The original text of Xiao Nan Gang in Shu Dao has Pinyin.

Xiaogang's original pinyin is as follows:

First of all:

Shu? shǔ? Tao? Duo? Difficult? South? Its? qí? One? yī

(? South? South? North? běi? North Korea? cháo)? Xiao? xiāo? Outline? Gantang

Build? Jian? Ping? Ping? Supervisor? dū? Mail? What about you? Tao? Duo,

Fish? yú? Reply? fù? Never? yǒng? Ann? ān? Palace? Don.

What if? If? Play? zòu? Ba? bā? Hey? yú? Qu? qǔ,

What time? shí? What time? dāng? Jun? jūn? Think? sī? Medium? Man surnamed Zhang.

Second:

Shu? shǔ? Tao? Duo? Difficult? South? Its? qí? Two? El

(? South? South? North? běi? North Korea? cháo)? Xiao? xiāo? Outline? Gantang

Witch? wū? Mountain? shān? Seven? qī? A hundred? bǎi? Are you online? Lou,

Ba? bā? Water? shuǐ? Three? sān? Back? hui? Qu? Ask.

A flute? dí? Sound? Shh? Next? xià? Reply? fù? Tall? gāo,

Ape? yuan? Cry? tí? Is it broken? Duane? Or? Hu? Continue? x .

Precautions:

Bashui: Badi, in today's Sichuan Province.

Trilogy: The water is curved, and the Yangtze River is tortuous in Sichuan. Third, it is not an exact figure, but a rough figure, which is of great significance.

Vernacular translation:

Wushan is 700 miles long, and the Pakistani water flows in twists and turns. Walking on the water field, the flute is melodious, the tone is high and low, and the apes on both sides of the strait keep crying.