Interpretation of Vernacular Chinese: It's a windy day in Dapeng, soaring at the height of Wan Li. If you stop when the wind stops, it will have enough power to lift the sea water out of the sea.
2, the sky is heartbroken and there is no reason to plan to fly. Wanli Bixiao is gone, and I don't know who is the one who solved taeniasis. -From the Tang Dynasty: Cui Xuan's On the Eagle
Interpretation of the vernacular: the eagle is in the sky, trapped on the shelf, but has no opportunity and conditions to take off. I will eventually soar in the blue sky of Wan Li, but I don't know who untied the rope.
3. The bleak wind is falling in first frost, and the goshawk is breaking dawn. Iron wings break clouds, cut Changhong, and lightning sweeps Pingshan. Suddenly swoop down, insert thorns, grab foxes and rabbits and bring them back for nine days. Claws save lives, steel beaks are stained with blood, hundreds of birds hide, eagles look around, no one can beat them, and they can't help being impassioned. -From the Tang Dynasty: Liu Zongyuan's "Cage Eagle Ci"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Frost flies in the bleak autumn wind, and the eagle flies into the sky to meet the dawn. Lyzjc broke through the clouds, cut off Changhong, and swept across Pingqiu like lightning. Suddenly swooped down, crossed the thorns, caught the fox and rabbit, and returned to nine days. Paws are hairy, steel beaks are stained with blood, birds hide in hiding, eagles look around, and no one can beat them, so they can't help being impassioned.
4. I am ashamed to eat chicken together and grow into a group with the chicken. One blow is 9000m, and the phase is Zi Ling atmosphere. -From the Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's "Gift to Guo"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: You think it is shameful to compete with chickens for food. You only compete with people as elegant as Phoenix. One day, Yu Fen flew 9000 miles and swam in a purple space.
5, the eagle hits the sky, the diving is shallow, and all kinds of frosty days compete for freedom. -From Modern Times: Mao Zedong's "Qinyuanchun Changsha"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: The eagle flies briskly in the vast sky, the fish swims briskly in the clear water, and everything competes for free life in the Qiu Guang.