Liu Yong’s poems

1. Where is the old friend? The smoke and water are vast.

From Liu Yong's "Jade Butterfly·Looking at the Place where the Rain Grows and the Clouds Break" by Liu Yong of the Song Dynasty. These two sentences express the author's longing for his old friend wandering far away. This situation and scene add to the feeling of remembrance.

Two, strive to know me, leaning against the bridge, I am feeling sad.

From Song Dynasty Liu Yong's "Eight Sounds of Ganzhou · Dusk Rain Sprinkles on the River and Sky" by Liu Yong of the Song Dynasty. How did she know I was going far away? Leaning against the railing, are you feeling sad about lovesickness?

3. Holding hands and looking into tearful eyes, I was speechless and choked.

From "Yulin Ling" by Liu Yong of the Song Dynasty. Holding each other's hands, looking at each other, tears flowed out involuntarily, and they were so choked that they couldn't even say a word.

4. Passionate sentiments have hurt parting since ancient times, and it is even more embarrassing to neglect the Qingqiu Festival!

From "Yulin Ling" by Liu Yong of the Song Dynasty. Passionate people have been saddened by parting since ancient times, not to mention in this cold autumn.

Fifth, the thought goes away, thousands of miles of smoke, the dusk is heavy and the sky is vast.

From Song Dynasty Liu Yong's "Yulin Ling·Han Cicada's Sorrow". Thinking of your departure this time, the mist is thousands of miles away, the dusk is so deep, and the sky is so vast. When can we get together again?

6. His character is charming and upright, but also unique and touching people's hearts.

From "Day and Night Music·The Bridal Room Remembers the First Meeting" by Liu Yong of the Song Dynasty. In addition to their elegance and dignity, they also have a charming charm that tightly binds each other deep in their hearts, making them unforgettable.

7. The clothes are getting wider and wider, but I don’t regret it at all. I feel haggard because of the beauty.

From Song Dynasty Liu Yong's "Feng Qiwu, Standing and Leaning on the Dangerous Building, the Breeze is Soft". People are getting thinner and thinner, and my clothes and belts have become looser, but I have no regrets. Missing my beloved makes my face look haggard. The words express the pain of missing the lover; the words also generally summarize a persevering character and persistent attitude.

8. My whole life is my heart, and I will bear your thousands of tears.

It comes from the poem "Remembering the Imperial Capital" by Liu Yong of the Song Dynasty. It was written after the author left Bianjing, revealing the pain of parting and lovesickness in his heart. You have placed your whole life's thoughts on me, but I not only failed you in your infatuation, but also made you shed a thousand tears.

9. Why discuss gain and loss? A talented poet is naturally a prime minister in white clothes.

From "Crane Soars to the Sky·On the Golden List" by Liu Yong of the Song Dynasty. Why bother worrying about success or failure in life? Being a talented poet is equivalent to being a public official or prime minister.

10. Where will you wake up tonight? On the bank of willows, the dawn wind wanes and the moon falls.

From "Yulin Ling" by Liu Yong of the Song Dynasty. Where were you when you woke up tonight? On the bank of the willows, the morning breeze was blowing and the waning moon was in the sky.