The original line should be: goose, goose, goose, singing to the sky with a curved neck. It is from the Tang Dynasty poet Luo Binwang's Aria of the Goose, which reads: "The goose, the goose, the goose, sings to the sky with a crooked neck. The white fur floats on green water, the red palm plucks the clear waves.

"Winging the goose"

Tang - Luo Binwang

The goose, the goose, the goose, the goose, singing to the sky.

White fur floats on green water, red palm plucks clear waves.

Translation

The white swan, the white swan, with its curved neck, calls to the sky.

The white feathers float on the turquoise water; the reddish paws pluck the clear water waves. When Luo Binwang was a child, a guest came to his home, and when he followed the guest to the Luo family pond, a group of white geese were swimming in the pond, so he pointed to the geese and asked him to compose a poem with them, and Luo Binwang composed this poem after a little thought. The poem opens with the words, "Geese! Goose! Goose!" The poem begins with the words "Goose! Goose!", which expresses the beauty of the goose's sound, and then goes on to describe the goose's "curved neck" and "skyward", "white fur" and "green water", "red palm" and "clear waves" of the contrast between the goose's lines and color, at the same time, "song", "floating" and "dial". At the same time, the words "song", "floating", "dial" and other words are written out of the dynamic beauty of the goose, the perfect combination of auditory and visual, static and dynamic, sound and color, the shape of the goose and the spirit of the living out.

Introduction to Luo Binwang

Luo Binwang (circa 619 - circa 687), the word sightseeing, wuzhou yiwu, the famous poet of the Tang Dynasty. He was a poet of the Tang Dynasty. He came from a humble background and had little talent. Luo Binwang, together with Wang Bo, Yang Jiong and Lu Zhaolin, was known as the "Four Great Poets of the Early Tang Dynasty". He was bold in his rhetoric and strict in his meter. The long piece, such as the "Emperor's Capital", five or seven words of transition, irony and self-injury at the same time; small poems, such as "in the water to send people", twenty words, sad and generous, the rest of the feeling is not endless, there is a "Locke Binwang Anthology" remains in the world.