1. "Yi Qi Ling·Tea" Tang Dynasty: Yuan Zhen
Original text:
The queen of the night invites you to accompany the bright moon, and you face the morning glow alone.
I have washed away all the people of the past and present without getting tired, and I will know how to praise after being drunk.
Translation: We invite each other to watch the moon together at night, but in the morning we face the morning glow alone. After washing away the tiredness of people in ancient and modern times, they realize that they can't bear to praise when they are drunk.
2. "Farewell to Sun Friend" Qing Dynasty: Nalan Xingde
Original text:
The hibiscus flowers on Furong Lake are like the morning glow before the autumn wind falls.
You must be completely drunk like a bottle of wine. When you are drunk, you will no longer think about the end of the world.
Translation: Hibiscus flowers are blooming in Furong Lake, and the morning glow is beautiful in the autumn wind. If you want to drink, you should get drunk. When you are drunk, you will not think about troubles.
3. Pre-Qin Dynasty in "The Mourning of Time and Ming": Zhuang Ji
Original text:
The rainbow is shining in the morning glow, and it is raining in the evening.
I feel hopeless and hopeless, looking at this wilderness from a distance.
Translation: The sky is filled with brilliant rainbows and morning glow, and a steady drizzle begins in the evening. I have nowhere to turn to in my sorrow, and all I can see is an endless wilderness.
4. "Yuanyou" Pre-Qin Dynasty: Qu Yuan
Original text:
Eat the six qi and drink the stagnation, rinse the positive yang and contain the morning glow.
It keeps the spirit clear and clear, and the essence enters and the coarseness is eliminated.
Translation: Swallow the energy of the six essences and sip the clear dew, rinse with the energy of Zhengyang and hold the light of morning glow. Keep your spirit and soul clear and clear, inhale the essence and sweep away the turbidity.
5. "Peony" Tang Dynasty: Xu Ning
Original text:
Who doesn't love peonies and occupy the best things in the city?
It is suspected to be the work of a goddess from Luochuan, whose beauty is so charming that it breaks the morning glow.
Translation: Who doesn’t like peonies? When they are in full bloom, they dominate the beautiful scenery of the city. Could it be that the goddess of Luoshui dances there, her beauty rising like the brilliant morning glow?