The pronunciation and translation of the full text are pinyin.

Liao E is a long lyric poem in The Book of Songs. The whole poem is full of human love and affection. The specific pinyin and translation are as follows:

First, pinyin

1, Li m ? ng. H m: I y ǒ u li m: ng sh ē ng z à i x: ng b m: i li m: ng xí ng bü zh. There is a turtle in the sea that was born in the west, so the mother can't sell it directly. Sometimes, I think it's not enough just to drink and feed me.

2. I'm not here, I'm not here. My mother can't sell me directly. She called me in Xicen. Y: NGB ǔ li ǔ ngé zú yú l ǘ, x: y ǒ u li ǒ ngé dé y ǒ. Eating and drinking is enough for me. I didn't think there were donkeys in the west.

Second, translation.

1, E 'a of bad karma was born at the wrong time and suffered misfortune for different reasons. I really want to support my parents wholeheartedly, but my family is poor and has no money. I want to tell the Emperor of Heaven my wish, and now I am born with no face. I can't help but feel sad and cry for help when I think of the kindness of my parents.

I can only lament and grieve when I think of my parents' kindness. Now I want to honor my parents at the wrong time, but it's a pity that my family is ruined. I can only sigh inwardly when I think of my parents' kindness to their upbringing.

Relevant knowledge of the Book of Songs

1. The Book of Songs is the earliest collection of poems in China, including poems from the early years of the Western Zhou Dynasty to the middle of the Spring and Autumn Period (from the 6th century to the 6th century). It is divided into three parts: wind, elegance and ode, in which wind is a local folk song, elegance is a court song and ode is a sacrifice song. The Book of Songs is not only a treasure of China literature, but also a treasure of world culture.

2. The poems in The Book of Songs are widely praised by later generations for their unique artistic style and profound social content. Among them, the themes of poetry are varied, such as love, affection, friendship, loyalty, filial piety and benevolence, which reflect the customs and values of society at that time.

3. From the formal point of view, the poems in The Book of Songs are mainly in four words, each sentence is usually four words, with lively rhythm and concise and powerful language. Its rhetorical devices are rich, including metaphor, personification and exaggeration. , make poetry more vivid and vivid. With its profound social insight and humanistic care, it has become an important material for future generations to study ancient society, culture and human thought.