The verses about getting up early during the day and having insomnia at night are as follows:
1. Who can pity those who spend their years in vain with independent railings? ——Wang Yisun, Song Dynasty, "High Balcony·Remnant Calyx and Plum Blossoms"
Translation: Standing alone by the railing, who can pity me for wasting my years?
2. The wine rolling curtain invites the bright moon, and the wind reveals the window screen. ——Song Dynasty Su Shi's "Youth Travel·Runzhou"
Translation: Roll up the curtain and raise your cup, inviting the bright moon to accompany you, but the wind and dew take advantage of the gap to come in again, through the window screen, and into your arms.
3. Old friends look at each other as if they were in love. Don't worry about the late night rain, the lonely shadow of the small window light. ——Song Dynasty Chen Ke's "Linjiang Immortal·Ten Years of Troops in the Four Seas Are Uncomprehensive"
Translation: By then, friends can only face the late night rain alone, with lights reflecting on the small windows of the house. A lonely figure.
4. Loneliness is hidden away from the pavilion, and the country is cold this night. ——Wang Bo of the Tang Dynasty, "Two Poems of Farewell at Night and Moon in Jiangting"
Translation: The door of Liting is closed, and the surroundings are silent; both the river and the mountains look so desolate tonight.
5. When the wine is strong, spring falls into a dream, and the window breaks through the moon to look for someone. ——Song Dynasty Mao Pang's "Linjiang Immortal·Capital Yuanxi"
Translation: Only when you are drunk can you exclude loneliness in your dreams. Only the moon comes to look for me through the broken window of the guest house. .