Tang San quoted a poem at this time to express his sadness: "All nations are in full conquest, and the beacon fire is covered with hills and mountains. The piles of corpses are smelly of grass and trees, and the Kawahara pills are bleeding."
The editor checked the source and found out that it was written by the poet Du Fu. This poem is called "The Elders Farewell ". The original text is as follows (the quoted parts are marked in red):
The suburbs are not peaceful, and the elders will not be at peace.
All his descendants were killed in battle, so how could he survive alone?
Throw your staff and go out, and your colleagues will be miserable.
Fortunately, the teeth are still there, but the bone marrow is sad.
The man is already in charge of his body, and he bows to the official in farewell.
The old wife lies on the road and cries, her clothes are single at the end of the year.
Who knew it was a farewell to death, and the cold was injured again.
I will never come back, and I was advised to eat more.
The wall of the earth gate is very strong, and it is also difficult to climb the apricot garden.
The potential is different Yecheng , even when you die, you are still relaxed.
There are ups and downs in life, so choose the ups and downs.
Recalling the old days when I was young, I sighed deeply when I returned late.
All the nations were put to war, and the mountains were covered with beacon fire.
The piles of corpses smell like grass and trees, and the bleeding Kawahara Dan.
Where is the land of paradise, where I dare to linger.
Abandoning the humble dwelling will destroy the lungs and liver.
Du Fu's "Farewell to the Elderly" describes the Tang DynastyDuring the Anshi Rebellion, after the Tang army was defeated in Yecheng, the court in order to prevent the rebels from moving west again, conscripted people everywhere in the Luoyang area. Even old men and women were not immune. "Farewell to the Elderly" expresses the bitterness of an old man joining the army in his later years and parting with his wife. The old man's son and grandson were all killed in the battle, and the government wanted the old man to go to the front line. So he threw away his crutches and walked out of the house tremblingly.
All nations were put to war, and the war was over the hills and mountains. Corpses were piled up in the grass and trees, and Kawahara was bleeding. These four lines of poetry are from "Farewell to the Elderly" and the translated vernacular version is:
All the old, young, women and children from all over the world are recruited to come to enlist in the army to defend the country. The war has spread throughout the entire border and mountains. The corpses of the dead soldiers were piled up in mountains, so that the grass and trees under their feet smelled of blood, and rivers of blood had flowed across the entire river and plain.
The animation uses Tang San's psychology and emotions to describe the battle at Jialing Pass. The battle was very tragic. At this time, Tang San's heart was complicated. Who would provoke a war if nothing happened? There were so many bloody deaths, which increased Tang San's hatred and anger towards the Spirit Empire and Bibi Dong.
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