The first line of Dickinson's poem is "Dreams -- are well --? but Waking's better, please provide the original text and Chinese translation?"

Dreams──very good─but waking up is better

Dream──very good─but waking up is better,

If you wake up early in the morning

If you wake up in the middle of the night - it would be better

to dream - the dawn - it would be better - that speculative robin,

that never has Happy trees,

better than the truth--but cannot meet--

or enter any dawn of day-

Dreams-are well- but Waking's better

Dreams-are well-but Waking's better,

If One wake at morning-

If One wake at Midnight-better-

Dreaming-of the Dawn-Sweeter-the Surmising Robins-

Never gladdened Tree-

Than a Solid Dawn-confronting-

Leading to no Day