Dinghu abandoned the world that day and defeated the enemy to take Yumenguan to Beijing.

It is beautiful to lose all six armies and get angry at the crown!

Smoked days are full of enthusiasm, and no one cherishes bright eyes and white teeth.

Wan Li moved to the palace in sorrow, and Guliangzhou danced pearl songs.

1. From:

Wu's Garden Songs

2. Excerpts from the original text:

Dinghu abandoned the world that day and defeated the enemy to take Yumenguan to Beijing. Mourning the six armies, rushing to the crown and anger is beautiful. Beauty is not my love, but the thief died of famine. Electric anti-pornography towels will gather in Montenegro, and crying will meet relatives.

3. Translation:

When the king left the world, the general made way for Shanhaiguan after the enemy captured Beijing. The whole army cried and put on white mourning clothes, but I didn't know that the general was angry for beauty. He also said that beauty wandering is not his love, and thieves are doomed to perish because they are obsessed with catering. Sweep the yellow scarf like lightning to pacify Montenegro, and the king and his old father will meet her after crying.

4. Appreciate:

Garden Song is a long narrative poem, which is rigorous, orderly, coordinated and versatile, and is intertwined with narration, lyricism and discussion. Although the main content is the story of Chen Yuanyuan and Wu Sangui, it is also integrated into the story of the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, expressing the author's extremely complicated thoughts and feelings.

5. Introduction to the author:

Wu (June 2 1609, June 21-June 1672, June 65438+1October 23) is a native of Meicun, alias deer, Taoist Dayun, Han nationality, and Taicang, Jiangsu. He was a famous poet in the late Ming Dynasty and early Qing Dynasty, and he was also called "Three Masters of Jiang Zuo" with Qian and Gong Dingzi. He was also the pioneer of Loudong Poetry School. He is good at seven-character metrical poems. He first learned "Evergreen Style" and later formed a new poem, which was later called "Meicun Style".