What s the most arrogant ancient poem you ve ever read?

Not the first after the chrysanthemum

Yellow Nest. When autumn comes on September 8, I will kill a hundred flowers after the flowers bloom.

The incense array penetrates Chang'an, and the city is full of ** armor.

When it comes to the most arrogant ancient poems, what immediately comes to my mind is this Huang Chao's "Fu Ju". Why? It can be seen from the couplets of this poem:

I kill a hundred flowers after the flowers bloom! What a domineering poem this is, who dares to say this sentence so arrogantly, from ancient times to the present, there is only Huang Chao alone.

This poem is not just a simple poem, but a rebellious poem! Judging from the object of the poem's praise, the ostensible meaning of this poem should be to say: "When autumn comes, when the chrysanthemum blooms, all the other flowers should wither, right?"

At that time, a burst of fragrance will penetrate the entire Chang'an City, and the whole city will be covered with golden chrysanthemums, as if wearing a layer of golden armor. "But as long as we know Huang Chao's identity, we can understand that what he said is not just so straightforward.

We all know that the last years of every dynasty are natural and man-made disasters, and wolf smoke is everywhere. And Huang Chao is the leader of one of the rebel armies. In other words, Huang Chao was determined to overthrow the rule of the Li Tang Dynasty and set himself up as emperor.

With the title of this poem "Not the first posterior Fu Ju", the meaning of "not first" should mean that there is no title on the gold list, and he failed to be the champion in high school, and he fell behind. It is not difficult to imagine the author's true intention in writing this poem:

The author failed the college entrance examination, annoyed and angry, hoping to overthrow this rotten court that did not give him fame and fortune, and to seize what he wanted, rather than the sacrifice of others. When the time comes, the army under my command will rise, and there will be nothing left of you in the world. At that time, our momentum will penetrate the entire Chang'an City, and the city will be full of our soldiers in yellow armor!

What a shocking remark, you must know that in normal times, it is a great crime to kill the head and even the rebellion of the Nine Clans! But here in Huangchao, I dare to say it, and it is so domineering and leaky, showing the true character of a generation of heroes. In the later period of the reign of the Li Tang Dynasty, the rebel army led by Huang Chao did indeed deal a painful blow to this dim and decaying Sunset Dynasty, and accelerated the pace of destruction of this dilapidated steamship that was about to sink in the giant river of history.

It can be said that this poem by Huang Chao is an imperial poem, which reflects his majestic ambition to become a king and an ancestor, as well as his determination to defeat the corrupt old forces. It's the most domineering poem in my opinion.

Since ancient times, China has been a country of poetry, and there have been many poets in all dynasties, and the poems left behind are too numerous to mention. In these poems, there is both homesickness and boudoir resentment, both the heroic feat of protecting the family and defending the country, and the love of my children, but is there any arrogance in this? The answer is yes.

When it comes to arrogant works, the first thing that comes to everyone's mind should be the "poet immortal" Li Bai, Li Bai is the most outstanding representative of China's romantic poets, and most of his poems express a kind of heroic, arrogant, and unrestrained invitation, such as "Look up to the sky and laugh at Hengmo to go out, how can my generation be a Penghao person", such as "kill one person in ten steps, and don't stay for a thousand miles" and so on, arrogance can be seen.

However, if you want to talk about "arrogance" alone, there is such a poem that must not be mentioned, although the author of the poem is not louder than Li Taibai's name, but he is also a generation of talents, and his poem can be called "the most arrogant poem" Another characteristic, that is, when you look at it at first glance, it seems that you can't feel the arrogance of the poem, because the whole poem is slowly narrating one thing, but after a careful tasting, you will find that this poem is simply arrogant to the extreme, and the poet is arrogant to the extreme.

It is said that Wang Erlie, the "genius of Kanto" in the Qianjia period, was ordered to preside over the Jiangnan scientific examination one year, and the candidates in Jiangnan were proud of their talents, and they did not take Wang Erlie from the north in their eyes, so they made it difficult for the examiner to make it difficult for them. At this time, Wang Erlie looked around at the candidates in the audience, couldn't help but smile, and then with a stroke of the pen, he wrote this seemingly bland but "arrogant" to the extreme

The number of articles in the world is three rivers, and the number of articles in three rivers is my hometown.

The articles in my hometown count my brother, and I change the articles for my brother.

Of course, this poem is slightly playful, and it is easy to understand, anyone can understand the meaning, if translated into the current words: what are you, look at the most talented person in the world, who else can I be!

How, is this the most arrogant poem?

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