"Life and death will come to an end" is a famous saying of Pei Du in the late Tang Dynasty. The original text of this sentence is: chicken, pig, fish and garlic are eaten as soon as they meet; Sick and sick, we'll talk about it then. It means: eat whatever you have. Birth, aging, illness and death are the natural laws of life, which are irreversible. When it's really time to die, let it be.
Introduction to the whole Tang poetry
The Complete Poems of Tang Dynasty was compiled by Patten, Shen Sanzeng, Yang Zhongne, Wang Yi, Yu Mei, Xu Shuben, Che, Pan, Chasban, etc. 10 in the forty-four years of Qing Emperor Kangxi. "More than forty-eight thousand nine hundred poems, a total of two thousand two hundred.
In the book, the works of the emperor and queen are the first, followed by music and Yuefu, and the poets in the Tang Dynasty have biographies of the authors. Followed by conjunctions, easy sentences, celebrities, monks, Taoist priests, immortals, gods, ghosts, monsters, dreams, jokes, judgments, songs, prophecies,