Nian Nujiao
The green willow in the sky was pushed up to the bright moon by someone. My rattan bed is as cool as water, flying into the Qiongque of Yaotai.
The mist is cold, the wind is gentle, the wind is blowing, and the jade lock is unattended. The closed clouds are gone, and the light of the sea and the shadows of the sky meet.
Whoever believes that there is medicine to live forever, Su'e's new chain will be restored, and the snow will fall into the sky. Breaking the coral, you can see the beauty of it, and the immortal osmanthus supports it.
Wash away all the ordinary thoughts, cover your body with clear dew, and let your hair grow cold. In the world of the Ming Dynasty, remember not to tell people.
Zhu Dunru
Brief introduction
Zhu Dunru (1081-1159), courtesy name Xizhen, was from Luoyang. Between Jingkang and Jianyan, they could not be summoned repeatedly. In the third year of Shaoxing (1133), he was recommended to supplement Youdi Gonglang, and in the fifth year (1135), he was awarded the title of Sheng Zhengzi (an official who corrected writing) who was born as a Jinshi. He served as a doctor in the Ministry of War, general magistrate and secretary of Lin'an Prefecture, and a foreign official in the capital. He was sent to prison in Liangzhe East Road, became an official, and lived in Jiahe. He became an official late in life, except Honglu Shaoqing, and Qin Hui died, but he still became an official. He died in the 29th year of Shaoxing (1159). There are three volumes of lyrics, named "Songs of Woodcutter".
In his early years, Zhu Dunru claimed to be a noble person and did not want to be an official. When the great turmoil occurred at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, he fled to Guangdong and Guangxi via Jiangxi and lived in Lingnan for a period of time. During the more than seventy years of his life, Zhu Dunru served as an official for only a short time and lived in seclusion in the world for a long time. He was known as a poet with "broad talent and immortal demeanor". Therefore, a large part of his works reflect leisurely life.
Main lyrics
Linjiang Immortal (directly after the destruction of Phoenix City)
Partridge Sky (I am Qingdu Shanshui Lang)
Bu Suanzi (The traveling geese fly south)
Reduced word magnolia (Liu Lang is old)
Picking mulberry seeds (going to the south of the Yangtze River in a boat)
Shuilongyin (Send the boat thousands of miles across the waves)
Meet each other happily (Jinling City ascends to the west tower)
Good things are coming soon (Shake your head and leave the world of mortals)
Willow Branch (Jiangnan Bank)
Complete Collection of Zhu Dunru's Ci
Zhu Dunru (1081-1159), courtesy name Xizhen, was from Luoyang. Between Jingkang and Jianyan, they could not be summoned repeatedly. In the third year of Shaoxing (1133), he was recommended to supplement Youdi Gonglang, and in the fifth year (1135) of Shaoxing, he was given the title of Shengzheng, who was born in Shaoxing and was the secretary. He served as a doctor in the Ministry of War, general magistrate and secretary of Lin'an Prefecture, and a foreign official in the capital. He was sent to prison in Liangzhe East Road, became an official, and lived in Jiahe. He became an official late in life, except Honglu Shaoqing, and Qin Hui died, but he still became an official. He died in the 29th year of Shaoxing (1159). There are three volumes of lyrics, named "Songs of Woodcutter".