"Ding" and "dragon" have occupied a high position in people's hearts since ancient times, so there are also idioms that contain these words.

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This was a famous poem from the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan's "Climbing the Stork Tower": The white sun is leaning against the mountains, and the Yellow River flows into the sea current. I want to see a thousand miles and climb another level. Since ancient times, how many people have gone to war? Why did they stop when they were young? We watched the bright moon together, we should have shed tears all night, and our hearts would be cold at dawn.

Drunk on the battlefield, Lord Grim

Drunk on the battlefield, Lord Grim

Overestimating one's position in others 'hearts referred to interpersonal relationships. One should not overestimate one's position in others' hearts. This was because everyone's views and attitudes towards you were different. You couldn't expect everyone to be especially important to you. Overestimating your place in others 'hearts could lead to disappointment and hurt. Therefore, we should remain rational and not rely too much on the evaluation and attention of others. Instead, we should pay more attention to our own growth and happiness.

Since ancient times, how many people had returned to their hometown safely? This poem came from Wang Han's Liangzhou Ci, which described the drinking scene of the border military camp, showing the heroic spirit of the soldiers and their psychological opposition to the opening of the border. Through this sentence, the poet reflected his views on the border war, and also reflected the poet's boldness, broad-mindedness, and sadness. This was the consensus explanation for this poem.

Since ancient times, how many people who had participated in wars had returned alive? This sentence expressed the helplessness of the soldiers towards the cruelty of war and life and death, as well as their loyalty to the country and their spirit of sacrifice.

Since ancient times, the word "levy" in the words of the few people who went to war meant to go to war. This poem expressed the meaning of those who participated in war since ancient times rarely returned home safely. A campaign referred to the actions of soldiers going to war. This poem depicted the bravery and pride of the soldiers on the battlefield, expressing their determination and sacrifice for the country.

"Since ancient times, how many people have returned to battle" was a poem in Wang Han's "Liangzhou Ci". The content of the whole poem is: "Grape wine luminous cup, want to drink lute immediately urged." Drunken Lord Grim on the battlefield, how many people have fought since ancient times?" This poem depicted the scene of the soldiers of the Tang Dynasty before they went to war, expressing their heroic spirit of being full of pride and fearless of life and death. Through the confessions of the soldiers, the poets showed their attitude towards war and their views on life and death. To be specific, this poem meant that wars were always dangerous, and not many people could return safely.

Since ancient times, these people had expressed the author's open-minded, forthright, and true man's thoughts and feelings of facing death unflinchingly. This sentence came from the "Liangzhou Ci" by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Han. It described the bold and brave soldiers of the frontier fortress in the war, as well as their calm attitude towards life and death. This poem expressed his understanding of the cruelty of war, his opposition to war, and his desire for peace. It depicted a rare banquet, showing the excitement and generosity of the soldiers. At the same time, it also showed the hardships of life in the frontier fortress and the characteristics of military camp life. This poem conveyed the author's thoughts and feelings with its bold and unconstrained strokes and intense tone.