What were a few difficulties? 'Don't rush. Have a smoke, write a poem, take it slow.' After all, "On Protracted War" was the famous military theory established by the old man himself.
And so, Jiang Cai'Er wrote a poem. The prose was decent, but in terms of sheer grandeur, it couldn't compare to the Instructor's work.
It was a poem titled *Yi Qin'e: Battle the Tsunami*: "Scorching winds rage, the long sky's clouds are torn by piercing thunder. The thunder pierces, the parched plains swelter, the rivers threaten to run dry. The flood's crest may be a thousand tons of iron, but humanity will rebuild the land and overcome. They will overcome; Kyushu will stand as one, and laugh to greet the cracking heavens."
Li Family Village's little bit of self-entertainment was, of course, live-streamed. It gained considerable traction online, especially Li Xiang's poem. It came off as a bit of a flex, as it was an imitation of the Instructor's *Lou Mountain Pass*.
