The next sentence of the Twenty-four Bridges on the moonlit night is: Where do jade people teach blowjobs?
Original poem:
The green hills are faintly covered with water, and the grass in the south of the Yangtze River has not withered in autumn.
Twenty-four Bridges, on the moonlit night, where do jade people teach blowjobs?
Translation:
The green hills are a long way away, and the vegetation in the south of the Yangtze River has not withered in autumn. The bright moon on the 24th Bridge reflects the faint clear night. Where do you teach people to suck a blowjob now, you beautiful woman?
Origin: Appreciation of a message to han chuo the yangzhou magistrate by Tang Du Mu
This poem is a gift from Du Mu after he left Yangzhou, expressing his deep memory of his close friend Han Chu. He imagined that Han Chu would be as charming and lead a happy life as he was then. "Twenty-four Bridges on the moonlit night, where do jade people teach flute playing?" The poet was supposed to greet his friends, but he deliberately teased Han Chu in a joking tone, which was full of interest.
Here, not only the intimate friendship between the two people is written, but also the poet's attachment to the happy time he spent in Yangzhou is slightly revealed in the teasing, which makes people feel a kind of hazy and romantic beauty. Although Du Mu wrote erotic love, it was not frivolous, because the poem showed people the charming scenery of the mountains and rivers in the south of the Yangtze River and the melodious sound of the flute.