The phrase "cock crows and dog thieves" comes from a poem by Li He, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. The full text is: "I am fascinated and I can't get a rooster." Teenagers worry about walking away from the clouds, who reads the deep cold and sings? "The simple translation is: I can't recruit a lost soul, and the rooster makes the world white. I have a lost soul that I can't get back. When the rooster crows, the world is bright.
I expected that I was poor and wandering around, and I had to drown my sorrows by drinking. The host advised each other with wine and wished each other good health. At that time, my father entered the west and was stranded in a foreign land due to lack of funds. His house missed, and the willow tree in front of him was interrupted. Hey, I heard that when Ma Zhouke lived in Xinfeng, eternity was never appreciated. Only a few lines on the paper won the favor of the emperor. I have a lost soul, and I can't get it back. When the rooster crows, the world is bright. Teenagers should have lofty aspirations. Who will pity you for sighing alone?
This poem also encourages young heroes not to be depressed when they encounter setbacks. Night is to wait for the dawn. The darker it is, the harder they have to make progress. When the time is right, they will get the attention of the whole world.