The poems in the Investiture of the Gods
The Investiture of the Gods was an ancient novel that contained many poems. The following are some of them: King Wu of Zhou, the son of King Wen of Zhou, led the Zhou army to attack the Shang Dynasty. This war was known as the Romance of the Gods. This poem described the heroic performance of the Zhou army on the battlefield and the tenacious resistance of the Shang army. An example of a poem in the Investiture of the Gods: The beacon fire played with the princes, and they all hanged themselves. Golden spears and iron horses swallowed mountains and traveled thousands of miles bravely. Thousands of miles to attack the siege of Shang Zhou, Zhou army bravely fought a group of demons. Surrounded by heavy encirclement, King Zhou hung himself on the southeast branch. King Wu unified the world and conferred the title of Marquis on the God-Sealing Platform. 2. Nezha's Troubles in the Sea-This poem described the heroic image of Nezha when he was in the sea and also reflected the ancient Chinese marine culture. An example of a poem in the Investiture of the Gods: God Nezha's power shook the nine heavens, and the blue sea waves surged. The golden body is indestructible, and the world is awe-inspiring. The waves are surging, Nezha is playing with the demon child, the sea is raging. His divine might was so powerful that even demons and ghosts were afraid. 3. Sun Wukong Borrowing the Banana Fan Three Times-This poem portrays the scene of Sun Wukong borrowing the Banana Fan three times and also reflects the myths and humorous culture of ancient China. An example of a poem in the Investiture of the Gods: Princess Iron Fan had a banana fan borrowed by Sun Wukong three times. The wind blew and the fire rose. The Fiery Eyes looked at the demons. Borrowing a banana fan, all the demons and ghosts disappear. The supernatural Sun Wukong's Twisting Stars and Transposition of Immortals.