Please help me turn over this passage of classical Chinese

At the end of Tianbao, a group of thieves captured the two capitals and plundered civil and military courtiers, concubines, musicians and knights of the Yellow Gate Palace. Hundreds of people were captured each time. They were heavily guarded by weapons and sent to Luoyang. As for those who fled to the valley, they were finally able to catch them, threaten them, and give them hats and belts. An Lushan paid special attention to the musicians and asked for them earnestly. Within ten days, he got hundreds of disciples from the Pear Garden. The group of thieves gathered together in Ningbi Pool, entertained dozens of false officials, and displayed the treasures of the royal treasury, which were listed before and after. When the music was played, the old people in the pear garden could not help but sigh and cry to each other. The rebels all threatened them with bare swords, but they could not help but feel sad. A musician named Lei Haiqing threw his musical instrument to the ground and wept bitterly to the west. Rebel party then tied Yang Haiqing in the horse play hall, dismembered to show the public, heard that no one is not sad. At that time, Wang Wei was detained by thieves in Bodhi Temple. When he heard this, he wrote a poem: Thousands of sad wild smoke, Baiguan when more toward the sky. The fallen leaves of the autumn locust tree are empty in the palace, and the strings are played at the head of the green pool.

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I'm not an expert, but I can try to help you flip through this passage of classical Chinese. May I ask which paragraph do you want me to turn to?