Tang Dynasty Cui Daorong's "Chicken" bought the morning rooster and heard the rooster's voice, so there was no need to wait for it to crow. Deep in the mountains, on a dark, windy and rainy night, I want to cry out as I approach the dawn.
The poems describing chickens are: Verse 1: The red crown on the head does not need to be cut off, and the future will be covered with snow. I dare not speak softly in my life, and thousands of doors will be opened at once. ——"Painting Chicken" Translation by Tang Yin of Ming Dynasty: The red crown on the head does not need to be specially cut. The rooster is walking majestically with snow-white feathers.
You don’t need to be literate to give birth to a child. Fighting cocks and running horses is better than reading. Xiang Si: If you buy a morning rooster, you will hear the rooster sing, so you don’t have to wait for it to crow. Deep in the mountains, on a dark, windy and rainy night, I want to cry out as I approach the dawn. Zhao Ji: Autumn is strong and frost is strong, Eguan Jinfeather Chicken. Knowing all the five virtues, comfort is better than fu_.