At that time, all the Shu officials and subordinates were the most handsome in the world, and no one came out of Weiyou. (Guo Bian of Jin Dynasty, "Shiyu of Wei and Jin Dynasties")
Written to the most tragic general in my heart.
The title of "White Dew" is borrowed from the image in "Jian Jia". "Jianjia is green, and the white dew is frost. The so-called love is on the side of the water. If you follow it back, the road is long and blocked. If you swim back, you will be in the middle of the water." "Jianjia" describes the pursuit of the sweetheart, which is full of difficulties and cannot be obtained. It is also said to be a satire on Qin Xianggong's desire to restore the Zhou rites, but the road is long and difficult.
There is probably a metaphorical meaning here. Jiang Wei's persistence in the ideal of the Northern Expedition went back and forth for decades. The process and spirit of pursuit were beautiful, but in the end he was still "wandering in the middle of the water."
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