Wo Nong's poems include: "Wo Nong Ci" and "Nine Poems and Eight Interpretations·Wo Nong_Guo Xie Huangtian".
Wo Nong's poems include: "Wo Nong Ci·You Nong Wo Nong" and "Wo Nong Ci". The structure is: I (single structure) Nong (left-right structure). The pinyin is: wǒnóng. The phonetic pronunciation is: ㄨㄛˇㄋㄨㄥ_.
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dialect. I.
2. Quotations and explanations
⒈Dialect. I. Quote from Tang Sikong Tu's poem "Looking at the Apricot Blossoms in Wucun at the foot of Liji Mountain" from the seventh poem: "Old Wang plays the flute and I watch, and I try to dance." In the volume of Song Wenying's "Wild Records of Xiangshan Mountain": "Wu Su (Qian_ ) Feeling that his joy is not very good, he drinks wine again and sings folk songs to express his feelings. The poem says: "I am so happy that I have seen you. It is not an ordinary taste. It will always be in my heart." Yang Ji of the Ming Dynasty's "Yan of the White-headed Mother": "My mother said that when I was young, the couple planted flowers around the path."
3. Internet explanation
Wo Nong Wo Nong is a dialect, The pinyin is wǒnóng, which means me.
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I do my own thing and those who follow me live, those who go against me die, undress me, I feed myself and those who follow me prosper, and those who go against me perish, dear, dear, I, I know that I am sinful
Words about me
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