Vernacular interpretation: Return your double pearl, and my eyes are full of tears. I hate not meeting each other before I get married.

Dynasty: Tang

Author: Zhang Ji

Source:

Second, the remaining shadows belong to the world, how can they live together but not die?

vernacular interpretation: well, I am only a shadow of the world, how can I live and die together?

Dynasty: Modern Times

Author: Chen Hengke

Source: "The Portrait of Spring Qi"

Third, the bottom of the acacia tree said that it was acacia, and Silang hated mandy.

Vernacular interpretation: Acacia tree says acacia, Silang hates mandy, but I don't know.

Dynasty: Modern Times

Author: Liang Qichao

Source: "Taiwan Province Zhuzhi Ci"

Fourth, since the monarch came out, the mirror was dark and died. Thinking of a gentleman is like running water, why have you been poor?

vernacular interpretation: when a husband leaves home for a long trip and doesn't come home, the mirror will die. Thinking of you is like running water, and there is no end to it.

Dynasty: Han

Author: Xu Gan

Source:

Fifth, if we meet each other, we can't see each other, but how can we be heartless?

vernacular interpretation: how heartless is love if you don't see each other.

Dynasty: Northern Song Dynasty

Author: Sima Guang

Source: Xijiang Moon