唐代 :: 李白 Li Bai

唐代李白 Li Bai 唐代（701～762）

No.
I
[II]
... [III]
... [V]
... [VII]
... [IX]
... [XI]
... [XIII]
... [XV]
... [XVII]
... [IXX]
... [XXI]
... [XXIII]
... [XXV]
... [XXVII]
... [XXIX]
... [XXXI]
... [XXXIII]
... [XXXV]
Page

Song Form

Same Name

IN THE QUIET NIGHT

archaism

No public cross the river

Hard Roads in Shu

Liang Fu Yin

Wu Yeti

Bringing in the Wine

apo- leave

Trekking Youqieliepian

On Climbing in Nanjing to the Terrace of Phoenixes

The Hard Road

Tianmu Mountain Ascended in a Dream

A FAREWELL TO SECRETARY SHUYUN AT THE XIETIAO VILLA IN XUANZHOU

To Wang Lun

Alone Looking at the Mountain

Through the Yangzi Gorges

DOWN ZHONGNAN MOUNTAIN TO THE KIND PILLOW AND BOWL OF HUSI

Drinking Alone under the Moon

IN SPRING

THE MOON AT THE FORTIFIED PASS

BALLADS OF FOUR SEASONS: SPRING

Ballads of Four Seasons: Summer

Multiple poems at a time

Wuyan official conservatory in the Han ynasty (206B.C.-A.D.220)

子夜四时歌：春歌

BALLADS OF FOUR SEASONS: SPRING
子夜四时歌：春歌

Li Bai

The lovely Lo Fo of the western land
Plucks mulberry leaves by the waterside.
Across the green boughs stretches out her white hand;
In golden sunshine her rosy robe is dyed.
"my silkworms are hungry, I cannot stay.
Tarry not with your five-horse cab, I pray."

French version:
La chanson des quatre saisons, printemps

Dans le pays de Thsin, la charmante Lo-foh1
Cueillait des feuilles de m?rier, aux bords d'une eau transparente,
Ses blanches mains posées sur les branches vertes,
Son teint resplendissant illuminé par un beau soleil.
Elle disait: Les vers à soie ont faim, le soin de les nourrir m'appelle;
Il ne faut pas, seigneur, que vos cinq chevaux piétinent plus longtemps ici.

　　　　Translator: Witter Bynner
　　

【Collections】唐诗300首

Add a comment