1. "Spring in the Border" was written by Gao Pian, a poet of the Tang Dynasty.
Original text: The grass is green and the willows are thick, and the jade pot is full of wine. The loud music and songs go with the wind, and I know how high the mountain is.
Translation: Under the thick night, the grass is green and lush. I fill the wine glass with the wine pot, and the loud singing goes with the wind. I don’t know which side of the mountain it has drifted to.
2. "Chile Song" comes from [Southern and Northern Dynasties] Anonymous
Original text: Chile River, at the foot of Yinshan Mountain. The sky is like a dome, covering the four fields. The sky is blue and the wilderness is vast. Cows and sheep can be seen in the windblown grass.
Translation: The Chile Plain is very vast. Just under the thousand-mile Yin Mountain, the sky is like a dome tent, very vast and boundless, covering the surrounding wilderness. The sky is blue and vast, and the wilderness is endless. The wind blows and the pastures are low, revealing the many cattle and sheep that were originally hidden in the grass.
3. "The Beginning of Spring Occasionally Comes" was written by Zhang Shi, a poet from the Song Dynasty?
Original text: When the year ends, there will be less frost and spring will come to the world. Then I felt that the business in front of me was full, and the east wind blew the water and the green color varied. ?
Translation: At the end of the year, the frost gradually decreases, and the vegetation on the earth is the first to know the return of spring. All I could see before my eyes was a vast expanse of life, with green waves on the water swaying in the east wind.
4. "Chuzhou West Stream" is from Wei Yingwu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty?
Original text: A lonely grassy stream grows beside it, and there are orioles singing in the deep trees. The spring tide brings rain in a hurry, and there is no boat crossing the wild crossing. ?
Translation: I love the quiet grass growing by the stream, and the orioles singing in the deep trees. The spring tide carries the rapids of the evening rain, and only the unmanned boat is traversing the middle of the river.
5. "Farewell" comes from Wang Wei, a poet of the Tang Dynasty
Original text: Let's see each other off in the mountains, the sunset covers the firewood. The spring grass will be green next year, and the king and grandson will never return.
Translation: I saw off my friend in the deep mountains, and the sunset left the firewood gate ajar.
The spring grass will produce new green next year. My friend, can you return it?