Pinyin version of one of two Qujiang songs

The pinyin version of one of the two songs by Qujiang is as follows:

qū jiāng èr shǒu

The two songs by Qujiang

yī piàn huā fēi jiǎn què chūn, fēng piāo wàn diǎn zhèng chóu rén.

The flying flowers reduce the spring, and the wind blows with thousands of points, which makes people sad.

qiě kàn yù jìn huā jīng yǎn, mò yàn shāng duō jiǔ rù chún.

Look at the eyes full of lust, don’t be afraid of getting too much wine into your lips.

jiāng shàng xiǎo táng cháo fěi cuì, huā biān gāo zhǒng wò qí lín.

The small hall on the river is nesting with emeralds, and the lace high tomb is filled with unicorns.

xì tuī wù lǐ xū xíng lè, hé yòng fú míng bàn cǐ shēn.

If you think about physics carefully, you must enjoy yourself. Why bother with a false name?

About the author:

Du Fu (712-770), with a beautiful character, called himself Shaolingye Lao. He was not ranked as a Jinshi, but he once served as a member of the Ministry of Education and Engineering. In his later life, he was called the Ministry of Industry and Engineering. He was the greatest realist poet in the Tang Dynasty. After the Song Dynasty, he was revered as the "Sage of Poetry" and was called "Li Du" together with Li Bai. His poems boldly exposed the social contradictions of the time, expressed deep sympathy for the poor people, and were profound in content.

Many excellent works show the historical process of the Tang Dynasty from prosperity to decline, and are called "history of poetry". In terms of art, he is good at using various poetry forms, especially rhythmic poetry. He has various styles, but mainly melancholy. His language is refined and he has a high degree of expressive ability. There are more than 1,400 poems in existence, including "Collection of Du Gongbu".