Cycle of Sun and Moon

"... On the dancing pavilion and singing platform, the wind and rain always blow away the wind. The setting sun, grass and trees, the ordinary alleys, where the slaves of human nature once lived. I think of those days, when the warriors were strong and powerful, they could swallow thousands of miles like a tiger. ..." Some people say: The two Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties were the darkest and bloodiest period in Chinese history. It was an era of chaos, with cities and tribes slaughtered at every turn, and two-legged sheep running rampant. During these two hundred years, dynasties established by various ethnic groups produced a total of 65 emperors. The most well-known among them is Liu Yu, Emperor Wu of the Song Dynasty who was highly praised by the great poet Xin Qiji of the Southern Song Dynasty. He was born in a grassroots family, but in the end he founded the country and proclaimed himself the emperor in an era when powerful families were in power. The only poem by Liu Yu that has been handed down is one "Since you came out, the gold and green are dark and lifeless. Thinking of you is like the sun and moon, and you will be born again day and night." ——The cycle of sun and moon