Xin Qiji's patriotic poems are as follows:

1. Wherever you look at China, you will see the beautiful Beigu Tower. How many things have happened in the rise and fall of the ages, and the Yangtze River is endless. ——Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty, "Nanxiangzi·Dengjingkou Beiguting Pavilion with Huai"

Translation: Where can I look at my hometown, the Central Plains? But in front of me, I can only see the magnificent mountains and rivers around Beigulou. I wonder how many changes it has experienced through the rise and fall of thousands of years? Can't tell. The past events are endless, just like the endless water of the Yangtze River.

2. Under the clear river water of Yugu Terrace, many pedestrians shed tears in the middle. Looking northwest to Chang'an, one can see countless mountains. ——Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty, "Bodhisattva Man·Book on the Ostomy Wall of Jiangxi"

Translation: The flowing water of the Gan River under Yugu Terrace contains the tears of many suffering people. I looked up at Chang'an in the northwest, but unfortunately I could only see countless green mountains.

3. Finish the affairs of the king and the world, and win fame during and after life. Misfortune happens in vain! ——Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty, "Breaking the Array: Writing Poems for Chen Tongfu"

Translation: (I) wholeheartedly want to complete the great cause of regaining the lost land of the country for the monarch, and gain a good reputation that will be passed down from generation to generation, but pity has become The white-haired man!

4. It is a pity that the passing of time, the sorrow of wind and rain, the tree is still like this! Who calls Qian, with red scarf and green sleeves, to find the hero's tears! ——Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty, "Yin of the Water Dragon: Dengjian Kang Shangxin Pavilion"

Translation: It's a pity that time passes like running water. I am really worried about the country in the wind and rain, and time flies by like a white horse! Even the red scarf and green sleeves that wiped away the hero's tears are no longer called.

5. The two guests visited the scenic spots in the southeast and the business of thousands of poems and books, trying to make plans with you. Don't shoot at the Nanshan tiger, look for the rich people. ——Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty, "Shui Tiao Ge Tou·Zhou Ci Yangzhou Heren Yun"

Translation: You two are celebrities in the southeast, with thousands of volumes of poems and books in your chest, and you have a great future. Let me try to give you some advice: Don't follow Li Guang's example of living in Nanshan and shooting tigers. It would be most appropriate to become a wealthy marquis.