What is the most domineering and imposing poem you have ever heard?

China's ancient history never lacked people who gave their lives for righteousness, so those generous and tragic poems stirred people's hearts. Even after thousands of years, reading these poems again can still make our blood boil.

First, it is also my favorite "the wind is rustling and the water is cold, and the strong man is gone forever." Many people have different views on this story, but judging from this poem, there is no doubt that it is full of awe-inspiring sadness. A hero will embark on a journey, with only one result ahead, but still despair. This momentum is both passionate and tragic. Second, it is also a more tragic hero. Since reading this poem, I feel sorry for Xiang Yu for the first time, which also shows that he is a real hero. Speaking of Xiang Yu, I have to say that Liu Bang, his great wind song, believes that many friends know that "the wind blows and clouds fly, Jia Wei returns to his hometown, and the brave are safe". Many people look down on Liu Bang, but I am a rogue hero. Let's take a look at the domineering attitude of the big fellow. There is a saying that I like very much, "Whoever makes a strong man will be punished far away." "Everything that is illuminated by the sun and the moon and caused by rivers is the soil of China". These two sentences can make us feel embarrassed and proud.

Knowing a person because of a sentence, "A gentleman was born in troubled times, and when he wears a three-foot sword, he can stand in the world"-Taishi Ci may give some encouragement to our young people now. In the Wei and Jin Dynasties, a person I liked very much, Ruan Ji, had a bad career and great ambition, but the corruption of the court made him cry. He also made a remark alluding to political affairs. It gives those villains the upper hand, and they can hear their inner unwillingness but don't want to go along with it. By the way, Ruan Ji is proficient in melody and likes wine, so he pretends to be crazy about Qu wine, but it is different from stopping with his good friend Ji Kangzhi Guangling. ),

In the Tang Dynasty, there were a lot fewer domineering poems. Perhaps it was because the Han and Tang Dynasties were too strong to serve the country, but at that time, many individualistic chivalrous images emerged. Typical Li Bai "kills one person in ten steps, leaving a thousand miles behind", but there is a poetic style in the Tang Dynasty called frontier poems, which is also heroic. A typical poet, Cen Can,

In the Song Dynasty, to be honest, when we talk about the Song Dynasty now, our first reaction was to be bullied, but there were many magnificent words in that era. Xin Qiji, a young hero in his twenties, entered the enemy camp alone and caught the traitor back unscathed. It's a great blow to the sky, and I like his words very much. Eight hundred points were burned under his command, and fifty strings were turned over the Great Wall. "People die like hearts, waiting for him." The poet who wanted to be a general did not see the recovery of the Central Plains until his death, which may be the reason why we like him so much. However, there was a good man in the Southern Song Dynasty, whose fate was also closely tied to the country, and that was Lu You. One of his poems told Nai Weng, "I didn't see Kyushu, but Julian Waghann concentrated on the north, and I didn't forget to tell Nai Weng about the family sacrifice." Now I have mixed feelings, but I don't know the momentum. Looking up, screaming in the sky, strong and fierce. Thirty fame, dust and earth, eight thousand miles of clouds and the moon. Don't be idle, grow old together and be unhappy. Jingkang is ashamed, but it is still snowing. When will courtiers hate it? Driving a long car to break through, Helan Mountain is lacking. Eat pork when you are hungry, and drink Hun blood when you are thirsty. Stay from the beginning, clean up the old mountains and rivers, and go to the sky. "Someone will back? No, just like Xin Qiji. The latter two didn't see the day when Da Song woke up, but they never gave up because they loved this country, even though the government was incompetent.

Besides, as far as imposing manner is concerned, I only know one poem, that is, the founding emperor Zhu Yuanzhang's "Kill all the millions of soldiers in the south of the Yangtze River". The sword around my waist is still bloody. "A distant war is blowing in my face. Qing dynasty, forgive my ignorance. I really don't know what a domineering sentence is. There was a sentence in the late Qing Dynasty. That's my hometown in Hunan, Tan Sitong. Before leaving, he said, "I smiled at the sky from the horizontal knife, leaving my courage and two Kunlun mountains", and then died calmly. Since ancient times, China's belief in gentlemen is the first. A scholar dies for a bosom friend. Second, every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world. Third, if you are rich, you will help the world, and if you are poor, you will be immune to it. Fourth, you should set your mind on heaven and earth, set your life for the people, learn from the past and make the world peaceful. Fifth, worry about the world first, and enjoy the world later. May we rediscover the Chinese soul buried deep in our hearts, the confidence flowing in our blood, and the soul that a Chinese nation should have.