1. "Looking at the remaining snow in Zhongnan" by the ancestors of the Tang Dynasty

Zhongnan has beautiful Yin ridges and snow-covered clouds.

The forest is bright and clear, and the city is getting colder at dusk.

Vernacular translation:

The mountains to the north of Zhongnan Mountain are beautiful, and the white snow on the mountain seems to be connected with the floating clouds in the sky.

It was clear after the snow, and the afterglow of the setting sun shone between the treetops. In the evening, the city became a little colder.

2. "Leaving the Fortress" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty

The bow should be drawn to draw strength, and the arrow should be used to draw long.

To shoot a man, shoot a horse first; to capture a thief, capture the king first.

Vernacular translation:

When drawing a bow, you should draw it strong, and when using arrows, you should use long arrows.

To shoot a man, shoot the horse he is riding first; to capture a thief, capture the thief's head first.

There must be a limit to killing people, and there must be a boundary when establishing a country.

As long as we can stop the enemy's aggression, there is no need to kill them too much!

3. "Farewell to Cui Jiu" by Pei Di of the Tang Dynasty

When you return to the mountains, you must see the beauty of the hills and valleys.

Don’t imitate the people from Wuling and travel to Taoyuan for a while.

Translation:

If you want to return to the mountains, you must go and see them no matter how deep or shallow they are; you must enjoy the clean and beautiful mountains and ravines to your heart’s content. ?

Don’t be like the Wuling man described by Tao Yuanming, who only visited the Peach Blossom Spring for a few days and then left the mountain in a hurry.

4. "Eight Formations" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty

It has three parts of the country and is famous for its eight formations.

The stone in the river will not turn, and the regret will be swallowed by Wu.

Translation: In the Three Kingdoms, you established unparalleled achievements, and in creating the Eight Formations, you achieved eternal fame.

The river flowing eastward cannot turn away the stones you laid out, and I will regret your failure to destroy Wu through eternity.

5. "Sending People to People in Yishui" by King Luo Bin of the Tang Dynasty

This is a place where Yandan is a place where strong men are proud of themselves.

The people were gone in those days, but the water is still cold today.

Vernacular translation:

I bid farewell to Prince Dan of Yan here, and the strong man Jing Ke was so angry that his hair rang from his crown.

The heroes of the past have passed away, and today the Yishui is still so miserable.