The original text is as follows:
Lend me three thousand warriors to restore my powerful China;
The sword refers to Tianshanxi, and the horse steps on Heihaibei;
Bow in Lake Baikal and enjoy the snow on Sakhalin Island;
Drink on the banks of Maheng River, and hold the moon in Broken Leaf City;
Visiting ancient times in Indo-China Peninsula, offering sacrifices to ancestors at Tokyo site;
Where the Han flag pointed, the enemy fled at the dust!
Those who dare to commit crimes against China will be punished far away!
The full text mainly refers to:
1. The Biography of Han Fu Chang Gan Zheng Chen Duan: "Those who openly oppose Han will be punished far away."
2. Ming Shenzong Zhu Yijun's Yu Pingzhao: "Yi Wu Fenyang, although arrogant, will be killed!"
3. Fu Jiezi: "The Han army is coming, don't move, or you will destroy the country!"
4. Dinghu Monument in Xuan Di, Emperor Gaozu: "The sun and the moon shine, and the rivers are all Chinese soil."
"Those who openly commit crimes against the Han people will be punished." The allusion comes from the Western Han generals Gan Yanshou and Chen Tang, who conquered Zhi Zhi Khan, who had been fighting the Western Han Dynasty. After the great victory, Gan Yanshou and Monk Chen gave an immortal and proud recital for Emperor Han Yuan.
Through the full text of "allusions", it shows Gan Yanshou and Chen Tang's fearlessness in the battle to defend their homeland, and expresses Gan Yanshou and Chen Tang's determination to defend their homeland and stick to justice.
Extended data:
"Those who violate the Han Dynasty, though far away, will be punished" is a letter written by Shang Chen, a famous Western Han Dynasty, to Emperor Han Yuan, which shows the achievements in repelling Khan, the northern Xiongnu. This sentence was said after killing, not before killing.
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Let them know that people who violate the powerful Han empire will be killed no matter how far they escape. Ming here is the causative usage of adjectives, so that barbarians can understand it. Comprehensive means: let barbarians understand that a country that has offended a strongman will be killed, even if it is far away! )