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Ancient poems describing eating
Without a glass of Taiping wine, flowers bloom and grow old —— A thousand hibiscus flowers in Gao Ping are drunk, like visiting Furong City by Shu Yuexiang of Song Dynasty.

If we compare the root of the stomach to the root, the root of the stomach will eat the vine by itself —— Song Ziyi's Steamed Dolphin

When an official comes, he has salt to eat, but he has no money and no knife to eat —— Song and Huang Tingjian's Old Pit Entering the City

Mud cows eat water plants, while wooden horses bite tiles —— Answering Yunju Opera and Mourning the Past in the Song Dynasty

Cattle feed on barren fields, and two ounces of gold compete for grain —— The Land of Gold and Gu Men by Tang Zhoutan

Strangely, I ate some oil and went home-Song Shi Hui Kong's Ancient Poetry.

In the past eleven years, the dream of spring has been cold, and Yuchuan tea has traveled to the south —— Ninety-three sea poems by Gong Zizhen in Qing Dynasty

When the two rivers are split, the wall collapses and everyone dies —— Song and Yong Chen's "The Statue of Visiting Shaoling in Dongtun in February"

Lotus peanuts are beautiful, chestnuts are delicious —— Song Wu Mai's "Sending chestnuts and meeting monks in the mountain"

You can't beat the waves, but you can win the drums and music —— Watching the Tide in Song Dynasty