Grandpa died and wanted to pay homage to his old man with an ancient poem.

1, crying at midnight.

Bai Juyi (Tang)

The second time I lost my mother, I vomited because I was dumb.

Don't fly day and night, keep the old forest old.

Crying in the middle of the night every night, everyone who smells it will be moved.

If you tell me in your voice, you won't give back to your heart.

Translation:

After I lost my mother, I kept crying sadly, guarding Lao Lin in the morning and evening, and refused to fly away all year round. Every night, I cry, and everyone who hears it can't help crying. Ciwu's crying seems to be lamenting that he failed to fulfill his duty of timely feeding back filial piety.

2. Who filled the ice wheel when picking mulberry seeds and Haitian?

Nalan Xingde (Qing)

Who put the ice wheel on the sea? The sky is full of disappointment. Don't say goodbye, but tears are always worth it.

We should only meet again under the blue sky, and that is this life. Can survive this life, just when I was in a hurry, I thought of you again.

Translation:

Who put a bright full moon between the sea and the sky, a quick glance can not help but make people feel melancholy. Don't say goodbye, tears always fall every night. Only by going to another world can we meet again, but where can we meet in this life? This helpless life, just because of touching the scene and hurting feelings, reminds me of you in sadness.

Extended data:

Idioms in memory of elders:

First, die? [y incarnation Xia Chang]?

1, interpretation: Remarks: Goodbye. Farewell, world. Refers to death.

2. Origin: Chapter 19 of Feng Deying's "Winter jasmine": Cao Lengyuan's gray hair and beard were burnt, with red blisters on his face and muddy tears in his eyes, and he died. ?

Second, death.

1, interpretation: death refers to the world, and giving up death refers to leaving the world, that is, death. ?

2. Source: Zhang Yihe's "The past is not like smoke, friends of gentlemen": "Cheng Jixian and Wang Fengqing also died."

Third, mourn the past? [ fǔ jīn dào xī ]?

1, interpretation: reminiscence of the past caused by immediate events.

2. Source: Chen Ming Zilong's Zhang Shaoyang: "It is more sad to mourn the past than to die." I miss the past because of the present situation and cry bitterly.

Fourth, death? [Su Zhang Zheng Q ǐ n]?

1, interpretation: in the old society, it means to die of old age at home. A metaphor for the demise of things (master bedroom: the main room of an old house).

2. Source: Xu Ming Lin Zhong's Romance of the Gods: "Zhou Wang stood up and shouted:' You can't die a natural death; You boast of your death; "Why not insult the king!" Zhou Wang stood up and said loudly, "You said I didn't die a natural death, but boasted that I could die a natural death, not insulting me. "