The pinyin of the ancient poem about eating chestnuts for the first time is as follows:
Original text:
Xinliang is happy to see chestnuts, and is looking for the Double Ninth Festival.
The rabbits are purple and the geese are yellow when they shed their shells.
Steamed food will warm you up on a cold night, and chew it at dawn when you are hungry.
The flavor is good, you can taste it by squatting.
Pinyin version:
Xīn, liáng, xǐ, jiàn, lì, wù, sè, jìn, zhòng, yáng.
tù, zǐ, chéng, háo, zǐ, é, ér, tuō, ké, huáng.
hán, xiāo, zhēng, shí, nuǎn, jī, xiǎo, jiáo, lá, xiāng.
fēng, wèi, shān, jiā, hǎo, dūn, chī, dé, gòng, cháng.
About the author:
Shu Yuexiang (1219 to 1298), also known as Mr. Langfeng, was born in Ninghai, Zhejiang. He was smart at a young age, and could compose ancient prose as a child, and his eloquence was astonishing. In his later years, he devoted himself to poetry creation. Despite frequent wars and displacement, he still continued to write. The poems are as famous as Wang Yinglin.
Shu Yuexiang was very smart when he was young. He was able to compose ancient prose when he was young, and his language was astonishing. When he was twenty-six years old, he visited Wu Ziliang in Jingxi with an article. Ziliang said that he had extraordinary spiritual knowledge, which was comparable to that of Jia Yi and Zhong Jun of the Han Dynasty. In 1256, he became a Jinshi and was awarded Fenghuawei. Right Prime Minister Ye Mengding once recommended Yue Xiang to the court as a literary official, but left because of his mother's death. When the mourning clothes were full, my friend Chen Meng paid him the salary of Jinling and hired Yue Xiang to join the general affairs. He discussed the affairs of the army and the country. In his free time, he talked about literature and preached, visited scenic spots, and did not bother with writing documents.