Poems by Cangyang Jiacuo
Where did the Ten Commandments come from? What's the story?
The source of the Ten Commandments: "First, it is best not to meet each other, so you can not fall in love. Second, it is best not to know each other, so that you can not miss each other. " And "but we met as soon as we met, and disappeared when we met." Andrew is absolutely different from the monarch, so as not to teach life and death to be lovesick. "This is a different translation of the same poem by Cangyang Gyatso (originally in Tibetan). The "third" to "tenth" in the middle, according to the writer Tong Hua, is the continuation of "Walking on Thin Ice" for readers. Because a * * * Ten Commandments poem was named "Ten Commandments Poetry" by netizens, the original poem of Cangyang Jiacuo had no name.
Various versions of Cangyang Jiacuo's poems are widely circulated, among which network communication is the main one. In fact, many times people subjectively spread false information.