Clever and appropriate use of allusions can make the language rich, concise, implicit, solemn and elegant, make the expression more vivid, make the poem more concise, make the text near and far, implicit and euphemistic, thus improving the expressive force and appeal of the work. Next, I would like to recommend some historical allusions to you, hoping to help you!

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Zhuangzi? Steal feet: Weisheng and that woman live under the beam (beam, river bridge). If the woman doesn't come, the water won't go, and she will cling to the housing beam. ? For the record of this matter, look at the Warring States Policy again? Yan Ceyi, Historical Records? Biography of Su Qin. Weisheng was loyal to love and kept his promise, but his heart was capricious and he didn't know what to do, so he died in his post.

And after that? Robe column girl? Embracing pillars and believing in powder is an allusion to keeping promises, especially used in the love vows between men and women.

Southern dynasty Chen? Xu Ling's "Yutai New Poetry" is a volume of eight ancient poems: Andrew has a column letter, and it will last for a while. ?

Don? Li Bai's poem Long March? But at the age of fifteen, I raised my eyebrows and laughed, knowing that no dust can seal our love. Even to death, I will wait for you in my post and never lose confidence in the silent watchtower! ?