1. Write poems about guarding the border

Write poems about guarding the border:

1. "Two Poems from Liangzhou·One"

Wang Han of the Tang Dynasty

Original text:

The luminous cup of grape wine reminds you to drink pipa immediately.

Lord Grim is lying drunk on the battlefield. How many people have fought in ancient times?

Translation:

At the wine feast, the mellow grape wine was filled into luminous cups. Just as he was about to drink, the pipa sounded, as if urging people to go to war.

If you lie drunk on the sand, please don’t laugh. How many people who went out to fight in ancient times returned to their hometowns?

2. "Liangzhou Ci"

Wang Zhihuan of the Tang Dynasty

Original text:

Far above the Yellow River, among the white clouds, there is an isolated city of thousands of feet. Mountain.

Why should the Qiang flute blame the willows? The spring breeze does not pass through Yumen Pass.

Translation:

The Yellow River seems to be rushing from the white clouds, and Yumen Pass stands alone in the mountains. Why use the Qiang flute to play the sad willow song to complain that the spring is not coming? It turns out that the spring breeze cannot blow in the Yumenguan area!

3. "The Envoy to the Fortress"

Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty

Original text:

The bicycle wants to ask about the side, but the country is passing by. extension.

Zheng Peng left Hansai, returned to Yan and entered Hutian.

The lonely smoke in the desert is straight, and the sun is setting over the long river.

Whenever Xiao Guan rides, he always protects Yan Ran.

Translation:

Riding a carriage to ask about the border, the vassal country passing by has passed Juyan. Like fluffy grass blown away by the wind, it comes to the border fortress, and the wild geese returning to the north are soaring in the sky.

The solitary smoke rises straight up in the vast desert, and the setting sun is perfect on the edge of the Yellow River. When I arrived at Xiaoguan, I met a reconnaissance knight who told me that the Imperial Guard had arrived at Yanran.

4. "One of Two Poems from the Fortress"

Wang Changling of the Tang Dynasty

Original text:

The bright moon of Qin is at the pass of Han, The people who marched thousands of miles have not yet returned.

But the flying generals of Dragon City are here, and Huma is not taught to cross the Yin Mountains.

Translation:

It is still the bright moon and border gates of the Qin and Han Dynasties, but now many soldiers have gone on thousands of miles without returning. If Dragon City's flying general Wei Qing was still here, he would definitely not let the enemy's iron hooves step across Yinshan Mountain.

5. "Walking in the Army"

Tang Dynasty Wang Changling

Original text:

Qinghai is covered with long clouds and dark snow-capped mountains, and the lonely city looks at Yumen Pass in the distance.

The yellow sand will wear the golden armor in a hundred battles, and the Loulan will never be returned until it is broken.

Translation:

The Qinghai Lake is covered with dark clouds, and the continuous snow-capped mountains are dim. The ancient border city and Yumen Pass are thousands of miles apart, facing each other from afar. The soldiers guarding the border have experienced hundreds of battles, their armor has been worn out, and their ambition is unquenchable. They vow not to return home until they defeat the invading enemy. 2. Words related to defense

Words related to defense are referenced as follows: 1. Set up camp - An, Zha: to establish, place; Zha: a fence for defense.

Refers to the troops stationed. It is also a metaphor for establishing a temporary labor or work base.

2. Close the border and defend yourself - refers to closing the four borders and strictly defending. 3. Stay behind closed doors - ① Stay behind closed doors to protect yourself.

②Stay firm and defend strictly. 4. Step by step - step: In ancient times, one step was five feet, and "step by step" means a short distance.

Each time the army advanced a step forward, a fortress was set up. Describes tight defense and cautious action.

5. Divide the troops for defense - disperse the troops and defend everywhere. 6. To attack, we must conquer, and to defend, we must consolidate - Ke: capture a stronghold and win; Gu: firm, solid.

There is no offense that cannot be defeated, and no defense that is unstable. Describes extremely strong combat effectiveness.

7. Jincheng Tangchi - city, pool: city wall and moat; soup: hot water.

Metal city walls, moats with boiling water.

It is a metaphor for an extremely solid and well-defended city or fortification. 8. Advance can be used to attack, and possession can be defended - advance: advance; retreat: retreat; possession: occupy.

You can attack by moving forward, and you can defend by retreating. Metaphorically, both offense and defense have the initiative.

9. Advance can be used to attack, retreat can be defended - advance: advance; retreat: retreat; defend: defend, stick to it. You can attack by moving forward, and you can defend by retreating.

Metaphorically, both offense and defense have the initiative. 10. Stone City Tangchi - a metaphor for a city that is well defended and difficult to break.

11. Watch and help each other - Watch: Defensive lookout. In order to deal with invading enemies or unexpected disasters, neighboring villages warned and assisted each other.

12. Stealing the camp and robbing the village - camp: military camp, where the army is stationed. Tribulation: Robbery.

Zhai: a defensive fence, extended to a military camp. Sneak attack on the enemy's camp.

13. One man can be guarded - one man: one person; guard: guard. One person can guard it.

Describes a dangerous terrain that is easy to defend. 14. Heavy gold attack on the soup - refers to several golden city soup pools with very strong defense. 3. What are the words that describe "defense"

1. Indestructible jiān bù kě cuī

Idiom explanation: very strong and cannot be destroyed.

Source of the idiom: "Original Poetry·Nei Chapter 1" by Zheng Xie of the Qing Dynasty: "Only strong strength can make you strong, so it is strong and indestructible."

Example: In In a revolutionary war, the power of the people is indestructible.

2. jiān jiǎ lì bīng

Idiom explanation: strong armor, sharp weapons. Describe the elite troops.

The source of the idiom: "Mozi·Feiqi": "Here are strong armor and powerful soldiers. In the past, we attacked the country without guilt."

Example: As long as the war is dangerous If it still exists, we must have strong armor and strong soldiers to continuously strengthen our national defense capabilities.

3. gù ruò jīn tāng

Idiom explanation: a city made of metal, a moat formed by boiling water. The fortifications are described as extremely strong.

The source of the idiom: "Book of Han Kuai Tong Biography": "The Yingcheng must be defended. They are all golden city soup pools and cannot be attacked."

Example: The fort at Dagukou , if you can get his permission to protect, you will be impregnable. (Gao Yang's "Rouge Well")

4. Take advantage of the strong policy fat chéng jiān cè féi

Explanation of the idiom: Jian: a solid cart; Ce: whipping; Fei: a fat horse. Ride on a solid chariot and drive a fat horse. Describes a luxurious life.

The source of the idiom: "Book of Han·Shi Huo Zhi 1": "Take advantage of the strength to make fertilizer, and walk on the silk to drag the silk."

5. Solid as a rock jiān rú pán shí

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Idiom explanation: as solid as a big stone. The metaphor is unshakable.

Source of the idiom: "The Peacock Flies Southeast" by Ancient Yuefu: "The rock is square and thick, and can last for thousands of years." "Selected Literature·Nineteen Ancient Poems": "If there is no solid rock, how can there be a false name?"

Example: Our great motherland is as solid as a rock. 4. Famous quotes and various examples about offense and defense

"Those who are good at attacking stand above the nine heavens, and those who are good at defending are hidden under the nine earths." If you are good at attacking, let your opponent not know that you are going to attack. If you launch an attack from there, your forces will be dispersed, but if you attack one area with your elite, the enemy will be unable to defend it.

Those who are good at defense must hide their strength. In other words, they must retain reserve forces. There are 500 troops. Frontal defense can only use up to 200 troops, so that they can adapt to changes, such as counterattacks, reinforcements, etc. If you use up all your strength from the beginning, once the enemy breaks through, you will be completely defeated. Therefore, those who are good at defense should always keep their trump cards in their hands.

Attack and defense are about mobilizing each other, testing each other's trump cards, and finding the opponent's loopholes, so as to maximize the fruits of victory.