The Pronunciation of Drinking Words in the Ancient Poetry "After Drinking Chu Qing on the Lake"

1. Pronunciation

yǐn hú shànɡ chū qínɡ hòu yǔ

2. The whole poem

welcomes guests to the sunrise in the morning and leaves people in the drunken hometown in the evening rain.

This means that Jiajun won't. One glass belongs to the Narcissus King.

3. Translation

I went to meet the guests from afar when the sky was hazy, and the morning light gradually dyed the mountains red. Boating in the West Lake in the evening, there was a shower in the sky, and the guests were too drunk to drink.

the west lake is suitable for rain or shine, so charming, but the guests don't fully appreciate it. If you want to feel the magical beauty of paradise on earth, you should still appreciate it with the patron saint of the West Lake, the Narcissus King.

IV. Notes

(1) Drinking on the lake: drinking on the boat in the West Lake.

(2) sunrise: the sunshine in the morning.

(3) Narcissus King: In the Song Dynasty, there was a Narcissus King Temple next to the West Lake to worship the Dragon King of Qiantang, so it was called the Narcissus King.