What do these two poems mean, "The adherents shed tears and shed dust, looking south at Julian Waghann for another year"?

The meaning of these two poems is "The adherents shed tears and dust, and look forward to another year in Julian Waghann".

The adherents of the Northern Song Dynasty can only grieve in the face of such rivers and mountains, and look at Jiangnan hopefully, hoping that the troops of the Southern Song Dynasty will recover their lost ground and wait another year.

Autumn night will dawn, and the hedge door will meet the cold.

Author: Lu You (Song)

3. East of Wan Li River flows into the sea, reaching a height of 5,000 meters.

The adherents wept in the dust and looked south to Julian Waghann for another year.

"The adherents shed tears and shed dust, looking south at Julian Waghann for another year." These two sentences describe the scene that the people in the occupied areas are eagerly looking forward to recovery. The people in the occupied areas groaned in pain under the iron feet of the Jin people, and their tears have dried up. How much they want to return to the embrace of the motherland, but they look forward to Julian Waghann's Northern Expedition every year, and they are doomed to be disappointed every year. "Tears are exhausted" and "you" are emotional words. The rulers of the Southern Song Dynasty pursued the line of surrender. Every time they signed a "peace treaty" with the Jin people, they ignored the lives of the people in the occupied areas, and the poet's feelings were beyond words.

This poem is clear about love and hate, and its feelings are sincere and painful. Especially the first two sentences, praise the magnificence of half the country with exaggerated methods. As the saying goes, "If you write sadness with joy, you will feel more sad."

The use of exaggeration and imagination in the poem truly reflects the sufferings of the northern people under the rule of the State of Jin and his thoughts and feelings of loving the motherland and looking forward to the early recovery of lost ground by the Southern Song army. It shows the poet's deep nostalgia for the lost magnificent rivers and mountains and the suffering people and his patriotic enthusiasm for recovering lost land. Between the lines, there is also disappointment and indignation over the long-term failure of the rulers of the Southern Song Dynasty to recover lost ground.

The first two sentences are about scenery, describing the magnificent rivers and mountains in the north of the motherland. "Three rivers in Wan Li flow into the sea, and five thousand mountains climb skyscrapers". "Three Wan Li" and "Five Thousand Pagodas" are all exaggerated language, praising the length of the Yellow River and the majestic Huashan Mountain. "eastward into the sea" wrote the majestic momentum of the yellow river rushing into the sea; "Climbing the Skyscraper" shows the magnificent posture of Huashan towering and piercing the sky.

The last two sentences are lyrical on the basis of landscape writing, describing the pain and disappointment of the people in the occupied areas. "The tears of the adherents are all in the dust, and Julian Waghann will look south for another year." Over the years, the people have suffered a lot and their tears have dried up under the iron feet of the nomads from the occupied areas. The word "exhausted tears" contains infinite bitterness. They eagerly looked at the south, hoping that the imperial army would come to recover lost ground, but year after year, they only waited for disappointment and pain. The word "exhausted" shows the degree of suffering of people in enemy-occupied areas. The word "you" shows the people in the occupied areas' complete disappointment with the court in the Southern Song Dynasty.

Although this poem has only four sentences, it contains rich content and profound thoughts. The first two sentences of the poem set off the sad feelings of the last two sentences with magnificent scenery, which made the feelings in the poem more heavy and made people have a strong * * * sound after reading.