1. "The Book of Songs: Drumming" by an unknown person in the Zhou Dynasty, the original text: The relationship between life and death is broad, as explained by Zicheng. Hold your hand and grow old together.
Translation: We will live and die together and never be separated. We have already made an oath. I'll hold your hand when we say goodbye, and I'll live forever.
2. "Baitou Yin" by Zhuo Wenjun of the Han Dynasty, the original text: I wish to have the person of my heart, and we will never be apart until we grow old.
Translation: I only wish to win the heart of one person sincerely and never forget each other until we grow old together.
3. "Leaving a Farewell Wife" by an unknown person in the Eastern Han Dynasty, the original text: We are married as husband and wife, and our love is unquestionable.
Translation: Once I become husband and wife with you, I will never doubt that I will be in love with you until we grow old.
4. Yuan Haowen's "Two Poems on Touching Fish", original text: Asking what love is in the world, it teaches you how to make love between life and death.
Translation: Dare I ask what love is in this world? It can actually make people pay for their lives.
5. Zhang Xian of the Song Dynasty wrote "Thousand Years Old·Several Sounds of Wei", the original text: Heaven is not old, love is hard to die. The heart is like a double mesh with thousands of knots in it.
Translation: If there is love in heaven, it will never grow old, and true love will never die out. A passionate heart is like a pair of silk nets with thousands of knots in the middle.