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Zhao Keman Hu Miao, Wu Hook Frost Xueming.
The silver saddle shines on the white horse, fluttering like a shooting star.
Ten steps to kill a person, a thousand miles do not stay.
The thing whisked away, hiding deep with the name.
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Li Bai's "Chivalrous Journey" is no stranger to everyone, with the story of Zhao Guohou winning Zhu Hai in the Warring States period, writing his yearning for the ranger. The whole narrative of the poem, with a large opening and a tight rhythm, vividly expresses the character of the ancient hero Shang Yi Chongnuo and the heroic performance of the hero who kills people. Even Mr. Jin Yong wrote a classic martial arts novel "Chivalrous Travel" specifically from this poem.
In fact, "Chivalrous Travel" is originally the title of the ancient Lefu poem, since the Wei and Jin Dynasties, poets have written poems on this topic, for example, Yuan Shu's "Chivalrous Travel" has a sentence: "Chivalrous guests are not afraid of death, afraid of not succeeding in things, things will not be hidden" is also quite heroic; Wen Tingjun's "Chivalrous Line" in "The sword is as dark as water, red and wet blood" is a sword metaphor, and the sharp edge is exposed!
But I have to say that Li Bai's "Chivalrous Journey" is too wonderful, and it can be called an immortal god work! Coupled with the promotion of Mr. Jin Yong's novels and martial arts TV series, Li Bai's "Chivalrous Journey" is almost universally known, so that the best works of other poets on the same topic are also eclipsed!
Today's introduction to you is a very outstanding but little-known "Chivalrous", which is comparable to Li Bai's "Chivalrous":
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Chivalrous
Qing Wang Yun
In front of the wind eaves, fall tiles. Not a tile, not a guest.
The enemy is the first, and the Lord throws forward. Look up at the sky and smile, I am finished.
Lord, Thank you. The guest has gone, without a trace.
Wind and snow. Leaks sink, people quietly.
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Wang Yun was a jianghu poet during the Daoguang years of the Qing Dynasty, the character Renzhi, the number of sword peaks, it seems that the name of Wang Jiantong, the former leader of the Gang in the "Eight Parts of the Heavenly Dragon", is the inspiration for this person's name. Wang Yuncun does not have many poems, but his poetic personality is extremely prominent, and this three-word poem "Chivalrous Journey" is a typical example.
The poem is mainly narrative, telling the story of a chivalrous man who kills his enemy for his master. The opening four sentences create a mysterious and terrifying atmosphere, the night wind is terrible, it seems that there are tiles falling to the ground, it turns out that the hero has indeed returned, and the suspense has been born.
The chivalrous guest has appeared, and the rhythm is suddenly tight: "The enemy head one, the lord throws forward"! The head of an enemy was suddenly thrown in front of the master, and a "throw" word suddenly appeared! And the chivalrous guest himself is even more "smiling in the sky", a sentence of "I am finished", which is to express this arrogance to the fullest!
The next four sentences are the master's bending over to thank each other, and the chivalrous guest has gone, and there is no trace, quite a dashing mystery of "the matter is whisked away, and the merit and name are hidden"! Success is not affected by Lu, and the image of heavy righteousness and light profit also jumps out!
The last four sentences are purely written scenes: "Wind and turmoil, snow disturbance." Leaks sink, people quietly"! On the night of the wind and snow, the leakage is quiet, and the mysterious environment atmosphere is highlighted again, further setting off the mystery of the chivalrous guest!
The most unique feature of this poem is that it is written in a three-word style, the sentences are short and the rhythm is tight, and the jumps in the narrative scene leave a lot of blank space, giving people room for evocation. Unfortunately, the ideas and style of this poem are not very high, if this is not mentioned, its narrative and character portrayal are enough to rival Li Bai's "Chivalrous Journey"!