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Reflections on the education of going out of the fortress
The meaning of the poem is: the world is very big, and the bodies of loyal ministers are buried everywhere, so it is not necessary to consider using Ma Ge (horse skin wrapped in the remains of ancient battlefield revolutionaries) to transport the bodies back to China.

A deeper understanding is that since the revolutionaries have devoted all their bodies and minds to the motherland, there is no need to consider whether to transport their bodies back to their hometown for burial after death, even if they are buried in a foreign land.

Castle peak is full of loyalty, so why did they still wear boots when they died? "From Gong Zizhen's" One of Yi Hai's Miscellaneous Poems "in Qing Dynasty.

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Chairman Mao also used this sentence to inspire PLA soldiers after the sacrifice of his beloved son.

"Castle Peak is full of loyal bones" was changed from "Castle Peak has the honor to bury loyal bones, and white iron casts innocent courtiers". This is a couplet carved on the stone pillar of Wang Yue's tomb in West Lake.

"Why did they die in boots" should come from Qing Xu Xilin's The Embankment. "Military songs to sing broadsword ring, vowed to destroy Hu Nu, a jade pass. Only for the country to break the family and solve the battlefield, why are they still wearing boots when they die! " This allusion comes from the Biography of Ma Yuan in the later Han Dynasty.

The text "Castle Peak Buries Loyal Bones Everywhere" is Lesson 27, Unit 8, Volume 1, Grade 5, People's Education Press. This paper mainly tells the story of Aiko Mao's extremely painful mood after learning the bad news and the process of choosing whether to bury the British corpse on the other side after his glorious sacrifice in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, which shows the feelings of ordinary people and the mind of superman.

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Baidu Encyclopedia _ Ji Hai Miscellaneous Poems

Baidu Encyclopedia _ Qingshan is full of loyalty.

The meaning of the poem is: the world is very big, and the bodies of loyal ministers are buried everywhere, so it is not necessary to consider using Ma Ge (horse skin wrapped in the remains of ancient battlefield revolutionaries) to transport the bodies back to China.

A deeper understanding is that since the revolutionaries have devoted all their bodies and minds to the motherland, there is no need to consider whether to transport their bodies back to their hometown for burial after death, even if they are buried in a foreign land.

Castle peak is full of loyalty, so why did they still wear boots when they died? "From Gong Zizhen's" One of Yi Hai's Miscellaneous Poems "in Qing Dynasty.

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Chairman Mao also used this sentence to inspire PLA soldiers after the sacrifice of his beloved son.

"Castle Peak is full of loyal bones" was changed from "Castle Peak has the honor to bury loyal bones, and white iron casts innocent courtiers". This is a couplet carved on the stone pillar of Wang Yue's tomb in West Lake.

"Why did they die in boots" should come from Qing Xu Xilin's The Embankment. "Military songs to sing broadsword ring, vowed to destroy Hu Nu, a jade pass. Only for the country to break the family and solve the battlefield, why are they still wearing boots when they die! " This allusion comes from the Biography of Ma Yuan in the later Han Dynasty.

The text "Castle Peak Buries Loyal Bones Everywhere" is Lesson 27, Unit 8, Volume 1, Grade 5, People's Education Press. This paper mainly tells the story of Aiko Mao's extremely painful mood after learning the bad news and the process of choosing whether to bury the British corpse on the other side after his glorious sacrifice in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, which shows the feelings of ordinary people and the mind of superman.

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Baidu Encyclopedia _ Ji Hai Miscellaneous Poems

Baidu Encyclopedia _ Qingshan is full of loyalty.