Half pillow pine wind tea is immature and full of spring.
Spring is not glorious, winter is not dry, clouds come and fog go.
There is no wind, swaying trees, and happy and poor guests.
The picture shows the western hills strong and old, as clear as the heartless husband in the south.
The husband is calling from the side, and the imperial envoy is a horizontal branch for the military.
This poem is selected from The Journey to the West's sixty-fourth chapter. It's a couplet poem by Tang Priest and several elders of Mu Xian 'an. The last word of the first couplet and the first word of the second couplet are the same and continuous.
Journey to the west
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