English Version of China's Ancient New Year Poems

Spring Festival, ancient and grand, has been sung by poets of all ages. Do you know what the English version of China's ancient New Year poems is? The following is the English version of the ancient New Year's greeting poems I compiled. Let's have a look.

English Version of China's Ancient New Year Poems

Music is in the air,

A magic and a beauty.

For everyone to share.

In this New Year message,

There are also many withes,

The new year and all the days

It is happy for you.

The new year has arrived.

Music plays in the sky;

Miracle and beauty,

Everything is pleasing to the eye.

Good news for the new year,

I wish you warmth.

New year and every day,

Fule will always hide his heart.

English version of Spring Festival poetry

Give me some light, dear Lord,

I might take it for a year,

Give my soul some sunshine.

Dry your sadness and stop your tears.

Give me a little flame to penetrate the darkness,

Carrying a little star through the night,

A candle that sympathizes with my heart.

To catch, to release-a little light.

Dear God, give me a ray of light,

It will take me a year to finish it,

Bring a ray of sunshine to my soul,

Dry my sadness, don't let tears flow.

Give me a flame, let me break through the darkness,

Give me a little star to light up my night,

Light a candle of pity for my heart,

Hold high-spread light.