Jiang Xing's Untitled Complete Poem Pinyin Version
Jiang Xing Wu Ti (IV) Pinyin Version: wàn mù yǐ qīng shuāng，jiāng biān cūn shì máng。gù xī huáng dào shú，yī yè mèng zhōng xiāng。 The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Jiang Xing's untitled poem with Pinyin
"Jiang Xing Wu Ti·Its 98" Tang·Qian Wei Ten thousand trees have been clear frost, riverside village busy. Therefore, the yellow rice in the stream is ripe, and the fragrance is sweet in the dream all night long. wàn mù yǐ qīng shuāng，jiāng biān cūn shì máng。gù xī huáng dào shú，yī yè mèng zhōng xiāng。 The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Jiang Xing's Untitled Ancient Poem Pinyin Version and Translations
"Untitled River Journey (Part 69)" Pinyin version: zhchchféng y, kuāng lébékédéng. zhǐ yí yún wù kū，yóu yǒu liù cháo sēng。 Lushan Mountain is close at hand, but I can't climb it because I'm worried about the wind and rain. I suspect that there might be monks from the Six Dynasties in the misty cave. There are a total of 100 original poems. Only one of them is provided in Pinyin and its translation. If you need more, please specify. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Jiang Xing's untitled ancient poem read aloud with Pinyin
"Jiang Xing Wu Ti·Its 98" Tang·Qian Wei wàn mù yǐ qīng shuāng，jiāng biān cūn shì máng。 Ten thousand trees have been clear frost, riverside village busy. gù xī huáng dào shú，yī yè mèng zhōng xiāng。 Therefore, the yellow rice in the stream is ripe, and the fragrance is sweet in the dream all night long. "Jiang Xing Untitled·Twelve" Tang·Qian Wei yì rì duō qiáo mù，wéi zhōu qǔ shù xīn。 There are many trees in the dark day, and the boat is used to collect firewood. jìng tīng jiāng sǒu yǔ，jìn shì yàn bīng rén。 Listening to the old man's words, they were all people who hated soldiers. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Jiang Xing's Untitled Qian's Translated Version
"Untitled River Line·Close by Worry about Wind and Rain": Close at hand but worried about wind and rain, Lushan Mountain can not climb. They only suspected that there were monks from the Six Dynasties in the cave shrouded in clouds and mist. ("Zhi" is eight inches,"Zhi Shi" is extremely close, and "Kuanglu" is Lushan. At the beginning of this poem, the meaning of "traveling along the river" was ingeniously embedded. In order to meet the wind and rain and not be able to climb the mountain, the poet wrote about the annoyance of not being able to appreciate the scenery of the famous mountains."Can't climb" wrote about the wind and rain, and the word "worry" revealed the feeling of annoyance. It also described the spatial relationship between the river boat and the cliff across the water. The poet used ten words to describe a specific scene, and his writing was simple and skillful. This poem does not describe Lushan Mountain from the shape and color, but uses imagination to open up the artistic conception. The word "doubt" describes the feeling of the mountain being shrouded in clouds and rain."Only doubt" and "still have" open and close, permeating real judgment into illusory imagination, using suspected imagination to reproduce the poet's lofty feelings. The writing method is similar to the writing technique of traditional Chinese painting "Weng". It uses light ink to dye the fog and clouds, virtual and real, and the Lushan Mountain is written in a confusing way.) "Untitled River Travel: Ten Thousand Trees Have Been Cleared of Frost": Many trees have been covered by clear frost, the rice by the river is ripe, and the farmers are busy harvesting. At this time, the rice on both sides of Tiaoxi River in his hometown was probably ripe and golden. He could still smell the fragrance of rice in his sleep last night. "Untitled River, No Trees on the Far Shore": Looking at the distant shore, the trees on the river bank are not in a row. After experiencing the autumn frost, there are accompanying red leaves. He stopped the boat to search for good poems and inscribed them on the red leaves as a gift to Jiang Feng. (The pronunciation of "Wuxing" here is háng, which means that there is no fixed rank. One tree in the east and one tree in the west does not form a line."Inscription on leaves" is a so-called romantic matter that Tang Dynasty poets often wrote poems on red leaves. Giving "good sentences" to "Jiang Feng" is to personify Jiang Feng.) The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Jiang Xing's untitled translation
Many trees were covered in cold frost, and the villages by the river were busy farming. The rice on both sides of the Tiaoxi River in his hometown had already matured. Overnight, he smelled the fragrance of rice in his dream. (Take "Untitled River Journey: Ten Thousand Trees Already Clear of Frost" as an example) The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Pinyin Version of the Poem
Poem (Tao Yuanming) Pinyin Version: rén shēng wú gēn dì，piāo rú mò shàng chén。 Life has no roots, floating like dust on a stranger. fēn sǎn zhú fēng zhuǎn，cǐ yǐ fēi cháng shēn。 Scattered, chasing the wind and turning, this is not the same as the body. luò dì wèi xiōng dì，hé bì gǔ ròu qīn! Why should we be close to each other when we are brothers? dé huān dàng zuò lè，dǒu jiǔ jù bǐ lín。 When you have a good time, you can make fun of it, and drink with your neighbors. shèng nián bù chóng lái，yī rì nán zài chén。 If you don't come back in your prime, it's hard to come back in the morning. jí shí dāng miǎn lì，suì yuè bù dài rén。 Time and tide wait for no man. The novel "Mixed Flowers" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Jiang Xing, Untitled Tang Qian's Translations
"Jiang Xing Untitled·Close by Sorrow Wind and Rain" translation: Close at hand but worried about the wind and rain, can not climb Mount Lushan. They only suspected that there were monks from the Six Dynasties in the cave shrouded in clouds and mist. "Zhi" was eight inches,"Zhi Shi" was extremely close, and "Kuanglu" referred to Mount Lu. The reason why he couldn't climb the mountain was because the river was raining. The word "can't climb" wrote the wind and rain, which made people worry. The word "worry" revealed the poet's annoyance that he couldn't appreciate the scenery of famous mountains. This expression not only reflected the topography from bottom to top, but also depicted the spatial relationship between the river boat and the cliff. The poet used ten words to write about the specific scene at that time and place, which was very simple and skillful. This poem did not describe the mountains and rivers in terms of shape or color, but used a fascinating imagination to open up the artistic conception. Looking up at the peaks and mountains, the fantasy scene of clouds and mist made the poet's imagination run wild. He suspected that there might still be eminent monks of the Six Dynasties hiding in the deep misty caves of Kuanglu. The word "doubt" in the third sentence was used exquisitely. It described the feeling of the mountains being hidden or appearing because of the clouds and rain, making the readers have a "high ancient" artistic conception. The words " only doubt " and " still exist " opened and closed, seeping into the illusory imagination with seemingly real judgments, and using the suspected imagination to reproduce the poet's deep feelings. The writing method was similar to the " Weng " writing technique in Chinese painting. It used light ink to render the misty clouds and water. It was illusory and real, and the painting of Mount Lu was confusing, replacing the pen and ink that wrote the mountain from the front. Many trees have been covered by clear frost, and the villages along the river are busy with farming. The rice on both sides of Tiaoxi River in his hometown should be ripe. He even smelled the fragrance of rice in his dream last night. Looking at the distant shore, the trees on the river bank were not in a row. After the baptism of autumn frost, it was red. Stopping the boat, he recited a poem praising the red leaves and inscribed it on the leaves as a gift. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Jiang Xing, Untitled Tang Qian's Translations
"Untitled River Travel·Ten Thousand Trees Have Been Frost": Many trees have been stained with frost, and the villages along the river are busy farming. The rice on both sides of Tiaoxi in his hometown should be ripe. Last night, he smelled the fragrance of rice in his dream. "Untitled River Travel·Close by Worry about Wind and Rain": Close at hand but worried about wind and rain, Lushan Mountain can not climb. They only suspected that there were monks from the Six Dynasties in the cave shrouded in clouds. "No Title on the River, No Trees on the Far Shore": Looking at the distant shore, the trees are not in a row. After the baptism of autumn frost, it was red. Stopping the boat, he recited a poem praising the red leaves and inscribed it on the leaf as a gift. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
Remnant Flower Complete Poem Li Qingzhao's Pinyin Version Note
Broken Flower-Li Qing's Light Flower blooms, flower falls, flower has no regrets, fate comes, fate goes, fate is like water. The flower (flower ā) withers (xiè) for (wèi) the flower (flower ā) blooms (kāi), and the flower (flower ā) flies (féi) for (wèi) the flower (flower ā) grieves (béi). Flower (Hua ā) sorrow (bīi) is (wèi) flower (Hua ā) tears (lèi), flower (Hua ā) tears (lèi) is (wèi) flower (Hua ā) broken (suīi). Flower (flower) dance (w) Flower (flower) fall (lu) Tears (lèi) Flower (flower) cry (kū) Flower (flower) petals (bàn) fly (féi) The flower blooms (kāi) for (wèi) who (shuí) thanks (xiè), and the flower (flower) thanks (xiè) for (wèi) who (shuí) grieves (béi). Note: - "Flowers bloom and wither" depicted the natural process of flowers from blooming to withering."No Regrets" meant that the flowers had no resentment or regret for this natural cycle, reflecting an attitude of compliance with nature. - The "fate" in "fate comes and goes, fate is like water" could be understood as fate. Fate comes and goes like flowing water, elusive and impossible to force. It reflected a kind of emotion towards the impermanence of fate. - "Flowers wither for flowers to bloom." The withering of flowers was for the next bloom, implying a cycle and continuation of life. - "The flower flies away and mourns for the flower." The poet felt sad when the petals flew away. This was the poet projecting his emotions onto the flower to express his regret for the disappearance of beautiful things. - "The sorrow of a flower is the tears of a flower, and the tears of a flower are the tears of a flower." The sorrow of the flower turned into tears, and the tears were like a broken heart, further strengthening this sorrowful emotion. - "Flowers dance, flowers cry, flowers cry, and petals fly." The flowers danced like tears, and when they cried, the petals flew, vividly depicting the poignant and beautiful posture of the flowers in the process of withering. - "For whom do flowers bloom and wither, and for whom do flowers wither and grieve?" The flowers would eventually wither after blooming, but no one knew for whom. When they wither, no one knew for whom they would grieve. It expressed a feeling of loneliness and confusion, which could also be understood as a questioning of the meaning of life. The novel "Listening to the Rain in Green Bamboo and Watching the Egrets" is equally wonderful. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!
The Pinyin and Translation of the Complete Poem of the Swordsman
The pronunciation and translation of the poem are as follows: Zhao Keman, Hu Ying, Wu Gou, Shuang Xue Ming. The silver saddle shone on the white horse, and it rustled like a meteor. Ten steps to kill a person, a thousand miles to leave no trace. When things are done, brush your clothes and go, hiding deep in your name. The translation of 'Journey of the Swordsman' was as follows: The chivalrous man's hat of the State of Zhao was casually decorated with Hu tassel, and the Wu hook sword was as bright as frost and snow. The silver saddle and the white horse reflected each other's beauty, galloping like a meteor. Within ten paces, kill a person, thousands of miles pass, can not stay. After he was done, he left without making a sound and hid his name. Note: The provided search results do not contain the complete annotation for the poem, so the full annotation for each character is not available.