1, Mochow has no confidant in the road ahead, and no one in the world knows you. -Tang Gaoshi's "Two Poems of Biedongda University"
Don't worry about having no friends ahead. Who in the world doesn't know Jun?
One day, I will ride the wind and waves, sail straight and cross the deep sea. -Tang Li Bai, "Gone forever"
I believe that one day, I can ride the wind and waves; Hang Yun Fan high and move forward in the sea!
3. I advise you to drink a glass of wine and go out of Yangguan for no reason. -Tang Wang Wei "Send Yuan Er Shi An Xi"
Interpretation: I sincerely advise my friends to have another glass of wine. It's hard to meet old relatives when you go west from Yangguan.
4. I hope I can be like a moon pavilion, and I will accompany you for thousands of miles. -Song Zhang Xian's "Jiangnan Liusui Yuan Di"
I hope I can walk with you like an elegant moon, no matter how far it is.
5, study hard to pay for life experience, and broadcast a good reputation to the emperor. -Song Yang Shen's Four Poems by Deng Ke
Years of hard work finally paid off, and a good reputation spread all over Kyoto.
6. Dapeng Day flies in Wan Li with the wind. -Tang Li Bai "On Li Yong"
It's windy in Dapeng one day, soaring to the height of nine Wan Li.
7. I'm going to Qingyun on this day next year, but there are too many people. -Song Xin Qi Ji "Partridge Day, Autumn Test Profile"
On this day next year, you have reached the top, then you can relax and enjoy the masterpieces that are still busy for fame in the world.
8. Success requires success, not necessarily years. -Don Cui Hao's "Send Khan to Xihe, Pei Du"
After success, you should provide the trophy. Going north this time can be done in less than a year.
9. Boarding the bus, waiting on Xuanyuan and swimming in the blue sky, the joy is beyond words. -Tang Li Bai's "Two Poems of Flying Dragon, Part One"
It must be wonderful to get on a Luan car, stay with the Yellow Emperor and swim in the blue sky together.
10 Once you climb to the top, you will see that all the other mountains look short under the sky ...-Don Du Fu's "Looking at Yue"
I must climb to the top of Mount Tai, overlooking the mountains, full of lofty sentiments.