Do you remember the most arrogant ancient poem you ever read?

The most arrogant ancient poem I have ever read is Li Bai's chivalrous journey. The most arrogant sentence in it is: Kill one person in ten steps, don't stay for a thousand miles, go to your clothes when you have something to do, and hide your body and name.

Look at this posture, killing one person in ten steps and not leaving a thousand miles is really blood spattered, which is too powerful, making us feel too rampant.

Everyone knows that Li Bai's poems are very arrogant to read, but in fact, Li Bai's poems are not only arrogant, but also often murderous. An excerpt from "Gift to Brother Xiangyang Shaofu Hao" is in the white blade, killing people in the red dust. When the dynasty is righteous, the world is called a hero.

If you don't know that these four poems were written by Li Bai, you would think they were Liang Shanbo's propaganda slogans.

The Taiping Heavenly Kingdom Movement led by Hong Xiuquan stirred up most of the late Qing Dynasty, and he was also a handsome man for a while, but he did not win the promotion in his life, and he naturally did not understand poetry, and he could not talk about the level, but he still had very big ideas and ambitions for his own positioning and development, which were also confirmed in his future actions. His poems are also domineering, "Ding Qiankun", the dragon dives into the cape and is afraid of the sky, and he jumps in the abyss for the time being; Waiting for the gathering of the wind and clouds, and the soaring Liuhe will determine the future.

Huang Chao's poem, arrogant, straightforward, hidden murder, a direct rebellion, according to the environment at the time, someone wanted to engage him, he must be in prison, and then he rebelled, causing a war with 8 million deaths, which is enough. It is precisely because of the rebellion that future generations remember him, history remembers him, and this poem has also been passed down to future generations. 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.

I don't send it when the flowers are hairy, and if I do, I am scared to death. If you want to fight the west wind, you will wear ** armor all over your body. Ming Taizu Zhu Yuanzhang is a famous grassroots emperor in history, he has not received any serious education since he was a child, although he slowly learned a lot in the later period, but his poems are naturally not too high, but Yue Shijun believes that the arrogance in Zhu Yuanzhang's poems is between the lines, revealing his ambition and domineering.

Ancient emperors were the most prone to madness when they wrote poems, because of the lack of restraint in power, and they wrote arrogantly, and no one dared to care. This has a strong relationship with their personalities, especially the founding emperor or the peasant leader, if you don't have a strong aura to control the masses, you probably won't be an emperor. For example, Huang Chao, the leader of the rebel army at the end of the Tang Dynasty, wrote "Fu Ju after the First Queen", which was murderous.