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The next sentence of Don’t worry about bouldering and doubting whether it is jade: Suddenly a long roar came out of the mountain.

The next sentence of Don’t worry about bouldering and doubting whether it is jade: Suddenly a long roar came out of the mountain. Title of the poem: "The River is Red·Recently Declining". Real name: Zhang Yan. Font size: Shuxia, Yutian, also known as Lexiaoweng. Era: Song Dynasty. Ethnic group: Han Chinese. Birthplace: Lin'an (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang). Date of birth: 1248 AD. Time of death: approximately 1320 AD. Main works: "Spring Water in Nanpu", "A Sense of Spring in the West Lake on the High Balcony", "Remembering the Past", "The Desolate Prisoner", "The Heaven in the Pot/Niannujiao Night Crossing the Ancient Yellow River, and Shen Yao, Dao and Zeng", etc.

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It has declined in recent times, but it is self-sufficient with time.

The beards and dust at the bottom are fighting for the road, and the pines and chrysanthemums are suddenly deserted.

The ambition has been abandoned, and the correct sound may be like a tree in the ditch.

I also know that there is a poet under the curtain, and I will return quickly.

The book is still there, but I pity the belly of the fish.

Wherever the beads are, the fish will be shocked.

And still thinking about poetry, Baqiao is alone.

There is no need to look back at the fallen steamer, and there is no need to worry about holding a rock and doubting whether it is jade.

Suddenly, a roar came out of the mountain, and the yellow beams were ripe.

2. Zhang Yan's other poems

"A sense of spring in the West Lake on the high balcony", "Sparse Shadows·Ode to Lotus Leaves", "Unraveling the Lone Wild Goose", "Flute under the Moon", " Crossing the River Clouds". Poems from the same dynasty

"General Cao", "Going down to Qutang", "Tengwang Pavilion", "The Son is Nei, the Angry Man Abandoned His Wife, the Cold Resentment and the Anvil, Tang Meishan Poems Are Also Played as Jianzhi", "Inscribed on Ai River" ", "Abandoned Gongyuan is worth the rice," "Send off guests to Linggu", "Sigh", "Inscribed on Chen Chaoyu's Love for Bamboo Pavilion", "Four Hao Pictures of Rewarding Chunhu Shilu Yonghui".

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