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Wang Ye's "Xihe" begins by questioning the sky, while Cao's poem directly points to people, asking "Who did this today?" This is self-evident. Wang Ci cited the dedication of the mausoleum map of Li Zong in the first year of Duanping to vent his inner worries about the country. Cao Ci used the title of Cao Cao's "Hao Li Xing" as a poem, "A hundred bones are exposed in the wild, and there is no rooster crow for thousands of miles" into the poem. He was full of sympathy and deeply saddened by the tragic massacre of the people. He was filled with hatred and ridicule for the stupid, corrupt and humiliating behavior of those in power in the Southern Song Dynasty. Wang Ci lamented his old hatred and lamented, "I have been grieving for eternity, and I am old." Cao Ci reassured him that he did not have to grieve in vain: "It's too sad to be sad!" Wang Ci looked at the Huaihe River, looked at the river, shed tears, and was filled with grief and anger. Cao Ci used Xinting to weep, lamenting and ridiculing those in power in the Southern Song Dynasty who had no intention of restoring the Central Plains, were indecisive, and lost power and harmed the country. It implies the king's introduction: "When the emperor worked hard for the royal family and conquered China, how could he be a prisoner of Chu and weep Evil?" Inspire friends to work together to find good strategies to resist the war and save the country, so as to bring order to the world. Wang Ye was impeached and stepped down at that time and was no longer in his position. In his poem, he lamented that even though he had ambitions, he had nothing to rely on. Cao Bin lamented that talented people are now buried in the grass, and who will be responsible for helping the country. In fact, Cao's poem has an overtone: Wang Ye, who lives in seclusion and is not an official in "Gao Wo Lu Li", is exactly the person who can take responsibility for the country's security.

Therefore, the rhyme of the two poems shows the author's respective feelings: Wang Ye falsely called for the historical figure Zhang Qian in his grief, but Cao Bin could calmly focus on the objective reality and look sincerely. He turned to his old friend and said: "There will be an edict to urge the public to rise. Is it necessary to believe the previous letter?" He actively aroused Wang Ye, who was in despair, and firmly believed that he would make a comeback soon and be able to help the country and regain the country like Zhang Qian. Central Plains.

Comparing Cao Binhe's poems with Wang Ye's original poems, it is not difficult to see that Cao and Wang are like-minded fighters and close friends in the field of literature. The two men's lyrics are in harmony with each other in terms of style, and they share the same purpose.

This poem runs freely and seamlessly. In terms of the rhythm of the poem, it is closely connected with Wang's poem, and it is natural and flowing. In terms of the emotion of the poem, it is closely consistent with Wang's poem, and it also has new meanings. Stack out. The overall tone of Cao's Ci is higher, more exciting, and brighter than that of Wang's Ci, and it is full of enthusiasm for his comrades and fellow poets. Of course, this is also what we expect from the country and the people.