Traveling on the earth, I bumped into an ancient writer-Lu You.
What I read in Europe is a classic novel-Journey to the West.
Analysis:
The repetition of articles means that there are many sentences, and the combination of "sentence" and "many" is enough.
The earth is land, travel is travel, so it is land travel.
Europe is in the west, similar to travel notes, so it is a journey to the west.
Extended data:
Argot poem, also called riddle poem.
A riddle is a riddle, and poetry is a poem, which cannot be equated; Combining riddles with poems is riddle poems.
1, a bright moon hangs for half a day, and a lady, a gifted scholar, Dillian and Bibo Chi Pan will meet you. Needless to say, you should read poetry carefully.
It is said that this poem was written by Bochou, a talented person from Hainan, for a hotel. The answer of the whole poem is: there are good wines to sell.
Is "a bright moon hanging for half a day" the word "you"? "A lady, a talented person with Dilian" is the word "good"; "Bibo Chi Pan Friends Club" is the word "wine"; It goes without saying that "reading poetry carefully" means "selling", and the whole poem, together, means "selling good wine" At that time, people admired Bo Chou's talent.
2, the beauty was drunk and asked for help, revealing the snow-white skin on her chest. Walking into the embroidery, I can't find it, leaving him covered in wind and rain.
This poem was written by Wang Anshi, which is a poem riddle named by the poet.
The first sentence "Beauty pretends to be drunk and asks for help" is homophonic for "diving", and then homophonic for "Jia Dao";
The second sentence "showing the white skin on the chest" is extended to "rib white" and homophonic to "Li Bai";
The third sentence "Go into embroidery to find it" is extended to "Luo Yin";
At the end of the four sentences, "Let him storm the rivers and lakes" is extended to mean "flooding", and then it is homophonic "Pan Lang".
Li Bai, Jia Dao, Luo Yin and Pan Lang were all famous poets in the Tang Dynasty.
3. Where is the anvil now? There are mountains on the mountain, so why not break the mirror with a big knife and fly to the sky.
This poem is called Ankle Poetry. This collection of riddles is a collection of literary puzzles and object puzzles in one furnace. In the first sentence, "ankle" refers to straw and "ankle" refers to the chopping board for cutting vegetables. Both of them are used with "axe", and the word "fu" is homophonic.
"Anvil" was originally a cushion and knife bed where ancient prisoners lay, and later it generally referred to the woman's husband.
The second sentence is relatively simple, that is, the word "out". The word "Huan" is hidden in the third sentence, because there is a ring on the head of the ancient sword, and "Huan" and "Huan" are homophonic. The fourth sentence uses "mirror" as a metaphor for "moon" and "broken mirror" as a metaphor for "half moon".
The answer to the whole poem is: it will take half a month for her husband to return home when he goes out.