Yue Fei's "Man Jiang Hong Rage"

Angry, leaning on the railing, resting in the rain. Looking up, screaming in the sky, strong and fierce.

Thirty fame, dust and earth, eight thousand miles of clouds and the moon. Don't be idle, white and sad!

Jingkang shame, still not snow; When will courtiers hate it? Drive a long car and break through the shortcomings of Helan Mountain!

Eat pork when you are hungry, and drink Hun blood when you are thirsty. Stay from the beginning, clean up the old mountains and rivers, and go to the sky!

Man Jiang Hong is one of China's famous literary works. According to legend, the author is Yue Fei, but Man Jianghong was not recorded in the Song Dynasty. The descendants of Yue Fei compiled Jin Tuo Cui Bian and Jin Jing Ji, which recorded poems and memorials about Yue Fei in various places, but did not include this word. This word was first seen in the works of the Ming Dynasty, and some people suspected that it was forged by the Ming Dynasty.

Yue Fei (1103-1142), a native of tangyin county, Song Xiangzhou (now tangyin county, Anyang, Henan), was a famous strategist, strategist and national hero of the Han nationality in China history, and was the first of four generals of Zhongxing in the Southern Song Dynasty. The most widely sung is Yue Fei's "Man Jiang Hong Rage Rush to the Crown". The words "Thirty fame, the dust settles, eight thousand miles of clouds and the moon" and "Don't wait, the young man's head is white and empty and sad" are even more classic. In addition, Su Shi, Xin Qiji and other famous poets "Man Jiang Hong" are also famous.

Manjianghong, also known as "Upward Red", "Young Friend" and "Hurt Haruka". Yin Minglu, a novel in the Tang Dynasty, contains the title of Shang Jiang Hong, which was later renamed Man Jiang Hong. This piece of music was written from the Song Dynasty. Qin Ding's Ci Poem takes Liu Yong's "Early Harvest in the Evening Rain" as a positive example. 93 words, the first 47 words, eight sentences and four rhymes; The last movie has forty-six words, ten sentences and five rhymes. More rhymes are used, and the style is gloomy and passionate. Predecessors used it to represent the arms, and there are many excellent works. There are also flat tones, 93-word disyllabic tones, eight flat tones in the first part and ten flat tones in the second part.