"Three Roads in the Road" describes the scenery in early summer. The poem "Plum Yellowstone" implies th
"Three Roads in the Road" describes the scenery in early summer. The poem "Plum Yellowstone" implies that it is the rainy season in the south of the Yangtze River, and the words "green shade" and "oriole" also show the beauty and vitality in the mountains in early summer.
The original of Tri-Qu Daozhong
Song Dynasty: Once upon a time
When the plum blossoms are yellow, every day is a sunny day. Take a boat along the stream to the end of the stream, and then continue on the road.
The shade keeps coming, adding four or five orioles.
Translation:
When plums are ripe, it is sunny every day. Take a boat to the end of the stream, and then take the mountain road.
The ancient trees on the mountain road are as lush as when they came, and there are a few chirps of orioles in the depths of the dense forest, which adds a little more fun than when they came.
The author of Tri-Qu Daozhong
The author of Three Roads in the Road is a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. Once upon a time, most poems were lyrical and rewarding, and their metrical poems paid attention to nature and charm. Once upon a time, his major works were Gifted from Heaven to the Master, Night in Nanshan, Easy Interpretation of Elephants and Chashan Collection.