From Liang Qichao's On young chinese: "Being a general is brilliant. The sky wears its gray and the earth wears its yellow. Even if there were years, there were eight famines. The future is like the sea, and there is plenty of time. Yes, I'm a young China native, and I'm not old! I am a teenager in China, and I have no borders with the country! "
Translation:
General Gan's sword has just been sharpened and glistened. The sky above us and the earth below us have a long history vertically and a vast territory horizontally. The future is vast and the days ahead are infinitely long. Beautiful, my young China people will coexist with heaven and earth forever! Magnificent, my China teenagers, their spirit and mind will be as broad as the motherland!
Historical allusions to the rise and fall of a cadre.
During the Spring and Autumn Period, the master of sword casting in Wu State was a general. Faxing-is an allusions, refers to the grindstone, also means that the knife has just been ground from the grindstone, very sharp.
The original meaning of the official hair roll refers to the sharpening stone of the sword-casting official. In fact, it can also refer to the sharp and dazzling sword of an official, and it can also be used to describe talents who have just appeared and begun to show their ambitions.
The most important thing in The Leader's Hair Roll is the fairy tale of the leader casting a sword. By telling the story of the leader casting a sword, the leader's wife, Mo Xie, helped the leader to cast a sword. Finally, the king of Wu was not satisfied with only one sword, but also wanted to kill the leader. However, the old soldier became Jackie Chan and disappeared with Mo Xie.