1. Send words of peace in the morning and words of lovesickness in the evening. ——Qing Dynasty poet Huang Zunxian's "Today's Farewell"
2. Tianbaoding'er, Bierjian Valley. If you run out of money, it's not inappropriate to receive a hundred blessings from heaven. It brings you great blessings but insufficient support for the sun. God guarantees you, and everything will be prosperous. Like mountains, mountains, hills, and rivers, there is nothing that does not increase. ——Pre-Qin Dynasty: Anonymous "Tianbao"
3. The anvil cries in the evening when the love is broken, and the rhyme of the eaves and horse is broken, and the guest's dream is startled by the cold dawn. It's hard to go back, so I keep my mouth shut and say "return" to say "safe". ——Gu Derun, a poet of the Yuan Dynasty, "Singing Drunk and Singing with Spreading Spreads to Happy Spring · Traveling in the Middle"
4. The katydids are flying like feathers. The descendants of Yi'er are vibrating. The katydids are feathered and dying. The descendants of Yier are like ropes. The katydid feathers are bowing to each other. The descendants of Yier are hibernating. ——Pre-Qin Dynasty: Anonymous "Katydid"
5. When we meet immediately, we don't have paper or pen, so we can rely on you to tell us that we are safe.
——Tang Dynasty: Cen Shen's "Meeting the Envoy to Beijing"