Don't laugh if the dagger is lifeless, and the mountains and rivers are in chaos. Xianyang is not an animal. It refers to Jing Ke. This sentence comes from Yuan Mei's Jing Qing Lee: "Sing by the water, drink a thousand lines, and head into the tiger and wolf. I can't bear to see the tears of Tian Guang's heroic ancestors, and the passers-by on this day are covered with frost. Dagger has no spirit, and you can't laugh. The end of the mountain will stab Xianyang. " The people who saw me off raised their glasses to bid farewell and went into Qin alone to pay homage to the tiger and the wolf. Of course, you can repay the kindness of the prince with all your strength. How can he live up to Tian Guang's sad tears when he saw the farewell dinner? Now the traveler's clothes are still covered with frost. Don't regret that the dagger is dead, Jing Ke. Look at the chaotic mountains like swords and stab Xianyang through the ages! "The first couplet of this poem recalls Jing Ke's farewell to Yan Taizi Dan and all the guests in Yishui and his death in the State of Qin. Zhuan Xu said that Jing Ke stabbed the king of Qin to death, claiming that he could repay the prince but could not bear to see the spirit of the skylight. Jing Ke's fearless spirit written in the necklace is praised and admired by people at all times and all over the world. It is said that Jing Ke's stabbing Qin was unsuccessful, but it was already earth-shattering. This ode to the bosom has a high style, and there is no feeling of sadness at the end of life; Allusions are naturally familiar, and Lenovo is strange without an axe.