From: Two Liangzhou Ci Poems by William Wang in Tang Dynasty.
Interpretation: If you are drunk and lying on the battlefield, please don't joke. How many people who went out to fight in ancient times can return to China?
2. Poetry: to see the sun, for all his glory, buried by the coming night.
From: Leyou Garden Scenic Area/Leyou Tomb of Li Shangyin in Tang Dynasty.
Interpretation: This sunset is really beautiful, but it is already dusk.
3. Poetry: I can't cry all my life, I will cry endlessly here.
From: Li Bai's "Don't pine branches in Jiangxia" in the Tang Dynasty
Interpretation: I have never shed tears in my life, but now I am crying here.
4, verse: the husband is not without tears, not sprinkling alienation.
From: Lu Guimeng's "Parting" in the Tang Dynasty
Interpretation: A gentleman doesn't cry, but he doesn't want to cry when he leaves.
5. Poetry: When * * * cuts the candle at the west window, it talks about the rain at night.
From: A Short Message to a Friend in the North on a Rainy Night by Li Shangyin in in the Tang Dynasty.
Interpretation: It's raining at night tonight. When can we have a long talk by candlelight and talk to each other about our thoughts?