What dialect rhymes with the poem "endless grass on the plain"?

Ancient Cantonese is an old saying, which is not quite the same as modern Cantonese, but most of them are similar.

It is similar to Minnan dialect, so reading in Cantonese or Minnan dialect generally rhymes.

The same is true when encountering interchangeable words.

Cantonese is difficult to spell. The original sound is different. Probably a similar voice was sung by Gu Yongjin.

PS: Rong and the city sound like vowels, and life rhymes with love.

PS2: There are six sounds in ancient Chinese, which is different from the four sounds in modern Chinese. So I really don't know how to bid.

At present, there are eight tones in Chaoshan dialect and six tones in Japanese (from Chinese studies! ), Fujian Minnan dialect also has six or eight tones, but I'm not sure about other provinces.