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In the seventh year of Kaiyuan, there was a Taoist priest named Lu Weng who learned the art of immortals. He walked on the road of Handan and rested in his mansion. He took off his hat and sat down with his hidden bag. Soon he saw a young man in the tour. It was Lu Sheng. He wore short brown clothes and rode a green colt. When he was about to go to the fields, he also stayed in the mansion and sat with the old man at the table. He laughed and laughed very happily.
The original text of the reeds and reeds was "The reeds and reeds are green and the white dew is frost." The so-called Yi Ren is on the other side of the water." From Li Sao.
The original text and translation of hanging beams and piercing shares were hanging beams and piercing bones. Hanging a beam and stabbing a stock was an idiom to describe studying hard and not afraid of hardship. It literally meant to hang a rope from a tree and study in the biting wind. It was a longer idiom, which meant that one was very diligent and not afraid of hardship when studying. It was like an awl piercing into one's brain to make one study more clearly. These two idioms were used in ancient Chinese learning methods to emphasize the importance of learning and the spirit of hard work.
The original translation of the Peach Blossom Spring: Jin Taiyuan years Wuling people fishing for a living. Along the stream, I met a fisherman by the forest who claimed to be from the Divine Immortal Realm. Outside the peach blossom forest, the river murmuring, the mountain birds talking to each other, the dew clear like pearls, the morning light like fog, everywhere can hear the cry of apes, really is a fairyland outside the world.
The grandmaster's original text and translated content could be found in the search results provided. According to the search results, Zhuangzi's 'Great Grandmaster' was an article on understanding and Dao. It was mentioned in the article that a true understanding must be able to understand the operation of nature and understand human behavior. To be able to understand the truth of nature's operation and transformation is to know according to nature. To understand human behavior is to use the truth that one's intelligence can know, to follow what one's intelligence cannot know, and to enjoy life without giving up halfway. This is the highest state of understanding. However, the correct understanding must depend on certain conditions, and these conditions are constantly changing. The article also mentioned the concept of Zhenren, which referred to those who did not defy the widowed, did not achieve greatness, and did not plan. A true man can climb high without trembling, enter water without getting wet, and enter fire without getting hot. This is a man who knows that he can climb the road. The spiritual realm of a true person was the visualization of Dao. Generally speaking," The Great Grandmaster " was an article on understanding and Dao, emphasizing the concept of following nature and being a real person.
The ventriloquism is a traditional Chinese martial arts skill, also known as "ventriloquism performance" or "ventriloquism music". It's a skill that uses the mouth to produce a special sound to perform tricks. It's usually used in rap, crosstalk, and other types of comedy. The original name of ventriloquism was "ventriloquism performance" or "ventriloquism music". It originated in southern China and was formed during the Song Dynasty. A ventriloquism performance is usually performed by one or more performers. They express different storylines and topics by making special sounds and combinations of sounds. The performance of ventriloquism was usually accompanied by musical instruments such as flutes, gongs, drums, and erhu. Today, ventriloquism has become a traditional Chinese culture and is still valued and performed in some areas.
Stomat-fighting is a traditional Chinese art form, also known as the wind instrument. It is a musical instrument that uses the mouth and throat to make sounds. Its way of performing is very unique. It puts a ventriloquism object on its nose and blows it with its mouth to make it make a sound. The following is the original text and translation of the ventriloquism: The ventriloquism, also known as the wind instrument, is a musical instrument that uses the mouth and throat to make sounds. A wind instrument is a musical instrument that uses the mouth and throat to make sounds. It is usually placed over the nose and blown by the mouth to make the sound.
The art of ventriloquism was a traditional Chinese opera art form, also known as mouth opening, harmonica, wind, wind instrument, etc. Its performance form was unique. It was a very expressive art form by playing musical instruments in different parts of the mouth, nose, throat, etc. with facial and body expressions and movements. There were many forms of ventriloquism performances, such as playing the flute, flute, gourd flute, etc. There were also some playing the harmonica, flute, etc. The performance time of ventriloquism was not fixed. It could be a short performance of a few minutes or a long solo or duet. The ventriloquism in China had a long history, starting from the Han Dynasty and reaching its peak in the Tang Dynasty. Now, ventriloquism has become an important art form in Chinese opera and one of the favorite performances of domestic and foreign audiences.
The ventriloquism was a traditional Chinese opera performance technique, also known as "blowpipe ventriloquism" or "blowing ventriloquism". It produced melodious melodies and tones through different parts of the mouth and throat to play musical instruments such as flute, xiao, suona, etc. The performance of ventriloquism was usually performed by one person playing in the center of the stage while others imitated the performance around the stage or through the different changes of the performer's ventriloquism to express different musical topics. The performance time of ventriloquism was usually short, but the performance effect was very exciting, allowing the audience to feel the charm of music. The original name of the ventriloquism was "ventriloquism". It referred to a performance technique that performed music through the mouth and throat. The art of ventriloquism in China has been around for thousands of years. It was once an important part of traditional Chinese music and opera, and it is still used by some schools.
Cizhuo was a kind of silk fabric in ancient China, mainly produced in Fujian, Guangdong, Zhejiang and other places. Its production process was complicated and required spinning, weaving, dyeing, finishing, and many other processes. Its pattern is exquisite and colorful, often used as a gift to give to relatives and friends or important holiday gifts. Original text: Zhōu wù shù jiā guófù yùn zhì shéiZhōu wù shù jiā guófù yùn zhì shéi (Zhōu wù shù jiā guófù yùn zhì shéi) Note: Cuzhi: A type of silk fabric in ancient China with intricate patterns. It was often given as a gift to relatives, friends, or important holiday gifts. Crouching, also known as "Luo skirt", was a kind of women's clothing made of Luo as the fabric and silk as the raw material through spinning, weaving, dyeing, finishing and other processes. Its pattern was exquisite and colorful, and it was often used as an ornament for ancient Chinese women and clothes for weddings and celebrations. The beautiful and colorful patterns were often used as decorations for ancient Chinese women and costumes for weddings and celebrations. Its production process was complicated and required spinning, weaving, dyeing, finishing, and many other processes.