1. The past is like a burned-out bonfire on the ground, leaving only black ashes. But if you want to sweep away the ashes immediately, you will accidentally burn your hands, but there will always be cooling. one day. ——Tong Hua's "The Ballad of the Desert"

2. Have you ever asked me, do the tangled vines in this place resemble life? I'm thinking that life may really be like honeysuckle and vine, but it's not an endless struggle. Flowers bloom and fall, gold and silver meet, chance encounters and partings, facing and turning around, fate gathering and separation, Yitenghua interprets the joys and sorrows of life. ——Tong Hua's "The Ballad of the Desert"

3. The Forgotten River is still beyond the time, beyond the clouds and mountains, the dawn fog and dust, the Manzhu and the sand are making me a boat. Looking back, looking back, I can rush to Lima against the vastness of time. Ordering troops, filling the top of the yellow sand, the majestic appearance of horses trampling on the enemy camp is meaningful and timeless, becoming a hunter's madness and staining the desert with blood, watching the goshawks whirling north and becoming shining, stubbornness is finally broken down into poetry, and the messy fighting is revealed in a coquettish way. Not for slaughter, just for the sake of my majestic Han Dynasty, the majesty of the Han Dynasty is in the world "Removing bones and turning them into poems - Remembering Huo Qubing"