Translated by Du Fu in the evening
The full text of Du Fu's Twilight is as follows: As the sun sets, night falls The red sun was setting in the west, and the scenery was bleak. The world is silent Only loneliness and longing remain. Time flies, time flies The good old days It was now a thing of the past. I wish time could stop Let us meet again.
Translated by Du Fu
It had been raining for a long time on Wushan Mountain and it had been dark all the time. Now that the sky had just cleared up, it was like a beautiful article. Speaking of green, everyone knew about the grass by the lake. Speaking of red, they saw the clouds on the east side of the sea. The orioles sang the entire day, and a few flocks of cranes flew high in the sky. The wildflowers dried up and were about to fall. They fell wherever the wind passed. In the poem, the author first expressed his joy at the first sunny day after the rain, and then expressed his pity for the wilting wildflowers. Through the pity for the wildflowers, the author revealed his sadness, sadness and depression of wandering.
"Sunny" translated by Du Fu
It had been raining for a long time on Wushan Mountain and it had been dark all the time. Now that the sky had just cleared up, it was like a beautiful article. Speaking of green, everyone knew about the grass by the lake. Speaking of red, they saw the clouds on the east side of the sea. The orioles sang the entire day, and a few flocks of cranes flew high in the sky. The wildflowers dried up and were about to fall. They fell wherever the wind passed. In the poem, the author first expressed his joy at the first sunny day after the rain, and then expressed his pity for the wilting wildflowers. Through the pity for the wildflowers, the author revealed his sadness, sadness and depression of wandering.
Translated by Chunyuan Du Fu
[Spring Faraway]: Su Su (describing the sound of peach willows falling down), behind-the-scenes (referring to peach willows), evening, Feifei (describing the appearance of petals falling down one after another), red light. The day is long, only birds accompany each other, spring is about to go away, facing the wooden door alone. The Guanzhong region was filled with war, and the land outside the sword was never peaceful. He could no longer return to his hometown. The land had been occupied by the army. "The Crane Drinks the Spring Breeze" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Egret Du Fu Translated
In Du Fu's poem, the word "egret" was translated as "a kind of waterbird" in the poem "Two yellow orioles sing in the green willows, a line of egrets soaring to the sky". Two yellow orioles sing in the green willows, and a line of egrets ascend to the blue sky. The window contains the autumn snow of the West Ridge, and the door moors the ship of the East Wu." Two orioles were singing among the green willows, and a flock of egrets flew up into the blue sky. From the window, he could see the accumulated snow on Min Mountain that had not melted for thousands of years. Outside the door, the ships of the Eastern Wu were moored. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Qing Du Fu read the answer and translated it
It had been raining for a long time on Wushan Mountain, and the sky had been dark. Now that the sky had just cleared up, it was like a beautiful article. When it came to green, one would think of the grass by the lake, and when it came to red, one would see the clouds on the east side of the sea. Throughout the day, orioles chirped in response to each other, and several groups of cranes flew across the sky. The wilted wildflowers were about to fall, and they drifted down wherever the wind passed. In the poem, the author first expressed his joy at the sunny day after the rain, and then expressed his pity for the wilting wildflowers. Through his pity for the wildflowers, he revealed his sadness, sadness, and depression of wandering.
Du Fu's Poem Loves the Evening Pavilion
Du Fu's poem did not mention the Love Evening Pavilion.
Du Fu's "Late Evening" Pinyin Version
The Late Qing Dynasty (Tang)·Du Fu In the evening, the village was frightened by the wind, and the courtyard was covered with rain. The setting sun smoked the fine grass, and the river reflected the sparse curtain. Who can cover the mess of books? The cup can be filled by itself. I have heard many comments from time to time, but I don't blame this old man for hiding. There was another song,"Late at Night": The first rays of light, the thin clouds have not yet returned. The river is bright and bright, and the rain falls in the gorge. The ducks and geese finally leave high, and the bears feel fat. At the autumnal equinox, the guests were still there, and the bamboo dew was slightly visible at dusk. While waiting for the TV series, he could also read the exciting content related to this site!
Du Fu's translation of ancient poems in the evening
It was surprising that a cool breeze suddenly blew in the evening of the mountain village. The quiet courtyard was wet from the puddles after the rain. The afterglow of the setting sun shone on the fine grass, and the river scenery shone on the sparse curtains. The books were scattered, and no one helped to tidy them up. When the wine glass was empty, he could only refill it himself. I heard some discussions from time to time. Fortunately, no one blamed me for living in seclusion.
Du Fu's "Green Mountain" Poetry Translated and Original
The original text of Du Fu's "Green Mountain" poem is as follows: I asked Qingshan when he would grow old, and Qingshan asked me when I would come. I see all the mountains are plants, but you are the green mountain. The green mountains have gone with the evening wind, and I have turned into mulberry fields with the sea. The morning sun sets and the evening sun shines brightly. The clouds are shallow and the autumn rain is still lingering. Du Fu's "Green Mountain" poem is translated as follows: I asked the green mountains when they would grow old, The green mountains asked me when I would come. I saw all the other mountains covered in grass and trees, Only when I saw you did I see green mountains. The green mountains have already gone with the evening wind, I have turned the vast sea into mulberry fields. The morning sun sets, the evening glow is bright, The cloud platform is shallow, the autumn rain lingers. Note: The translation provided is a literal translation and may not capture the full poetic essence of the original text.
Du Fu's White Horse Original Text and Translated Notes
White Horse: The white horse came from the northeast, and the empty saddle was pierced with two arrows. Poor man on horseback, who can see his spirit today? Recently, generals have been killed, and people have been engaged in battle at midnight. Many people died in the funeral chaos, and tears fell like snow. [Note: Currently, there are no detailed annotations for this poem.] There was a white horse galloping from the northeast. The saddle on the horse's back was empty, but there were two arrows stuck in it. The poor warrior on the horse, who could see his high spirits now? Recently, their commander had been killed and a war had broken out in the Land of Shangyu in the middle of the night. In this time of chaos, the causes of death were varied. Alas, sad tears fell like snowflakes.