On October 25, 1924, Feng Yuxiang sent a telegram inviting Dr. Sun Yat-sen to go north to discuss state affairs. A few days later, Duan Qirui and Zhang Zuolin telegraphed sun yat-sen to enter Beijing at an early date. On November 4, Sun Yat-sen decided to accept the invitation. Dr. Sun Yat-sen first arrived in Shanghai on November 19, held a press conference, and issued a statement on the current situation, believing that only by breaking the warlords and the imperialists behind the warlords can there be hope for China's peaceful reunification.
On December 31, Dr. Sun Yat-sen came to Beijing with an illness, and he issued a written speech entitled "Declaration on Entering Beijing", saying: "Wen came to Beijing this time, there was a declaration, not to fight for status and rights, but to save the country." Unfortunately, however, sun yat-sen was already seriously ill at this time and unfortunately died in Beijing on March 12.
From the time of Dr. Sun Yat-sen's death to his burial in The Purple Mountain in Nanjing, countless poems and poems have been inscribed from all walks of life to express their sorrow for him. At that time, it was the transition stage from old literature to new literature, and even those who received Western education had a deep foundation in old learning. The elegance of the text is elegant and profound.
Among the tens of thousands of bangs, there is a pair of bangs signed by Yuan Hanyun that are particularly conspicuous and attract attention. This painting was made when Dr. Sun Yat-sen moved the coffin to the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum.
Near the tomb of the Ming Emperor, the tunnel has its own Jiangnan supply beans;
Shi Qian is the overlord of this era, and does not teach heroes on success or failure.
This Yuan Hanyun is no one else, it is Yuan Kewen, the second son of Yuan Shikai, who is listed as one of the "Four Princes of the Republic of China". When Yuan Shikai was still alive, he called himself a "Cao Zhi" who was only eight buckets high, of course, this mainly referred to talent. Yuan Kewen does have a proud talent, he has a reputation for talent since he was a child, and has a deep achievement in poetry, calligraphy, antiques, seal engraving and other aspects. Many of Yuan Shikai's letters and documents were ghostwritten by him.
This couplet is implicit, the words are close and far, the sound is hidden, and it is really difficult to explore the deep meaning behind it without a little cultural level.
The word "Jiangnan" has a profound meaning, since the Qin Dynasty, the regime of jinling has rarely lasted, from the Eastern Wu Sun Quan, the Sima Clan Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Song Qi Liang Chen Four Dynasties, the Southern Tang, the Southern Song Dynasty, and the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom were all pacified by the regime from the north. And Jiangnan is a corner of the country, not regarded as orthodox, often associated with fat powder gas. Yuan Kewen used the word "Jiangnan" instead of Symbolizing Chinese words such as Huaxia, Kyushu, Shenzhou, Jiuyu, and Hainei, and the intention was obvious, and the Beijing government of his father Yuan Shikai was orthodox. However, The burial of Dr. Sun Yat-sen in Purple Mountain is the land of Jiangnan, and Yuan Kewen's use of the word "Jiangnan" is also appropriate, and no one can fault it.
Ma Qian, the company of Xialian Taishi, included Xiang Yu in the "Benji" that recorded the deeds of the emperor, and was in the same position as Liu Bang. But the question is, who is the hero here talking about? It can be seen as both Sun Yat-sen and Yuan Shikai. Because neither of them could be regarded as a successful person, Sun Yat-sen's revolutionary cause was not completed, and Yuan Shikai called the emperor halfway abolished. Through this ambiguity, the juxtaposition of Sun Yuan naturally improves Yuan Shikai's historical status.
And everyone who knows Yuan Shikai knows that "overlord" is more like talking about Yuan Shikai. Yuan Shikai had a startling remark when he was young: I want to open a huge mouth to the sky and swallow Hu Tianjiao in one gulp. In 1901, before his death, Li Hongzhang said: "Looking around Yunei, there is no one who is yuan shikai's right. Under his strong recommendation, Yuan Shikai became the governor of Zhili.
Chinese literati have always been fond of Tibetan Jifeng and Pili Yangqiu, and have expressed their hearts through curved brushes. Nevertheless, only from the level of this couplet, I have to admire Yuan Kewen's brilliant talent and great cultural depth!