"A Long Song" and other poetic songs, the better ones, don't hurry up with the ones below

Changge Xing:
Green garden sunflower,
The morning dew waits for the sun to dry.
In spring I spread my virtue,
All things shine.
I often fear that the autumn festival will come,
the leaves of the yellow flowers of Kun have withered.
All rivers flow eastward to the sea,
sea, to return
If you don't work hard when you're young,
I am old and sorrowful.
Long Song Xing meant:
There were green sunflowers growing in the vegetable garden, and the morning dew on the leaves dried up when the sun shone. The warmth of spring bestows grace upon the earth, and all things are filled with vitality and splendor. But the autumn that often worries me comes too soon, with the red flowers withering and the green leaves withering. Hundreds of rivers flowed eastward into the sea. When could they go west? If one did not study hard when they were young, then they would only regret and be sad when they were old. When would all the rivers flow to the East China Sea and then to the west? If one did not seize the time and make a difference in their youth, it would be useless to be sad when they were old and accomplished nothing.
This was a famous poem from the ancient Yuefu poems of the Han Dynasty. The poem used a series of metaphor to explain that one should cherish time and work hard as soon as possible.
Seven-Step Poem:
Boil beans to make soup, soak black beans to make juice. The osmund fell under the pot, and the beans wept in the pot. They were born from the same root, so why should we burn each other so urgently?
The seven-step poem meant:
The bean stalks were burning when the beans were cooked. Because the beans were cooked to make black beans, the beans oozed juice. The beanstalks were burning under the pot, and the beans were crying in the pot. We were born from the same root, so why are you forcing us so tightly?
Center: Expressed the author's disgust and hatred for the killing of flesh and blood
Leave the fortress:
The moon in the Qin Dynasty was bright, and the pass in the Han Dynasty was bright. The people who marched thousands of miles did not return.
As long as Longcheng Fei's general is still alive, he will not let Hu horses cross Yinshan.
The meaning of leaving the fortress:
This bright moon was the moon that the soldiers guarding the border looked up to during the Qin and Han Dynasties. This was the border pass guarded by the soldiers guarding the border during the Qin and Han Dynasties. After a long time of parting with their loved ones, after a long journey, the soldiers guarding the border had not yet returned to their hometown. As long as there was a Great General like Li Guang guarding the border, the Hu cavalry would not be allowed to cross the Yin Mountains and invade the south.
The whole poem reflected the author's sympathy for the soldiers stationed in the border areas who had not returned for a long time. It also expressed the poet's hope that the court would appoint good generals to quell the war in the frontier fortress as soon as possible, so that the country could be peaceful and the people could live a stable life.

Answer 1

"Long Song Journey" was one of the representative works of the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai. It described the poet's appreciation of the natural scenery on the journey and the happy scenes of gathering with friends. It expressed the poet's open-minded and detached feelings and his understanding of the short and precious life. This poem was concise in language and had a profound artistic conception. It was known as the " poem of poems " and was a classic of Chinese classical poetry.

If you want to read the original text of "Long Song Journey", you can go to the poetry collection of Li Bai, a great writer of the Tang Dynasty,"Will Enter Wine". This poem is known for its bold and unrestrained poetic style and is known as "one of Li Bai's representative works". I believe it will bring you enjoyment in reading.