对《梅岭三章》中“此头须向国门悬”一句有以下几种解释: 一、把句中的“向”字释为“对着”。二、这句诗是“典故”(见《初中语文课本成语典故注释》,孙良明著),“故事见《史记·伍子胥列传》,‘吾眼悬吴东门之上,以观越寇之入灭吴也’。”三、重庆师院《语文通讯》曾译为:“我这个 There are several explanations for the sentence “This head must be hanging over the country” in the “Mingling Three Chapters”: 1. The word “xiang” in the sentence should be interpreted as “facing”. Second, the poem is “Allusions” (see “Notes on Junior Chinese Idioms in Idioms in Ancient Chinese Textbooks, written by Sun Liangming).” “The story is found in the Historical Records of Wu Zixu Biography.” “My eyes are hung on the east side of Wu East Gate. Into the eradication of Wu also ’.’ Three, Chongqing Normal University, ”Chinese communication“ has translated as: ”I