I want to report to you on the golden platform, and I want to take Yulong to your death.

These are two sentences from Li He's Wild Goose Gate Taishouxing in the Tang Dynasty.

Precautions:

Huang Jintai: It is located in the southeast of Yixian County, Hebei Province. According to legend, it was built by Yan Zhaowang during the Warring States Period, and her daughter took the stage to recruit talents. Here's an allusion to meeting his favor.

Yulong: It refers to a precious sword, which means sword here.

Jun: The king.

In order to repay the monarch's reward and love, he is willing to fight for his country to the death with a sword in his hand.

According to the meaning of the poem, Huang Jintai can be regarded as a word, but the quatrains emphasize "upper two/lower three" and "lower three" can be divided into "upper one/lower two" or "upper two/lower one". The general rule of seven-character quatrains is "thinking up/down three", in which thinking up can be divided into two/down two, and the down three can be divided into two/down two or up two/down two.

Therefore, this sentence is

Report your gold/your intentions on the stage

Take Yulong/die for you

or

Report to the king/gold/stage/Italy

Support/Yulong/for/for your death