The full text of Zhengqi Song and explanation of allusions:
The heaven and earth have righteousness, and are mixed and endowed with manifolds. Below are the rivers and mountains, and above are the sun and stars. To others, it is called Haoran, which is so abundant that it blocks the sky.
The imperial road should be Qingyi, Hanhe Tumingting. When the time comes, we can see each other and draw pictures one by one. In Qi Taishi bamboo slips, in Jin Dynasty Dong Hu's pen.
Zhang Liangzhui in Qin Dynasty and Su Wujie in Han Dynasty. He was the head of General Yan and was bleeding for Ji Shi. They are Zhang Suiyang's teeth and Yan Changshan's tongue.
Or it is the Liaodong hat, clearing the ice and snow. Or to show off one's teachings, ghosts and gods weep heroically. Or to cross the river and swallow Hu Jie generously.
Or for hitting the thief's wat, the head will be broken if it is turned upside down. This is the majestic Qi that will last forever. When it penetrates the sun and moon, life and death will be settled.
The earth depends on it to stand, and the sky pillar depends on it. The three cardinal principles are actually life-related, and morality is the root. I'm sorry to hear that Yang Jiu is really weak.
The prisoners of Chu wore their crowns and sent them to Qiongbei in chariots. The tripod wok is as sweet as glutinous rice, but you can't get it if you ask for it. There is a ghost fire in the underworld, and it is dark when the spring courtyard is closed.
The oxen eats the same soap, the chicken roosts and the phoenix eats. Once there is fog and dew, it becomes barren in the ditch. In this case, no matter how cold or hot it is, all kinds of diseases will be easy to overcome.
Alas, Ju Lauchang, for my peaceful country. How could he not be clever? Yin and Yang cannot be thieved. Looking up at this stubborn existence, I look up at the white floating clouds.
My heart is filled with sadness, and the sky is full of sorrow. The day of the philosopher is far away, and the punishment is in the past. The wind eaves display books for reading, and the ancient roads illuminate their colors.
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In the Brief History of Qi Dynasty:
During the Spring and Autumn Period, Cui Zhu, an official of Qi State, killed Qi Zhuanggong, the king of Qi State. The Tai Shiguan of Qi State wrote in the annals: "Cui Zhu killed his king." Cui Zhu was furious and had Tai Shiguan killed. Taishi's two younger brothers continued to record this truthfully, and both were killed. Taishi's third brother still wrote this, and Cui Zhu had to pardon him. At that time, historians from all over the country heard the news and lined up at the gate of the palace, thinking that they would continue to write this after the death of the third child.
In Jin Dong Hu Bi:
Jin Linggong thought Zhao Dun was in the way and sent an assassin to assassinate Zhao Dun. Zhao Dun had no choice but to leave, but before he could escape from the country, Zhao Chuan, one of Zhao Dun's tribesmen, raised an army and killed Duke Linggong of Jin.
Dong Hu, the Taishi of the Jin Dynasty, wrote in the history book: "Zhao Dun killed his king" and "showed it to the court." Zhao Dun said to Dong Hu: "I have not killed the king."
Dong Hu said: "You are a high official. You fled without leaving the country. The king was killed. When you came back, you were unable to deal with the regicide. Of course, it is equivalent to you committing regicide."
No matter how Zhao Dun threatened him, it was useless, so he had no choice but to let Dong Hu record it like this.
In Qin Zhang Liangzhui:
Zhang Liang's ancestors had been prime ministers of South Korea for five generations. After South Korea was destroyed by Qin Shihuang, he wanted to avenge South Korea. He found a strong man with a 120-pound vertebrae and ambushed Qin Shihuang who was patrolling in Bolangsha. middle. Later, Zhang Liang assisted Liu Bang in establishing the Han Dynasty and granted him the title of Marquis of Liu.
On the Suwu Festival of the Han Dynasty: There is no need to explain this.
For General Yan:
The allusion of Yan Yan from the Three Kingdoms once said: There are only generals who have their heads cut off, and there are no generals who surrender.
Drawing blood for Ji Shi:
Ji Shao, the eldest son of Ji Kang, one of the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest, served as an attendant in the Eastern Jin Dynasty.
During the reign of Emperor Hui of Jin (the stupid emperor who asked "why not eat minced meat" when the common people couldn't eat), the Eight Kings Rebellion broke out in the Jin Dynasty. The soldiers and horses of Chengdu King Sima Ying attacked Emperor Hui of Jin's chariot. Ji Shao, who was an attendant at the time, stepped forward to stop him.
So Ji Shao was killed, and Ji Shao's blood splashed on the emperor's clothes. When the servants wanted to wash off the blood on Emperor Hui's clothes, even the stupid emperor Jin Hui would say: "This is the blood of the servant Ji, don't wash it off!"
For Zhang Suiyang:
Zhang Xun, whose courtesy name was Suiyang, served as the prefect of Suiyang (now Shangqiu, Henan) during the Tianbao period of the Tang Dynasty.
During the Tianbao period of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, Shi Siming rebelled in Anlushan, which was the "Anshi Rebellion" in history. When An Lushan's army invaded Beijing, Zhang Xun stood firm in Suiyang. Every time he went into battle to supervise the battle, Zhang Xun shouted so loudly that his teeth broke.
After the city was broken and captured, Zhang Xun refused to surrender and continued to shout loudly. Later, the rebel soldiers looked at his teeth and found that they were all broken, and only three were left.
For Yan Changshan Tongue:
During the Anshi Rebellion, An Lushan rebelled in Hebei, and all cities in Hebei surrendered. Only Yan Gaoqing, the governor of Changshan, and Yan Zhenqing, the governor of Pingyuan, raised troops to fight against the thieves.
When Yan Gaoqing was first recommended by An Lushan, he became the prefect of Changshan. Yan Gaoqing raised an army against An Lushan, but was defeated and captured by An Lushan's troops. Faced with An Lushan's intimidation, Yan Gaoqing was unyielding and kept scolding An Lushan. An Lushan sent someone to cut out Yan Gaoqing's tongue, but Yan Gaoqing continued to curse until he died.
After the death of Yan Gaoqing, the Yan family was also killed by An Lushan. After the An-Shi Rebellion, Yan Zhenqing returned to Changshan and found the bodies of his brother Yan Gaoqing and his nephew's family. He wrote the "Manuscript of Memorials to Nephew" in great grief.
Or for the Liaodong hat, Qing Cao Li Bingxue:
In order to avoid the war, Guan Ning lived in seclusion in Liaodong (now Liaoyang, Liaoning). Several emperors of Cao Wei summoned Guan Ning to serve as an official in the court several times, but he never responded, unwilling to do anything to deceive the emperor for Cao Wei. After the Central Plains area was stabilized, those who fled to Liaodong returned one after another. Only Guan Ning continued to give lectures in Liaodong. He often wore a black hat and gave lectures while living in poverty, and was famous throughout the world.
The idiom "cutting off seats and severing relations" describes Guan Ning's integrity.
Or to show off one's teachings, ghosts and gods cry heroically: needless to say.
Or to cross the river and swallow Hu Jie generously:
During the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the patriotic general Zu Ti led his troops in the Northern Expedition. When crossing the Yangtze River, he banged his oars and vowed to conquer the Central Plains in the north, and later recovered the lost land south of the Yellow River.
Or for hitting the thief's wat, the reverse head will be broken:
During the reign of Emperor Dezong of the Tang Dynasty, the warlord Zhu Si rebelled and asked Duan Xiushi to come to his house to discuss matters. Duan Xiushi refused to join the others, so he hit Zhu Si on the head with the wat board he used in court and cursed him as a rebel. Duan Xiushi was later killed for this.
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There are no such allusions in the history in the book. But it can be replaced by heroic deeds that appear in this world, and nested in to form the "Song of Righteousness" of this world.
It's not that I didn't finish writing, I deliberately stopped it in the middle, gentlemen...
