Speaking of which, my wife's name is not Xu, but Ji. His mother Xuan Jiang is a famous beauty in Qi. At that time, there was a poem describing the women of Qi, "Soft, fat, short-lived, with teeth like rhinoceros and beautiful head." Qi beauty is like a cloud, even the daughter-in-law wants to marry Qi women. Once said: "If you eat fish, you must catch fish in the river." If you marry a wife, you must have ginger? "That is to say, if you want to eat fish, you should eat squid in the river. If you want to marry a daughter-in-law, you must marry Qi's daughter Jiang. Ji is Qi's daughter and comes from a noble family. She was the daughter, niece and sister of Wei in the Spring and Autumn Period. I like reading and studying since I was a child, and I am good at singing and poetry. When he was a teenager, he went to Australia, Quanfei and Mishui and enjoyed the beautiful scenery around Chao Ge. At that time, the Zhou dynasty had declined, the vassal States merged and fought for years, and Wei was under the threat of great power hegemony and aggression from neighboring countries.
Teacher Ji likes to play since he was a child. She can not only dance and write, but also ride horses and shoot arrows. She often rides horses to hunt in the countryside and writes great poems on distant mountains. Ji's daughter came from a famous family and was brilliant, so many people came to propose. At that time, the two main competitors were Qi Ren and Ren Xu. At the critical moment, she weighed it and decided to marry Qi, which is closer to Wei and stronger. But her kindness was not accepted by her uncle Wei Huigong, who married her to Mu Gong in Guo Xu. As a result, this talented woman of Qi State with beautiful pedigree became the wife of Xu State.
After marrying Guo Xu, Mrs. Xu Mu has always missed her motherland. She once wrote in the poem "The Book of Songs", "It is difficult for a bamboo pole to master all the difficulties." No respect at all. On the left is spring, and on the right is Q water. Women have careers, but their parents and brothers are far away. The water is on the right and the spring is on the left. Joe laughed and said with a smile, the water is long and the boat is loose. Travel, write down my heart! "It is not difficult to see that this poem not only recalls the beautiful life of girlhood in a male tone, but also expresses the complex mood of a woman who is in a foreign land and misses her hometown. At that time, Mrs. Xu Mu's brother had already sat on the throne of Wei Yigong's great patriotic monarch. However, regardless of state affairs, the monarch indulges in debauchery all day. In order to raise cranes, he allocates special funds to maintain Tsuruya every year, buys crane food and spends a lot of money to hold birthday celebrations for cranes. As a result, the state treasury was empty, and the whole government and people complained bitterly.
In 660 BC, the Northern Emperor tribe launched a war of aggression against Wei. The people of Wei Yigong rebelled, but they didn't want to work for him, and the soldiers of the army refused to take part in the war, which made Di Bing like nobody's business, and Guo Wei was soon destroyed. Wei Yigong died at the hands of rebels, a large number of civilians were massacred, and the capital was looted, leaving only an empty place. A large number of refugees crossed the Yellow River and fled to a meadow on the south bank, which is now hua county, Henan. Wei Yigong lost his mind while playing and died. Therefore, the idiom "playing with things and getting tired of it" has been passed down through the ages.
Mrs. Xu Mu, who missed her motherland day and night, learned the bad news of Guo Wei's death and wished that she could not fly back to Guo Wei with wings. She rose up against the enemy and retaliated to restore the country. So he decided to go back and save the country. However, when his wife and married sister Ji drove home to participate in the national disaster, Xu, as her husband, did not draw out a sword to help, but tried every means to prevent his wife from going home. Mrs. Xu Mu immediately accused him of what had happened. Xu Mu was so ashamed that he had to send them back to China to save the victims. His wife trudged four or five hundred miles from Xuzhou to Wei, and immediately suggested to Wei Wengong to save Qi. At this time, Qi saw his relatives killed. He came forward to save them. Qi Huangong led 300 chariots, 3,000 soldiers and some necessary living materials into the grassland to help Wei stabilize the situation. Finally, Guo Wei turned the corner.
In 659 BC, in order to thank Qi for its assistance and express her determination to save the fate of the motherland, her wife wrote an article "Bamboo Pole", which comprehensively recorded the whole process of this matter: "Take her away at night to express her condolences. The whip has driven a long way, but it hasn't reached Cao yet. Dr. Guo Xu, Trick, stopped my trip and worried me. I can't agree with my opinion. I can't go back to my place. Don't look, it's not far away. I can't cross the river and go back to my hometown without my consent. I don't think, I don't think. Climbing up the mountain to collect Fritillaria to relieve anxiety. Women's hearts are soft and nostalgic, and each has its own reasons and clues. Many people like it very much, and many people are crazy. I walked slowly in the field, and the wheat was kept secret. Who can expect who can help to report to a big country? Miss Guo Xu, don't blame me. What you think is not as good as what I think. " This poem not only rebukes those shameless people who are afraid of being burned to death, but also calls on big countries to ask the invaded countries for help. "I have my way, I am bitter. Controlled by big gangs. Who is it because of? " There is a patriotic heroine shouting the image of saving the motherland on the page.
Soon, he came back from Qi to meet his son, another brother's wife, and became Wei Wengong. Guo Wei got the support of Qi, which was a turning point. Two years later, Guo Wei rebuilt its capital in Chu State and resumed its status as a vassal state that lasted for more than 400 years. Naturally, all this is inseparable from Mrs. Xu Mu's unremitting appeal for national rejuvenation.
Mrs. Xu Mu's works are full of strong patriotic thoughts and feelings. China's first collection of poems, Zaichi, consists of three chapters: The Book of Songs, Bamboo Rod and Spring Water. This poem describes Mrs. Xu Mu's homesickness in a foreign country when she was a teenager, but she often misses her mother's motherland. It records Mrs. Xu Mu's various activities and worries about saving the motherland. It expresses Mrs. Xu Mu's eagerness to finally break through the resistance and return to the motherland after experiencing the national disaster. This poem highlights the resolute struggle of this beautiful lesbian to resist Di Bing's aggression and prevent her from returning to China, and expresses her determination to go forward and unswervingly save the motherland regardless of her personal safety. Between the lines of these works, there are strong patriotic thoughts and feelings, so that people today still feel strong inner shock when singing.