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Patriotism is the eternal topic of the Chinese nation, and the people in every era uphold the tradition of patriotism. Xin Jiaxuan and Xie Dieshan in the Southern Song Dynasty were no exception. They organized and participated in the anti-enemy army, contributed their talents and strategies, expressed their patriotic thoughts with poems, and expressed their loyal patriotism to the country with their whole life. This paper analyzes the patriotic spirit of their patriotic thoughts from the formation of their patriotic thoughts, the behavior of patriotic thoughts and the literary expression of patriotic thoughts, and focuses on how their poems highlight their patriotic feelings. At the same time, it also inspires young students in the new era to always remember patriotism, and internalize it in the heart and externalize it in the practice.
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