What is the poem "Recalling Qiantang" written by Li Lang?

Yi Qiantang

Tanglikuo

In the past, I traveled eastward, and my temples were not dry. I crossed the river and stationed in Mulan radial direction.

The autumn moon is thousands of miles long, and the midnight tide is 100 thousand troops.

The ghost leaned against her to sing in the snow and left Su Cheng's waist when dancing.

I can still hear the willows coming in spring on the river, and the temples and bridges are still staggered.

Pinyin:

《y Qian Tang》?

Don? lǐkuo?

Hello, hello, hello.

y qiān lǐsèzhng qi Yuè,shíwàn jun 1 shěng bàn yècháo .

Hello, hello, hello, w incarnation.

Jean Wen Jiang Shang Lai ·liǔ incarnation.

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Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province has always regarded the Mid-Autumn Festival in August as its beautiful scenery. The moonlight is harmonious, thousands of miles away, the tide rises and falls, and ten Manieba, how magnificent and touching!

Although the poem describes all the eyes and spoken language, it does not seem to be focused; However, A Thousand Miles to A Hundred Thousand Troops and Mid-Autumn Moon to Midnight Tide correspond in time and space, with all kinds of sounds and emotions, allowing readers to experience the beauty of mountains and rivers.