Qi Shu Poetry Thousand Years of Promise

When the moon sets

The wind blows from the willow branches

In the distance

The golden neon music of the palace wall

< p> Luo Shang is plump and plump

As graceful as a jade dragon

Rising and swinging

Painted like a thousand-year-old Suzhou

Slender and thin in one piece of clothing Water

In the sound of crows

Freehand waving of wide sleeves

Shaking off large areas of fishing fire

Expressed as bronze and elegant poems

In a thousand years

Jingle bells?

Jingle bells

Turn into sleepless wilderness

Thousands of years Appointment

A wanderer comes through the frost

The world of mortals slides down his brow

Feeling sighs on his fingertips

Seeing the old cangzhi The sacred room is sacred

Keep your clothes straight

Kowtow step by step

Have some leisurely reflections

Bitter, bitter and sweet< /p>

Green moss covering the Tang and Song dynasties

A promise of a thousand years

A promise of a thousand years

The scenery was once old

Jiang Feng is still

Only his eyes are full of hope

Sailing