. War is also regarded as the extreme means of politics and diplomacy and the highest form of contradictory struggle. A country should save huge financial resources for war. In a sense, war is about financial resources. The people who manipulate the war are the best talents, and the best of them, relying on the stage of the war, interpret colorful scrolls. There is a famous saying that "one will succeed and ten thousand bones will dry up." This is a warning, meaningful. This is the mission entrusted to him by the state, and it is also an act of war in which a general leads his soldiers to fight.

This poem reveals a common phenomenon in human society. The general's meritorious service was bought with the lives of thousands of people in Qian Qian. In the poet's view, the fact that he is the most glorious in feudal society is a sin. Zhang Chang's "poor bones saved the solitary grave and wanted to find the meritorious service for the general" ("Hanging a mass grave"), and the monk Liu's "The general praised his sword for killing more people" ("Doing business is doing things") have the same effect. From the poet's sentimental exhortation, we can realize the depth of the war disaster. These two sentences are simple in language and profound in meaning, and they are a warning to the world.

Cao Song (828-903) was a poet in the late Tang Dynasty. Word dream sign Zhou Shu (now Tongcheng, Anhui, now Buried Hill, Anhui) was born. The year of birth and death is unknown. In his early years, he avoided chaos and lived in the western hills of Hongdu. Later, he established the state secretariat of Li Pin. After Li's death, he lived in Jianghu and met nothing. Guanghua four years (90 1), scholar, more than 70 years old, awarded the title of proofreader (provincial secretary), died.