2 thoughts on “What is the previous sentence of "One will be done"? Who is the author? What does the whole poem mean?”
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Based on Jun Mo, he seal Hou Di Lian Tang · Cao Songze's country into the battle map. Based on Jun Mo's words, he will make all bones and withered. Ze Guo: Water Village, here refers to the area south of the Yangtze River. Shengmin: People.柴: Cut firewood and grass refers to a hard life. With: Please. Feng Hou: In the ancient times, the generals of the general made great achievements in the war and could be sealed. Here refers to promotion. Thousands of bones: Ten thousand people have become dead bones, referring to sacrificing countless soldiers. After the Anshi Rebellion, the war of war has spread to the south of the river, and the people who used to only be able to cut firewood and cut the grass. Now even this so -called happiness cannot be obtained. Please don't mention the affairs of the Hou anymore, you must know that the life of a general's meritorious man was exchanged for the lives of tens of millions of soldiers.
With Jun Mo's words, he will be described as a successful person to describe a successful person. His success is assisted by countless blood (life), so that he can succeed. This idiom can be used to describe some fame generals in history; this idiom itself does not have derogatoryness. Therefore, we can say that this person is really successful. In addition, it can be extended to a battle: for example, three major battles. This is the poem in Cao Song's "Ji Hai" in the Tang Dynasty. The whole poem is as follows: Ze Guo Jiangshan enters the battle map, and the people are so happy. Based on Jun Mo to sea up
Based on Jun Mo, he seal Hou Di Lian Tang · Cao Songze's country into the battle map. Based on Jun Mo's words, he will make all bones and withered. Ze Guo: Water Village, here refers to the area south of the Yangtze River. Shengmin: People.柴: Cut firewood and grass refers to a hard life. With: Please. Feng Hou: In the ancient times, the generals of the general made great achievements in the war and could be sealed. Here refers to promotion. Thousands of bones: Ten thousand people have become dead bones, referring to sacrificing countless soldiers. After the Anshi Rebellion, the war of war has spread to the south of the river, and the people who used to only be able to cut firewood and cut the grass. Now even this so -called happiness cannot be obtained. Please don't mention the affairs of the Hou anymore, you must know that the life of a general's meritorious man was exchanged for the lives of tens of millions of soldiers.
With Jun Mo's words, he will be described as a successful person to describe a successful person. His success is assisted by countless blood (life), so that he can succeed. This idiom can be used to describe some fame generals in history; this idiom itself does not have derogatoryness. Therefore, we can say that this person is really successful. In addition, it can be extended to a battle: for example, three major battles. This is the poem in Cao Song's "Ji Hai" in the Tang Dynasty. The whole poem is as follows: Ze Guo Jiangshan enters the battle map, and the people are so happy. Based on Jun Mo to sea up