1. Han Ting should call himself, but Xiang Shui is empty. -from Tang Liu Changqing's "Send Li Shijun to Banish Lianzhou"
2. Chu Mountain is extremely extreme, but it is depressed when it returns. -from Tang Zu Yong's
Travels in the South of the Yangtze River. 3. You don't love money when you meet guests but pour wine. -from Tang Li Bai's "Three Poems for Cui Qiupu"
4. Sitting under the peach and plum in the north window, but burning incense. —— from Tang Wang Wei's "Spring is Above"
5. After the lonely Tianbao, the garden is full of Artemisia. -from Tang Du Fu's Homelessness
6. Boundless in vastness, sailing but believing in the wind. —— From Tang Shangyan's "Send the Pushan people to Silla"
7. Go home in the middle of the night, but the hometown is empty. -from Tang Du Fu's "Five Poems on the Later Embankment"
8. and tonight in the chilling sunset-wind, a cicada, singing, weighs on my heart. -from from qin country to the buddhist priest yuan by Tang Meng Haoran
9. You can pour the tea bowl, but you can ride home. —— from Tang Wang Wei's "The reward is strict, the little Yin Xu's family has never met"
1. Answer the door but welcome the sweep, fearing that there will be mountain monks coming. —— from "Wang Chuan Ji Gong Huai Mo" by Tang Wang Wei
11. Jing Fei, but sweeping, took a break when he was idle. —— from Tang Wang Wei's "Stay in Bieshan, a warm and ancient elder brother and show my younger brother"
12. The world is expensive, but it is brilliant and arrogant. —— From Song Chen Juan's "Ten Poems of Tung Flowers in Xishan"
13. Know how to drink wine, but Mo Qiang leads everyone. —— From Tang Wangji's "Five Poems of Crossing Restaurants"
14. I don't see the Ming layman, but I am lonely. -from Tang Pi Rixiu's "Traveling to qixia temple"
15. The Confucius family only has land, but the Yu cave is full of clouds. -from Tang Lu Lun's "Send Geng to pick up the remains, fill up the books and send them to Jianghuai"
16. Pei went back to the buildings and missed stay for a long time. —— From Tang Sun Li's "Night Smoke Containing the White Dew"
17. Qing has temporarily returned home, and I will report it to the government today. -from the anonymous "Peacock Flying Southeast" of the Han Dynasty
18. Look at the sun from the country, return to the sails but believe in the wind. -from Tang Wang Wei's "Send the Secretary Chao Jian to Japan"
19. The fisherman is not a sage, but there is a rock in the reed. -from Tang Qian Xie's One Hundred Untitled Poems on the River
2. I don't think I'm self-sufficient, but I'm content with it. -from Tang Zhang Ji's Poems of Dong Gong