Collection of Poems About Qin Yishi

The Assassination of Qin Dynasty in "The Cow King's Wheat Field" takes Zhang Yimou's movie hero as its spiritual matrix, melting the trembling flying arrows, splashing ink and silk-splitting strings on the screen into a subversive poetic experiment. This collection of poems is not a retelling of the plot, but uses the sharp edge of language to dissect the philosophical core of the historical proposition of assassinating the Qin Dynasty - when the sword is deconstructed into ink dots, the chess game collapses into a metaphor, and the colors are alienated into the execution ground, the martial arts epic completes a thrilling reincarnation in the separate lines of text. Niu Wangmaitian refines the visual symbols of the film into poetic weapons: the ink mark of the broken sword turns into the sound of bones cracking through the bamboo slips in the strokes, the heroism of flying snow in red clothes to die is condensed into cinnabar scabs solidified on the silk, and the mysterious black hall of the Qin Palace collapses into an iron coffin that swallows the light. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.