If you don’t believe it, open your mouth and read the next sentence: the tongue falls before the teeth.
If you don’t believe it, open your mouth and read the next sentence: the tongue falls before the teeth. Name of the poem: "Bu Suanzi (Teeth Falling)". Real name: Xin Qiji. Nickname: Xin Zhongmin. Font size: The original name was Tanfu, and later the name was changed to You'an No. Jiaxuan Jushi. Era: Song Dynasty. Ethnic group: Han. Birthplace: Licheng County, Jinan Prefecture, Shandong East Road. Date of birth: May 28, 1140. Time of death: October 3, 1207. Main works: "Traveling in Wuyi, Composing Ten Poems for Hui Weng", "Qing Ping Le. Village Dwelling", "Sending Swords and Fu Yansou", "Man Jiang Hong", "Bu Shuzi Xiu Zhu Cui Luo Han", etc. Main achievements: Representative of the bold and unconstrained poets, he developed the ideological and artistic conception of Ci; he rebelled against the Ping Dynasty and founded the Flying Tiger Army.
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Strong people are not strong, and soft people are difficult to defeat.
If you don’t believe it, if you open your mouth and look, your tongue will fall first before your teeth.
The two compartments have been blocked, and the middle one has been left open.
Say that with your son, Cao Mo laughs, and the dog Dou follows the king.
2. Translation
A strong person is not strong, and a soft person is difficult to defeat. If you don’t believe it, if you open your mouth and look, your tongue will fall first before your teeth.
Hard things break easily, while seemingly soft things tend to be tenacious. If you don't believe it, just open your mouth and take a look. The tongue is intact but the teeth have fallen out.
The two compartments have been blocked, and the middle one has been left open. He said that with his son Cao Mo Xiaoweng, the dog Dou followed the king.
The molars on both sides have fallen out, and there is also a big hole in the middle incisor. Children, don’t laugh at my sparse teeth that look like dog holes. This hole is for you to get in and out and play with!
3. Notes
Que: Same as "que".
Both sides: both sides; both sides.
Ercao: children; children.
Goudou: Dog hole.
Conform: let alone.
IV. Other poems of Xin Qiji
"Yongyu Le Jingkou Beigu Pavilion Nostalgia", "Qing Ping Le. Village Residence", "Xijiang Moonlight Night Walking on the Yellow Sand Road", "Partridge" "Day", "Qingyu Case Yuanxi". Poems from the same dynasty
"General Cao", "Going down to Qutang", "Tengwang Pavilion", "The Son is Nei, the Angry Man Abandoned His Wife, the Cold Resentment and the Anvil, Tang Meishan Poems Are Also Played as Jianzhi", "Inscribed on Ai River" ", "Abandoned Gongyuan is worth the rice," "Send off guests to Linggu", "Sigh", "Inscribed on Chen Chaoyu's Love for Bamboo Pavilion", "Four Hao Pictures of Rewarding Chunhu Shilu Yonghui".
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