Poetry about using beacon fire to convey information

1. Ancient poems about ancient people using beacon fire to communicate

Although it is a document from the shogunate, the Jade Pass beacon fire temporarily sends a letter of peace. ——Zhang Shaowen "Moon over the River? Huaicheng is excited"

Jiangcheng has been on fire for three months. ——Li Misun's "Bodhisattva Barbarian? Jiangcheng Beacon Fires for Three Months"

The drums and horns are tragic in the wind, the beacon fires are extinguished in the sky, and the past is remembered by Sun Liu. —— Lu You's "Shui Tiao Ge Tou? Duojinglou"

Meeting the envoy to Beijing

Cen Shen

Looking east from the hometown, the road is long, and my sleeves are full of tears. Dry.

We will meet soon without pen and paper, but I will rely on you to send messages of peace.

Where can I find the hometown book? It is near Yanluoyang.

The war rages on for three months, and a letter from home is worth ten thousand gold.

Visitors come from far away. Leave me a pair of carps. Hu'er cooks carp, and there is a ruler in it.

If you want to send a colorful note, there is no ruler. How can you know where the sky is so vast?

We will meet soon without pen and paper, but I will rely on you to send messages of peace.

The river is three thousand miles away, and the family letter contains fifteen lines.

2. Poems about the beacon fire

1. The beacon fire lasts for three months

Tang Dynasty

Du Fu

"Spring Hope"

2. The flames of war illuminate Xijing

Tang Dynasty

Yang Jiong

"The Army March"

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Li Bai

"Six Songs under the Fortress"

5. The beacon fire at the top of the city never went out

Wei and Jin

Cai Yan

"Eighteen Beats of Hujia"

6. The War Enters Xianyang

The Northern and Southern Dynasties

Bao Zhao

< p> "Generation from Jibeimenxing"

7. Beacon fire burning the original at night

Southern and Northern Dynasties

Yu Xin

"Yong Huai"

8. The beacon fire is surrounded by hills and mountains

Tang Dynasty

Du Fu

"Farewell to the Elderly"

9. The war still burns in the Han family

Tang Dynasty

Li Bai

"Battle in the South of the City"

10. The war burns endlessly

Tang Dynasty

Li Bai

"War in the South"

11. Climbing the mountain to watch the beacon fire during the day

Tang Dynasty

< p> Li Qi

"Ancient Military Journey"

12. Ancient garrison, Cang Cang Feng, Huo Han

Tang Dynasty

Li Qi

"Listening to Dong Da playing Hujia and sending messages to the house for help"

13. The beacon fire shines on the high platform

Song Dynasty

Lu You

< p> "Autumn waves are beautiful, autumn comes to the corner of the border town and mourns"

14. Beacon fire on Yangzhou Road

Song Dynasty

Xin Qiji

"Forever" Nostalgia for the past in Guting, Beigu Pavilion, Jingkou, Yule"

15. Baichi Tower in the West of Fenghuo City

Tang Dynasty

Wang Changling

"Seven Poems on the March to the Army" 》

16. Beacon fire and daylight

Tang Dynasty

Li Bai

"From Jibeimen Xing"

17. The beacon fires are connected with Shuofang

Tang Dynasty

Li Bai

"Northward Journey"

18. The beacon fires of Qianyan are connected with the sea

Tang Dynasty

Li Bai

"Eleven Songs of King Yong's Eastern Tour"

19. Beacon Fire in the Eastern Suburbs

Tang

Du Fu

"Send off the eldest grandson Jiu Shiyu to the Wuwei judge"

20. Hope but beacon fire

Tang

Du Fu

"Three Poems of Revitalization"

21. Despair but Beacon Fire

Tang Dynasty

Du Fu

"Five Poems to Rejuvenate"

22. Western Expedition Asking about Beacon Fire

Tang Dynasty

Du Fu

"Qinzhou Miscellaneous "Twenty Poems"

23. The war has not completely stopped

Tang Dynasty

Du Fu

"Qinzhou saw the imperial edict, Xue San "Jiu was awarded the title of Si Yilang, completed"

24. Jiong garrison the dangerous beacon fire

Tang Dynasty

Li Shimin

"Drinking Horses in the Great Wall Grottoes" "

25. Reporting a beacon fire from a distant garrison

Tang Dynasty

Rong Yu

"The Military March"

26 , Jiangcheng Beacon Fires for Three Months

Song Dynasty

Li Misun

"Bodhisattva Man·Jiangcheng Beacon Fires for Three Months"

27

, The beacon fire is extinguished in the sky

Song Dynasty

Lu You

"Shui Tiao Ge Tou Duo Jing Lou"

28. The Beacon Fire North of the Central Plains

Song Dynasty

Zhang Xiaoxiang

"Huanxisha"

29. Christmas Eve of Beacon Fire

Song Dynasty

Cui Yuyu

"Shui Diao Ge Tou Ti Jiange"

30. Peaceful Beacon

Song Dynasty

Li Zengbo< /p>

"Eight Sounds of Ganzhou·Sadness and Floating Life"

31. The sound transmission of beacon fire

Song Dynasty

Fang Yue

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32. The Beacon Fire Terrors Day and Night

Tang Dynasty

Meng Jiao

"Feelings"

33. The Beacon Fire in the Clouds

Tang

Li Xuanyuan

"Bingzhou Road"

34. The Beacon Fire No change of years

Contemporary

Liang Yusheng

"Huanxi Sand"

35. There should be no beacon fire shining on the sweet spring

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Lu You

"Reading History"

36. Beacon Fire Watching Qilian

Southern and Northern Dynasties

He Xun

"Learning Ancient Poems"

37. The concubine is frightened and the sweet spring is enough to beacon fire

The Southern and Northern Dynasties

Yu Xin

"Yan Ge Xing"

38. Fox and Rabbit Running in the Famous Garden on Beacon Fire

Qing Dynasty

Wu Weiye

"Mandarin Lake Song"

39. The beacon fire of Lishan turned into scorched earth

Qing Dynasty

Huang Zunxian

"Reminiscent Poems about the Xianglu Gate of Zhongxi Yunshu Changde"

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40. The beacon fire comes thousands of miles

Song Dynasty

Wang Yuanliang

"Hangzhou Miscellaneous Poems and Lin Shitian" 3. Poems about information transmission

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Postal stations in ancient China were run by state officials in all dynasties and served the rulers. However, private communication was extremely difficult. Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, once described it in "Spring Hope": "The war rages for three months, and a letter from home is worth ten thousand gold." This shows that in those war-torn years, an occasional letter from home was more valuable than ten thousand gold. Over the long ages, many ancient poems have records about conveying information. The author excerpts a few as follows.

1. Drums and horns urge dawn. Drumming is a method of delivering emergency warnings. It can be seen from the inscriptions of the Shang Dynasty that it is the earliest type of "sound and light" communication. The "Book of Rites·Xia Guan·Da Sima" of the Zhou Dynasty stipulates the use of drumming to convey signals: "The Chinese army uses ji to order drums, and all drummers have three drums." Drummers can convey orders by beating drums, boost morale, strengthen the military power, share the same hatred with the enemy, and move forward bravely. The drums and horns can be heard by each other, and the sound is endless. Cen Shen, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, said in the poem "Wu Wei Farewells Judge Liu to March to the West of Qishi": "There are few people traveling in the fifth month of the volcano, and the horses are as fast as birds. The guards are marching to the west of Taibai, and Hu Tianxiao is shaken by the sound of the trumpet."

< p> 2. Beacon fire alarm. The main development in the Western Zhou Dynasty was the beacon drum, which was used to convey emergency military information. In order to prevent the Quanrong from invading from the west and north, a beacon tower and drums were set up on Lishan Mountain in the east of Fenghao. They agreed with the surrounding princes that if a beacon broke out, the enemy would invade, and all princes would come to Qinwang. . "Hanshu" records: "If there are aggressors, they will raise fire to tell each other." The front beacon raises fire, and the rear beacon responds. "Historical Records" records that "when the people in the border counties heard that Feng was raising his flint, they all took their bows and galloped away, and their soldiers fled away." Lu Rubi, a poet at the end of the Tang Dynasty, said in "Four Seasons of Complaints with Li Xiucai in the Bianting Courtyard": "The new wind blows the snow through the scars of the sword, and the caves of the Great Wall are even colder. When the fire comes in the middle of the night, we know there is an enemy, and we all protect Helan Mountain at once." When there is a fire alarm, the soldiers are not afraid. We go into battle together to defend the borders of our motherland despite hardships and dangers.

3. Signal communication. The gold medal is a communication card. "The card is more than a foot long", made of wood. "Crimson lacquer is engraved with gold writing", and the inscription is "The royal writings are not allowed to enter the shop". When passing it, "it passes like flying lightning, and everyone who looks at it avoids the road." In the eleventh year of Shaoxing in the Southern Song Dynasty (1141), Qin Hui, in the name of Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty, issued twelve gold medals in one day to convey the order and ordered Yue Fei to withdraw his troops.

In December of the same year, Yue Fei was killed in the Dali Temple Prison in Lin'an (now Hangzhou) on "unfounded" charges. Li Dongyang of the Ming Dynasty wrote in his poem "Jinzipai": "Jinzipai comes from the sky, and the general returns to his class in mourning. His morale is depressed and his anger is like thunder. The sound is like thunder, shaking the border areas, and Youji has covered the Jianghuai River. Qiu Luhe, The death of a strong man will affect the affairs of the world. As long as this is done, it will be too late for the country to perish! ”

4. The tiger talisman mobilizes the troops. There are two kinds of talismans: one is the copper tiger talisman, and the other is the bamboo tiger talisman. The Bronze Tiger Talisman has two uses: one is a county guard talisman, which serves as proof of the appointment of a prefect by the central government; the other is a military talisman. "Historical Records" records the story of Lord Xinling stealing the talisman to save Zhao: Lord Xinling took the military talisman that Ruji had stolen from the royal family, rushed to the border, replaced the Wei generals, led his troops to relieve the danger of Zhao, and won the hearts of the people. It shows Lord Xinling's heroic spirit of being able to deal with people's difficulties. Han Hong, a man of the Tang Dynasty, has a poem that goes: "The joy of cherishing the king is invisible, the horse's mane is flying and the new tiger talisman"; Luo Jue also has a poem that "Thirty years ago, I was wearing common clothes, and the deer roared in the west and the tiger talisman returned". It can be seen that the tiger charm is an ancient token used to convey orders and dispatch troops. 4. Poems about information transmission

1. A line of letters brings a thousand lines of tears, is it so cold that you have no clothes at your side? ——"Sending Foreign Clothes" Tang Dynasty: Chen Yulan

Translation: Every line of the letter is soaked with my tears. When the cold air comes to you, I don't know whether you have received the cold clothes I sent. No?

2. The letters home are filled with paper! Shedding tears, the book will be returned next year. ——Lu You, Song Dynasty, "The Proud Fisherman"

Translation: Facing this blank letter paper with tears in my eyes, how can the longing in my heart be expressed on just one piece of paper? By the time I received it, it was already next year.

3. We will meet soon without pen and paper, but I will rely on you to tell me that you are safe. ——"Envoy Entering the Capital" Tang Dynasty: Cen Shen

Translation: I met you on horseback without paper and pen. Please tell my family that I am safe and sound.

4. Seeing the autumn wind in Luoyang city, I want to write a book full of ideas. I'm afraid that I can't say it all in a hurry, and the travelers are about to open the gate again. ——"Autumn Thoughts" Tang Dynasty: Zhang Ji

Translation: The annual autumn wind blows to Luoyang City again. The wanderers living in Luoyang City don't know how their relatives in their hometown are doing; write a letter to greet them. Peace, there are so many things to say, and I don’t know where to start. After the letter was written, I was worried that I had not finished what I wanted to say in the rush; when the sender set off, I opened the envelope again and returned it to him.

5. Hu'er cooks carp, and there is a ruler in it. ——Anonymous Han Dynasty, "Drinking Horses in the Great Wall Grottoes"

Translation: Calling the servant to open the wooden box, there is a foot-long letter written in plain silk.

6. The river is three thousand miles away, and the family letter is fifteen lines long. There was no other words to say while walking, except that he would return home as soon as possible. ——Ming Dynasty Yuan Kai's "Letter from the Capital"

Translation: The river is three thousand miles long, and the letter from home is as long as fifteen lines. There were no other words between the lines, they just told me to return to my hometown as soon as possible.