Classical Chinese essays describing long journeys

1. What are the classical Chinese texts that describe travel?

1. "The Story of Xiaoshitan" by Liu Zongyuan Original text: Walking west from Xiaoqiu a hundred and twenty paces, across a bamboo field, I heard the sound of water, like the roar of water. Wearing a ring makes your heart happy.

After cutting bamboo, you can see a small pool at the bottom, the water is especially clear. The whole stone is used as the bottom, and when it is near the shore, it is rolled up from the bottom to form a dike, an islet, a ridge, and a rock.

Green trees and vines, swaying and scattered. There are hundreds of fish in the pond, all of them seem to be swimming in the sky with nothing to rely on. The sunlight is clear and shadows are spread on the rocks.

If you don't move, you will pass away far away, coming and going suddenly. It seems to be enjoying itself with tourists.

Translation: Walking one hundred and twenty steps west from a hill, through the bamboo forest, you can hear the sound of water, which is very much like the sound of the accessories people wear. Feeling happy in my heart, I cut a bamboo and opened a path. Walking along the road, I saw a pool of water, which was particularly cool.

The bottom of the stone is close to the shore. Some parts of the stone are exposed out of the water, becoming highlands, islands, rocks and other shapes in the water. The number is green and green, covering the meridians, intertwined with each other, uneven, and fluttering in the wind. There are more than a hundred fish swimming around in the pool. When the sun shines down, the shadows of the fish are reflected on the rocks, motionless. , and suddenly swam far away, coming and going, as if they were having fun with the people playing.

(In the first year of Yongzhen reign of Emperor Shunzong of the Tang Dynasty, Liu Zongyuan cut bamboos and took roads, traveled to see mountains and rivers, and expressed his mood at that time by describing the scenery.) 2. Excerpt from Ouyang Xiu's "The Drunkard Pavilion": Ruofu in the woods at sunrise The sky is falling, the clouds are returning and the caves are dark, and the changes in darkness are like morning and evening in the mountains.

The wild fields are fragrant and fragrant, the beautiful trees are beautiful but dark, the wind and frost are noble, the water falls and the rocks emerge, these are the four seasons in the mountains. Going in the morning and returning at dusk, the scenery in the four seasons is different, and the joy is endless.

Translation: The sun comes out, the fog in the woods disperses, the clouds come in, the mountains are dark or bright, the beautiful scenery in the mountains and forests in the morning and evening, the wild grasses bloom, emitting a fragrant aroma, the trees are lush and leafy , forming a rich green shade, the sky is high and the air is clear, and the rocks are exposed under the water. The scenery is different in four seasons, and the fun is endless. (A prose written by Ouyang Xiu, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the fifth year of Qingli reign of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty, Ouyang Xiu went to Chuzhou to serve as the governor for two years. The Drunkard Pavilion describes the beautiful scenery of the governor.)

3. Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower" 》Excerpt: I observed my husband Baling's victory in a lake in Dongting. It holds the distant mountains and swallows the Yangtze River. It is a vast and boundless river. The sunrise and dusk are overcast, and the weather is endless.

This is the grand view of Yueyang Tower, which has been prepared by predecessors. However, it is connected to Wu Gorge in the north and Xiaoxiang in the South Pole. Migrant poets and poets often meet here, and the feeling of looking at the things is the same? Translation: I watched the beautiful scenery of Baling County, at Dongting Lake.

In the distance are mountains, which swallow water from the Yangtze River. They are vast and boundless. The weather changes throughout the day, and there are many things to see. This is the scenery of Yueyang Tower, which has been described in detail by predecessors. To the north is the Wu Gorge, and to the south are the Xiaoshui River and the Xiangshui River. Poets coming and going gather here to enjoy the scenery and express their feelings, right? (Fan Zhongyan, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty, was invited to write "The Story of Yueyang Tower") 4. Excerpt from Wang Xizhi's "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection": It is a sunny day, the air is clear, and the wind is gentle and gentle.

Looking up at the vastness of the universe and looking down at the abundance of categories, wandering your eyes and wandering your mind is enough to provide you with great visual and auditory entertainment, which is a joy to behold. Translation: On this day, the weather is clear and fresh, and the wind is warm and cheerful. Looking up, the sky is boundless. Looking down, the land is vast and the things are abundant. It is fun to play and enjoy music. It is so happy. (p> Zhong, the so-called front hole.

Five or six miles up the mountain, there is a cave that is slim and very cold when you enter it. If you ask about its depth, you will find it difficult for those who like to swim. It is called the back cave. Translation: There is a cave going down from here. It is flat and spacious, with mountain springs flowing out. Many people visit here and write inscriptions. This is the front cave. There is a cave five or six miles up the mountain. It looks deep. If you want to explore the depth, you will like exploring. People may not reach the end, which is the back hole.

(Wang Anshi of the Northern Song Dynasty visited Baochan Mountain on his way home and wrote a travel note.) 6. Excerpt from Yuan Hongdao's "Travel Notes of Manjing": On the 22nd, the weather was slightly peaceful, so I went out to Dongzhi with a few friends, and arrived at Full well.

The tall willow trees are covered with soil, and the soil is slightly moist. When you look at it, it is vast and empty, like a swan that has escaped from its cage. Translation: The weather was warm on the 22nd. I went out to Dongzhimen with some friends to Manjing.

The willow tree is very tall and is located beside the embankment. The land is moist and it used to be open and cheerful, like a swan. (Manjing was a scenic spot in the suburbs of Beijing during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was a travel sketch written by the author Yuan Hongdao.)

7. Excerpt from Qian Qianyi's "Travel Notes on Huangshan": When the mountain is extremely high, thunderstorms will fall. , the clouds gathered together and came back from the journey, all in the waist and waist. Every time I see the peaks in Tiandu, clouds grow like ribbons, and I cannot reach their tombs.

After a long time, the four sides merged, and the clouds covered the lower part, so the peak was outside the clouds. The clouds covering the sea look as wide as the sea, suddenly they burst out and disperse, like a frightened duck and a rabbit disappears.

The mountain is high above the clouds, the sky is vast, and the clouds are not attached to it, so it is beautiful.

Translation: Huangshan Mountain is very high. Clouds gush out from the mountain. After traveling, I return to the mountain. They are all on the mountainside. I see the peaks. The white clouds are like ribbons and cannot reach the top. After a while, the clouds fill the sky and cover the sky. The peaks are visible. On the white clouds, the clouds spread out, looking like the sky and the sea, and then spread out again, like wild ducks and rabbits, running away without a trace in an instant. Huangshan Mountain stood outside the clouds, the sky was vast, and the clouds had no place to rely on.

8. Excerpt from Liu Zongyuan's "The Story of Xiaoshicheng Mountain": Starting from the north of Xishan Road and crossing Huangmaoling Ridge, there are two roads: one goes out to the west, but there is nothing to find; the other is a little north and east. , only forty feet long, the earth is cut off and the river is divided, and there are piled stones across its boundary. Translation: Walk all the way north from the Xishan intersection, cross Huangmaoling and go down. There are two roads. One is towards the west. There is nothing when you walk there. The other is north to the east. Less than 40 feet away, the road is blocked. A river blocks it, and stone rungs are at the end of the road.

(Liu Zongyuan wrote this while traveling after he served as Sima in Yongzhou.) 9. Excerpt from Su Shi's "Night Tour of Chengtian Temple": The courtyard looks like accumulated water, empty and clear, with algae and cypresses in the water, covered with bamboo and cypress. Shadow.

What night is there without a moon? Where are there no bamboos or cypresses? Translation: The moonlight shines under the courtyard, as transparent as if it were filled with clear water. The seaweed in the water is crisscrossed, which turns out to be the shadow of bamboo and cypress trees.

(Su Shi described the scenery of Huangzhou tourism.). 2. What are some classical Chinese texts that describe travel?

1. The original text of Liu Zongyuan's "The Story of Xiaoshitan": Walking west from Xiaoqiu a hundred and twenty paces, across a bamboo field, he heard the sound of water, like a ring ring, and felt happy.

After cutting bamboo, you can see a small pool at the bottom, the water is especially clear. The whole stone is used as the bottom, and when it is near the shore, it is rolled up from the bottom to form a dike, an islet, a ridge, and a rock.

Green trees and vines, swaying and scattered. There are hundreds of fish in the pond, all of them seem to be swimming in the sky with nothing to rely on. The sunlight is clear and shadows are spread on the rocks.

If you don't move, you will pass away far away, coming and going suddenly. It seems to be enjoying itself with tourists.

Translation: Walking one hundred and twenty steps west from a hill, through the bamboo forest, you can hear the sound of water, which is very much like the sound of the accessories people wear. Feeling happy in my heart, I cut a bamboo and opened a path. Walking along the road, I saw a pool of water, which was particularly cool.

The bottom of the stone is close to the shore. Some parts of the stone are exposed out of the water, becoming highlands, islands, rocks and other shapes in the water. The number is green and green, covering the meridians, intertwined with each other, uneven, and fluttering in the wind. There are more than a hundred fish swimming around in the pool. When the sun shines down, the shadows of the fish are reflected on the rocks, motionless. , and suddenly swam far away, coming and going, as if they were having fun with the people playing.

(In the first year of Yongzhen reign of Emperor Shunzong of the Tang Dynasty, Liu Zongyuan cut bamboos and took roads, traveled to see mountains and rivers, and expressed his mood at that time by describing the scenery.) 2. Excerpts from Ouyang Xiu's "The Drunken Old Pavilion": Ruofu and the forest at sunrise The sky is falling, the clouds are returning and the caves are dark, and the changes in darkness are like morning and evening in the mountains.

The wild fields are fragrant and fragrant, the beautiful trees are beautiful but dark, the wind and frost are noble, the water falls and the rocks emerge, these are the four seasons in the mountains. Going in the morning and returning at dusk, the scenery in the four seasons is different, and the joy is endless.

Translation: The sun comes out, the fog in the woods disperses, the clouds come in, the mountains are dark or bright, the beautiful scenery in the mountains and forests in the morning and evening, the wild grasses bloom, emitting a fragrant aroma, the trees are lush and leafy , forming a rich green shade, the sky is high and the air is clear, and the rocks are exposed under the water. The scenery is different in four seasons, and the fun is endless. (A prose written by Ouyang Xiu, a writer in the Northern Song Dynasty. In the fifth year of Qingli reign of Emperor Renzong of the Song Dynasty, Ouyang Xiu went to Chuzhou to serve as the governor for two years. The Drunkard Pavilion describes the beautiful scenery of the governor.)

3. Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower" 》Excerpt: I watched my husband Baling Sheng in a lake in Dongting. It holds the distant mountains and swallows the Yangtze River. It is a vast and boundless river. The sunrise and dusk are overcast, and the weather is endless.

This is the grand view of Yueyang Tower, which has been prepared by predecessors. However, it is connected to Wu Gorge in the north and Xiaoxiang in the South Pole. Migrant poets and poets often meet here, and the feeling of looking at the things is the same? Translation: I watched the beautiful scenery of Baling County, at Dongting Lake.

In the distance are mountains, which swallow water from the Yangtze River. They are vast and boundless. The weather changes throughout the day, and there are many things to see. This is the scenery of Yueyang Tower, which has been described in detail by predecessors. To the north is the Wu Gorge, and to the south are the Xiaoshui River and the Xiangshui River. Poets coming and going gather here to enjoy the scenery and express their feelings, right? (Northern Song Dynasty writer Fan Zhongyan was invited to write "Yueyang Tower") 4. Excerpt from Wang Xizhi's "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection": It is a sunny day, the air is clear, and the wind is gentle and gentle.

Looking up at the vastness of the universe and looking down at the abundance of categories, wandering your eyes and wandering your mind is enough to provide you with great visual and auditory entertainment, which is a joy to behold. Translation: On this day, the weather is clear and fresh, and the wind is warm and cheerful. Looking up, the sky is boundless. Looking down, the land is vast and the things are abundant. It is fun to play and enjoy music. It is so happy. (p> Zhong, the so-called front hole.

Five or six miles up the mountain, there is a cave that is slim and very cold when you enter it. If you ask about its depth, you will find it difficult for those who like to swim. It is called the back cave.

Translation: There is a cave going down from here. It is flat and spacious, with mountain springs flowing out. Many people visit here and write inscriptions. This is the front cave. There is a cave five or six miles up the mountain. It looks deep. If you want to explore the depth, you will like exploring. People may not reach the end, which is the back hole.

(Wang Anshi of the Northern Song Dynasty visited Baochan Mountain on his way home and wrote a travel note.) 6. Excerpt from Yuan Hongdao's "Travel Notes of Manjing": On the twenty-second day, the weather was a little calm, so I went out to Dongzhi with a few friends. Full well.

The tall willow trees are covered with soil, and the soil is slightly moist. When you look at it, it is vast and empty, like a swan that has escaped from its cage. Translation: The weather was warm on the 22nd. I went out to Dongzhimen with some friends to Manjing.

The willow tree is very tall and is located beside the embankment. The land is moist and it used to be open and cheerful, like a swan. (Manjing was a scenic spot in the suburbs of Beijing during the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It was a travel sketch written by the author Yuan Hongdao.)

7. Excerpt from Qian Qianyi's "Travel Notes on Huangshan": When the mountain is extremely high, thunderstorms will fall. , the clouds gathered together and came back from the journey, all in the waist and waist. Every time I see the peaks in Tiandu, clouds grow like ribbons, and I cannot reach their tombs.

After a long time, the four sides merged, and the clouds covered the lower part, so the peak was outside the clouds. The clouds covering the sea look as wide as the sea, suddenly they burst out and disperse, like a frightened duck and a rabbit disappears.

The mountain is high above the clouds, the sky is vast, and the clouds are not attached to it, so it is beautiful. Translation: Huangshan Mountain is very high. Clouds gush out from the mountain. After traveling, I return to the mountain. They are all on the mountainside. I see the peaks. The white clouds are like ribbons and cannot reach the top. After a while, the clouds fill the sky and cover the sky. The peaks are visible. On the white clouds, the clouds spread out, looking like the sky and the sea, and then spread out again, like wild ducks and rabbits, running away without a trace in an instant. Huangshan Mountain stood outside the clouds, the sky was vast, and the clouds had no place to rely on.

8. Excerpt from Liu Zongyuan's "Little Rock City Mountain Notes": From the north of Xishan Road, crossing Huangmaoling and going down, there are two roads: one goes out to the west, but you can't find it; the other is a little north and east. , only forty feet long, the earth is cut off and the river is divided, and there are piled stones across its boundary. Translation: Walk all the way north from the Xishan intersection, cross Huangmaoling and go down. There are two roads. One is towards the west. There is nothing when you walk there. The other is north to the east. Less than 40 feet away, the road is blocked. A river blocks it, and stone rungs are at the end of the road.

(Liu Zongyuan wrote this while traveling after he served as Sima in Yongzhou.) 9. Excerpt from Su Shi's "Night Tour of Chengtian Temple": The courtyard looked like accumulated water, empty and clear, with algae and cypresses crisscrossing the water, covered with bamboo and cypresses. Shadow.

What night is there without a moon? Where are there no bamboos or cypresses? Translation: The moonlight shines under the courtyard, as transparent as if it were filled with clear water. The seaweed in the water is crisscrossed, which turns out to be the shadow of bamboo and cypress trees.

(Su Shi described the scenery of Huangzhou tourism.). 3. What are the classical Chinese texts that describe "going on a far journey"

1. The Yellow Crane Tower sends Meng Haoran to Guangling

Tang Dynasty: Li Bai

An old friend bid farewell to Huang in the West Crane Tower, fireworks in Yangzhou in March.

The shadow of the lone sail in the distance is gone in the blue sky, and only the Yangtze River can be seen flowing in the sky.

2. Seeing Lin Zifang off at Jingci Temple at dawn

Song Dynasty: Yang Wanli

After all, the scenery of West Lake in June is different from that of the four seasons.

The lotus leaves touching the sky are infinitely green, and the lotus flowers reflecting the sun are uniquely red.

3. Presented to Wang Lun

Tang Dynasty: Li Bai

Li Bai was about to leave in a boat when he suddenly heard singing on the shore.

The water in Peach Blossom Pond is a thousand feet deep, and it is not as deep as Wang Lun’s gift to me.

4. Far-away Altair

Han Dynasty: Anonymous

Far-away Altair, a Han woman in the Jiaojiao River.

Slender and simple hands, playing tricks on the machine.

I can’t make up my mind all day long, crying like rain.

The river is clear and shallow, but how far apart it is!

The water is full of water, and the pulse is speechless.

5. Yangguan Qu·Mid-Autumn Moon

Song Dynasty: Su Shi

The real name of the Mid-Autumn Festival poem is Xiao Qin Wang, and it is Yangguan Qu

The dusk clouds are all overflowing with coldness, and the silver man turns the jade plate silently.

This life and this night will not last long. Where can I see the bright moon next year? 4. Poems describing a long journey

A selection of inspirational poems about a long journey: Qizhou bid farewell to Deputy Yi. The willows at the head of the river are as white as snow, and the travelers on the river are urging them to say goodbye.

I want to give the long stick as a gift for a long journey, and the flowers will fly away and cannot be broken. The flowers are flying this year just as they were last year. When will they return once they are gone?

Reciting Jiang Yan's poem with emotion again is like being by the water of Peach Blossom Pond. I hope you will come back in the evening. I hope you are not far away from Qizhou.

You look at the willow catkins as ruthless as they are, yet they still follow the wind and turn around. Selection 2 of inspirational poems about traveling far away: Jia Kele has never been in his hometown for many years. His nature is to be a guest.

If you only send troubles to the rivers and lakes, there is no need to worry about traveling far away to benefit the city. Burning money and drinking wine at dawn to pray for the wind, chasing lovers leisurely from west to east.

The Fu family has no worries, and the name is not in the official registration. The big boat has two oars, and the big woman can sing and the little woman can dance.

I sell fine wine in Qiting every day, but I don’t know the pain of separation in the world. There are many prostitution houses on both sides of the Yangtze River, and thousands of households pass by them.

Life is like Jia Kele, except for the troubles. Selected three inspirational poems for a long journey: Farewell Liu Xizhi on the Cangjiang River, Guangxi Xianmu, the autumn waves are misty, the canvas is light, and the drunken flowers are broken for the long journey.

An official of thousands of miles away goes up the river to leave, Chu Yun and Xiang Yue travel to the other side. The ridge behind the gate is cold and green, and the post tree welcomes the boat in the miasma of rain and clear weather.

Now that I have gone to Yiyi, I know there is hope, and my heart will be as clear as a jade pot. 5. What are the poems that describe traveling far away?

1. If you want to sit at home late at night, you should also talk about people traveling far away.

——Bai Juyi's "Handan Winter Solstice Homesickness" Interpretation: I believe that my relatives at home will be together until late at night today, and they should also talk about me, a traveler from afar. 2. When you stretch your neck and sigh, you will have many things to cherish when you travel far.

——Cao Cao's "Bitter Cold Journey" Definition: Looking up into the distance and sighing loudly, my thoughts are flooded with thoughts during the long journey. 3. The Sixteenth Lord traveled far to Qutang Yanlidui.

——Li Bai's "Changgan Xing·Part 1" Interpretation: When you were sixteen years old, you left home for a long journey, going to Yanlidui in Qutang Gorge. 4. If you are traveling far away, you will feel sad. If you are climbing a mountain and near the water, you will see you off when you are about to return.

——Song Yu's "Nine Debates" Interpretation: I feel anxious, as if I were traveling far away. Being desolate is like a person traveling far away alone, climbing a mountain and facing the water, seeing him off before returning home.

5. Sea travelers take advantage of the wind to travel far away. ——Li Bai's "Traveling of Traders" Interpretation: Sea travelers ride on the sails of sea-going ships to ride the wind and do business in distant places.

6. If the wild geese do not come, the son will travel far away. ——Sikong Tu's "Twenty-Four Poems: Calmness" Interpretation: If the letter does not come, the relatives will travel far away.

7. There are three feet of snow in the Tianshan Mountains, how can it be when traveling far away. ——Li Bai's "Single Bu Jian" Interpretation: It's freezing cold in the Tianshan Mountains and the snow is three feet thick. How can this be a good time for a long journey? 8. With armor all over the world, Hu Weijun travels far! ——Du Fu's "Send Away" Interpretation: The world seems to be filled with soldiers in armor. Why should I travel far at this time of war and chaos! 9. I am not as good as this bird. I have been flooded for many years after traveling far away.

——Li Bai's "Qiupu Feels the Master Returns to Yan and Sends Inside" Interpretation: I am very ashamed, I am not even as good as Hu Yan. It has been more than a year since I came to Qiupu away from my wife. 10. Traveling far away is like this, and the fruit of a small fortune is in vain.

——Gao Shi's "Three Poems on Bringing the Qingyi Army into Juyong" Interpretation: After traveling so far to get here, I really only have a meager salary. 6. What are the poems that express "far journey"

The poems that express "far journey" include: 1. The original text of Du Fu's "Send Away" in the Tang Dynasty: With armor all over the world, Hu Weijun travels far! All the relatives and friends cried, and they went to the isolated city on horseback.

The vegetation is getting older, and the river is clear with frost and snow. We parted yesterday because of an ancient friendship.

Translation: The world seems to be filled with soldiers in armor. Why should I travel far during this time of chaos and chaos? My relatives and friends burst into tears, and I rode away from the lonely city of Qinzhou. The grass and trees are withering, it's the end of the year; the Guanhe River is deserted, and frost and snow are falling on the way.

Although parting happened yesterday, I am still a little sad when I see this scene. 2. The original text of "Traveling of Traders" written by Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty: Sea travelers take advantage of the wind and sail their ships for long distances.

For example, a bird in the clouds disappears without a trace. Translation: A businessman drifts with the wind and sails a long way to do business.

Like a bird in the clouds, it can never be found again. 3. The original text of "Qiupu Feeling that the Master Returns to Yan Ji Nei" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty: When the frost withers the trees in Chuguan, we know that the murderous intention is serious.

There are only a few golden sky outlines, with graceful green and red undertones. Hu Yan bids farewell to the master, and the front eaves are bilingual.

Looking back three times, I want to go and look at each other again. Don't you love the beautiful house and finally thank the bead curtain?

I am not as good as this bird. I have been flooded for many years after traveling far away. I sighed when I sent the letter, but couldn't hold back my tears.

Translation: The golden wind is bleak, the Chu trees are withering, and the cold air is biting. Autumn is sparse, with reds fading and greens lurking, and all things hibernating.

Hu Yan was also going back to the south, and they both murmured goodbye to their master under the eaves. They were reluctant to part with their master, looking back frequently with eyes full of nostalgia.

Don’t they like gorgeous houses and exquisite bead curtains? However, we have to fly back to the south after all. I am so ashamed that I am not even as good as Hu Yan. It has been more than a year since I came to Qiupu away from my wife.

So many thoughts, so many sighs, tears like rain, soaked in paste, the letter cannot be sealed. 4. The original text of "Bitter Cold Journey" by Cao Cao of the Eastern Han Dynasty: Going north to the Taihang Mountains is so difficult and so majestic! The sheep's intestines are bent, and the wheels are destroyed.

The trees are so desolate, the sound of the north wind is sad. Bears squatted against me, tigers and leopards cried on the road.

There are few people in the valley, how does the snow fall! When you stretch your neck and sigh, you have many things to cherish when you travel far. Why is my heart depressed? I want to return eastward.

The water is deep and there are no bridges, and the middle road is wandering. Lost in confusion, no place to stay in the evening.

The journey was far away, and both men and horses were hungry. Carrying a bag to collect salary, holding an ax and ice to make mince.

The sad poem "Dongshan" makes me sad for a long time. Translation: The Northern Expedition climbed the Taihang Mountains, the mountains were high and the ridges were steep, how difficult it was! The road to Youchangzaka is really rough, and the wheels broke during the bumps along the way.

The wind rustled the trees, and the north wind howled and howled. The bear squatted down facing me on the road, while the tigers and leopards roared wildly in the street.

The valley is desolate and sparsely populated, with heavy snow falling all over the sky. Looking up into the distance and letting out a long sigh, my thoughts flooded with thoughts during the long journey.

My heart is so depressed and melancholy, I really want to return to my hometown. The deep water bridge made it difficult to advance, and the army wandered halfway.

The march lost its direction and there was no place to stay in the evening. We walked and walked for a long time, and the people were tired, the horses were tired, and we were thirsty and hungry.

Carrying my luggage while walking, I cut firewood, cut ice and cooked porridge to satisfy my hunger. Thinking of the poem "Dongshan" deeply touched my sadness.

5. The original text of "Farewell to a Friend" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty: Green mountains cross Beiguo, and white water surrounds the east city. This place is a different place, and I can conquer thousands of miles alone.

The wandering clouds convey the love of an old friend. I waved my hand and went away, and the horses roared.

Translation: Green mountains stretch across the north of the city, and white water flows through the east city. We will part ways here, and we will embark on a lonely journey after traveling thousands of miles away.

The drifting clouds are the wanderer's artistic conception, while the sunset that refuses to set is the nostalgia of an old friend. At this moment, I waved my hand and left, and all I could hear in my ears was the whine of a stray horse.

6. The original text of "A Gift to Wang Lun" by Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty: Li Bai was about to travel in a boat when he suddenly heard singing on the shore. The water in Peach Blossom Pond is a thousand feet deep, and it is not as deep as Wang Lun's love for me.

Translation: Li Bai was about to leave for a long journey in a boat, when he suddenly heard the sound of singing from the shore. Even if the water of Peach Blossom Pond is a thousand feet deep, it can't compare with Wang Lun's feelings for me.