Let the bugle call for our victory! Under the wild canopy, there is a military banquet, and the brothers and people of all ethnic groups in the frontier come to congratulate our army on its great victory.

Among them, "wild curtain" refers to wild canopy, which can also be understood as open space; Joan banquet refers to a rich banquet; Qiang Rong here refers to the ethnic minorities in the border areas; "Congratulations" means congratulations; "Lao Xuan" refers to the triumph after hard work. This sentence depicts a warm and festive picture, expressing the joy of victory in battle and the feelings of unity and mutual assistance to the fullest.

It comes from one of two poems written by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, for my brother Nanping. Described the scene where the brothers from the border ethnic minorities congratulated Tang Jun on his victory. Li Bai described this scene with bold brushstrokes, showing Tang Jun's bravery and fighting skill, and the unity and harmony of people of all ethnic groups.

In this scene, Li Bai showed the boldness and enthusiasm of the open-air banquet through the image of "the wild curtain is open and the banquet is beautiful". Joan banquet, originally a gorgeous banquet, is used here to describe the richness and exquisiteness of the banquet. And "Let the bugle call our victory!" It further shows the scene where the brothers of the border ethnic minorities congratulate and celebrate the victory of Tang Jun.

Qiang Rong refers to the ethnic minorities in the west of ancient China, generally referring to the ethnic minorities in the border areas. Congratulations is congratulations; Old Xuan, originally referring to triumph, here refers to returning home in triumph after hard fighting. By describing this scene, the whole poem shows that Tang Jun is brave and good at fighting, and the people of all ethnic groups are United and harmonious.

The artistic conception of this poem

This poem depicts the scene in which the brothers of the frontier ethnic minorities congratulate Tang Jun on his victory, and shows Tang Jun's heroic fighting spirit and the unity and harmony of the people of all ethnic groups. In his poems, Li Bai showed a warm and festive atmosphere by describing the feast in the open air and the congratulations from the brothers of the frontier ethnic minorities.

By depicting this scene, Li Bai expressed his respect and praise for Tang Jun and his strong desire for national unity and national unity. This poem depicts a scene full of unity, harmony and joy, showing Tang Jun's bravery and bravery, the unity and friendship of people of all ethnic groups, and expressing Li Bai's desire for national reunification.