Xiang Yu [pre-Qin]

Pull up the mountain and share the anger with the world. Bad times never die.

What can I do without dying? I'm afraid I'm afraid I can't do anything!

Translation:

Strength can pull out mountains, and heroism is unparalleled in the world. But bad luck makes it difficult for BMW to run.

What should I do if I don't advance after the horse? Concubine! Concubine! What should I do with you?

Creation background

Xiang Yu was trapped and mistakenly thought that the Han army had occupied the whole territory of Chu. He got up in a hurry to drown his sorrows in wine. Looking at the beauty who is about to say goodbye and the beloved steed, I can't help singing this generous and sad "Song of Children". After writing the poem, Xiang Yu led the troops to break through. Although he killed many enemy troops, he finally committed suicide in Wujiang (now the northeast of Anhui County) because of his thin strength.

Gaixia Song is a desperate word written by Xiang Yu, the overlord of the western Chu Dynasty, on the eve of the first world war. Song of Gaixia is full of unparalleled heroism and affection. It not only shows rare self-confidence, but also sighs that it is insignificant. It is a miracle that just four sentences show such rich content and complicated feelings.