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The Seven Laws, Xibo Shubian, and the Beauty of Harmony 30 Song No. 29 (Chinese Rhyme)
Author: Xue Zhipeng
Xibo traveled thousands of miles and was ordered to cross the knife town far away.
The sword and the edge are all broken, and the hoe is willing to grow old.
The general's old Longqi towered lonely, and the new plough was plugged and hung upside down.
The naked son Liuxia smiled proudly, and the bright moon in the high hall was full of Chanjuan.
[Notes]
(1) Creative background: This series of poems is created by the author in response to the trust and instruction of Mr. Gu Jinming, a famous Chinese calligraphy and painting artist and national treasure. The series of poems of "30 Poems of Seven Words and Rhythms, and the Beauty of Harmony" are combined into one, which can be turned into 120 rhymes, 240 sentences, and 1680 words in the main text, without a single rhyme, and one rhyme to the end. The work is based on the groundbreaking history of Pangu to modern times, with the stories and allusions of "peace" in the past dynasties of the Chinese nation as the context and core, eulogizing the rich historical accumulation of the Chinese nation and looking forward to the peaceful return of the Taiwan Strait.
(2) This work, with the title of "Xibe Frontier", depicts the heroic history of the Xibe warriors who set out from the Northeast and traveled thousands of miles to Ili to defend the frontier, and express their admiration for the dedication of the Xibe soldiers to defend the country and defend peace.
(3) From the beginning of July to the end of August 2023, the book will be published in Hangzhou.
