Who knows that a poem by Dai Wangshu begins with an ancient word?

The ancient meaning answers the guest's questions.

Lonely, chasing clouds, dazzling, winding,

Eyes used to seeing the blue sky are like green grass invading the threshold.

You ask me what my happiness is?

── the moon pillow book in front of the window.

In the morning, I saw the mist hovering on the top of the mountain.

Listen to the whispers in the wind and flowers at night.

You ask where my soul rests?

-Look at the smoke curling up on the ground.

Drink dew when you are thirsty and eat English when you are hungry;

Deer keep my dreams, and birds want me to wake up.

Do you ask me if I have any worldly troubles?

-Listen to the voices of depressed passers-by from EMI. ①

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