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On Japanese aid to epidemic prevention materials in China.
1, mountains and rivers are exotic, and the moon is the same.

"The mountains and rivers are different, and the moon is the same." The poem says that although Japan and China are different countries linked by mountains and rivers, our two peoples share the same fate. The following "Send Buddhists, and have an indissoluble bond with * *", send a poem to Buddhists all over China, and have an indissoluble bond with * * *.

2. The green hills have sex and rain, and the bright moon has been in two townships.

This poem is from Wang Changling's "Send Wood to Serve the Palace Que". This poem reads: "Yuanshui is connected with Wugangbo, so it won't hurt to say goodbye." Qingshan has the same clouds and rain, and the bright moon has been in two townships. " What is contained in the poem is the deep friendship between people of the two places.

3. Melting snow in Liaohe River and blooming flowers in Fushan Mountain; With gas, * * * looking forward to spring.

This poem quotes Zhou Xingsi's Thousand-Character Works in the Southern Dynasties: "Kong Huaixiong is connected with the same gas. Make friends and score points, and cut the rules. " In the poem, "seeking for the same spirit" is a metaphor for brothers and sisters.

4, said that there is no clothes, and the son is the same type.

This old saying from more than 3000 years ago is simple and sonorous. "No clothes, no robes, no children" comes from the article "The Book of Songs, Guo Feng and Qin Feng have no clothes".

5. The green hills make love together, and the bright moon is once two _

This poem is from Wang Changling's "Send Wood to Serve the Palace Que". This poem reads: "Yuanshui is connected with Wugangbo, so it doesn't hurt to say goodbye." Qingshan has the same clouds and rain, and the bright moon has been in two townships. " What is contained in the poem is the deep friendship between people of the two places.