Night Ji is a poem written by the poet Song Xun.
The original text is as follows:
Intermittent eaves sound rest, wandering gap shadow credit.
Clouds rush to trees, and residual rain falls downstairs.
The path is green, but the flowers are hidden.
Together with Jiang, spring water shines on the teeth of the army.
(996- 1066) was originally named jiao, and later changed to public security. Anlu was born in Anzhou (now Hubei) and later moved to Qiu Yong and Kaifeng (now Qixian, Henan). In the second year of Tiansheng (1024), he won the top prize. From officials to assistant ministers of the Ministry of War, it is a matter of peace. He and his brother Qi have a literary name called "Ersong". He died in Yuanxian. . There are Ji Xian in Song and Yuan Dynasties and Mandarin Supplement.
Ji's pronunciation is j √. It means: it will clear up after rain or snow; The anger dissipated. Ji's words are:, Hongji, Seji, Jizhen, Moon Hee, Kuangji, Jize,, and.
Related sentences:
1, when the sunset glow burns half the sky, some people are swimming on the beach, some are picking up shells, and some are laughing heartily, so the cheers here are getting higher and higher like waves.
2. What are you doing? I miss you. I want to join hands with you to watch the morning sun, the sunset glow, the transformation of spring, summer, autumn and winter, and the alternation of wind, rain and lightning. As long as I am with you, I will be full of happiness! I love you!
3, the summer is hot, the sunset glow reflects the horizon, the jewels are showered, and the eaves fall; The gold nuggets turned into lotus leaves and covered the pond. Rolling wealth, millions of dollars, sincerely bless you, summer is not bad money!
Whenever the night falls, the beautiful sunset comes into view. At first, I saw that the sun was still exposed and the light was still warm. Next, the sun sets slowly, giving off a golden light, making the sky golden and the earth shining. Then, the sun left a little, and it gave off its last dazzling light, which dyed the whole sky red.