Nine original poems of Langtaosha

Creation year: Mid-Tang Dynasty, source of work: "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty".

Literary genre: seven character quatrains, author: Liu Yuxi.

Nine poems about waves and waves on the sand

One of them

The Yellow River has nine bends and thousands of miles of sand, and the waves and winds are blowing from the end of the world.

Now we go straight up the Milky Way to the home of the Morning Glory and the Weaver Girl.

Second

The spring sun is slanting beside the Luoshui Bridge, and the blue water is clear and the sand is shallow.

The wind blows violently on the road for no reason, causing the mandarin ducks to fly out of the waves.

The third one

The Bianshui River flows eastward with the tiger's eye text, and the clear Huaihe River dawns in spring.

Look at the sandy place at the ferry, how many people are crossing the world.

Fourth

The waves are swimming in the sand at the head of Parrot Island, and the sun is setting in the spring at the brothel.

Swallows holding mud in their mouths fight to return to their homes, and a mad man alone does not remember his home.

Part 5

There are flowers on both sides of the Zhuojin River, and the spring breeze is blowing the waves washing the sand.

The girl cuts off the mandarin duck brocade, and the sunset will flow into the middle.

Part 6

The sun shines on the Chengzhou River and the fog opens, and the gold-mining girls are all over the river.

The beauties’ jewelry and royal seals all come from the bottom of the waves in the sand.

The seventh one

In August, the waves roared to the ground, and the head was several feet high and touched the mountain.

After a while, he entered the sea gate, rolling up piles of sand like snowdrifts.

Eighth

Don’t say slanderous words are as deep as the waves, and don’t say that moving away is like the sinking sand.

Although it is hard work to search for thousands of pounds, you will only get gold after blowing all the sand.

No. 9

The running water washes out the sand without pausing, and the previous wave does not disappear and the next wave arises.

It makes people suddenly recall Xiaoxiangzhu, and sing back and forth to welcome the gods.

Vernacular translation

First, the Yellow River winds and carries sand and sand, and the waves roll like huge winds and come from the end of the world. Today we can follow the Yellow River to the Milky Way, and together we can visit the home of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl.

Second, by the Luoshui Bridge, the spring sun is setting in the west. The blue stream is clear and shallow, and you can see the Qiong sand at the bottom of the water. A strong wind blew for no reason on the road, causing the mandarin ducks to escape from the waves in the water.

Third, the Bian River flows eastward, with very fine ripples in the water. The clear Huaihe River shows a duck-head green spring color in the morning. Look at the place where the ferry flows and washes the sand, how many people have passed through it.

Fourth, the waves at the head of Parrot Island are carrying mud and sand, and the young women on the brothel gaze at the spring scenery until the sunset. The swallows holding mud in their mouths are all vying to return to their nests, but the enemy is the only one who doesn't miss home at all.

Fifth, both sides of the Zhuojin River are covered with flowers, the spring breeze is blowing on the water, and the waves are washing against the gravel. The girl cut off a piece of mandarin duck brocade and threw it into the middle of the Zhuojin River to compare with the beauty of the sunset.

Sixth, the morning sun shines on the small islet where the river fog has just begun to bloom, and the female gold diggers have already filled the riverside. The beauty's jewelry and the prince's gold seal are all gold found at the bottom of the waves in the sand.

The sound of the waves in July and August is like the roar of thousands of horses galloping, and the waves several feet high rush to the rocks on the shore and are then knocked back. In a moment, it retreated to the confluence of the river and the sea and returned to the sea. The piles of sand it rolled up looked like white snowdrifts in the sunlight.

Eighth, don’t say that slander is as scary as the vicious waves, and don’t say that the disgraced people are like sand sinking at the bottom of the water. It has to go through thousands of filtrations and go through untold hardships before you can finally get rid of the silt and get the sparkling gold.

Nineth, the water in the river washes away the gravel all the time, and the wave in front has not yet receded, and the wave behind it has already formed. It suddenly reminds people of the past walks on Xiaoxiangzhou Head, and they can't help but sing along with the melody to welcome the gods.

Extended information:

"Nine Poems on Langtaosha" is a collection of poems written by Liu Yuxi, a litterateur in the Tang Dynasty. The first song interprets myths and legends, the second song uses symbolic techniques to express the sufferings of love, the third song describes the changing principles of world affairs, the fourth song describes the feelings of wanderers, the fifth song depicts the style of Jinjiang, and the sixth song reveals the concept of labor and enjoyment. Unfair.

The seventh poem describes the tide of the Qiantang River, the eighth poem describes the feelings of immigrants, and the ninth poem describes the changing principles of world affairs. This is a folk song style poem, which is easy to understand and very pure, without any flashy words.

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