唐代 王之涣 Wang Zhihuan  唐代   (688~742)
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wáng zhī huàn Wang Zhihuan
  bái shān jìnhuáng hǎi liú
   qióng qiān gèng shàng céng lóu


  Mountains cover the white sun,
  And oceans drain the golden river;
  But you widen your view three hundred miles
  By going up one flight of stairs.

wáng zhī huàn Wang Zhihuan
  huáng yuǎn shàng bái yún jiān piàn chéng wàn rèn shān
   qiāng yuàn yáng liǔchūn fēng mén guān


  Where a yellow river climbs to the white clouds,
  Near the one city-wall among ten-thousand-foot mountains,
  A Tartar under the willows is lamenting on his flute
  That spring never blows to him through the Jade Pass

wáng zhī huàn Wang Zhihuan
  huáng shā zhí shàng bái yún jiān piàn chéng wàn rèn shān
   qiāng yuàn yáng liǔchūn guāng mén guān

wáng zhī huàn Wang Zhihuan
  yáng liǔ dōng fēng shùqīng qīng jiā jìn lái pān zhé yìng wéi bié duō

wáng zhī huàn Wang Zhihuan
  cháng chūn shuǐ yōu yōuquǎn zhāng dào liú
   tīng shēng shēng cuī zhàotáo qiǎn chù shèng zhōu

wáng zhī huàn Wang Zhihuan
   tíng xiāo rén chù dēng gāo qiě sòng guī
   jīn zàn tóng fāng jiǔmíngzhāoyìng zuò duàn péng fēi
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