1, drunk lying on the battlefield, you don't laugh, there have been several wars in ancient times.

From: Liangzhou Ci of William Wang in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: Be sure to get drunk today, even if you are drunk on the battlefield. This time, I went out to serve my country. I'm dying, but I'm not ready to come back alive.

2, yellow sand wears golden armor and fights hundreds of battles, and it will not be returned without breaking Loulan.

Wang Changling, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, said when he joined the army.

Interpretation: Although you have fought many battles in the vast desert, even your armor is worn out, unless you completely defeat the enemy, you will never return.

I would like to take the lead and open the iron gate.

From: Join the Army by Li Bai in Tang Dynasty

Interpretation: I would like to cut the enemy first, go straight to tiemenguan and rest forever.

4, why don't men take Wu Gou, GuanShan fifty states.

From: Thirteen Poems of South Garden by Li He in Tang Dynasty (5).

Interpretation: Men should cross the battlefield to recover lost ground and make contributions.

5, the wind is rustling and the water is cold, and the strong man is gone forever.

Said by: Jing Ke's anonymous song.

Interpretation: The rustling wind blew the bank of Yishui very cold. Jing Ke, a strong man, went and never came back.