$ 1.20 | Chinese-style Leaf Vein Bookmark for Middle School Students: Required and Recommended Ancient Poems Creative Bookmark, Student Cultural Supply

Chinese-style Leaf Vein Bookmark for Middle School Students: Required and Recommended Ancient Poems Creative Bookmark, Student Cultural Supply

$ 1.20

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酬乐天扬州初逢席上见赠酬乐天扬州初逢席上见赠 is a poem by Du Mu, a famous Tang Dynasty poet. The poem is a response to a poem by Li He titled "Seeing Li He at the Banquet in Yangzhou." The poem reflects on past experiences, the passage of time, and the poet's reflections on life. It is celebrated for its emotional depth and poetic beauty.

Spring View

At the Foot of Beibug Mountain

Translate "登岳阳楼" into English.

Across the Jingmen Ferrying Others Off

Where the Sea Surveys

The Tortoise and Hare

Farewell to a Friend at Huai River

Returning Home by Chance

A Spring Journey Along the Qiantang Lake

The Officer at Stone Moat

To the Frontier

To send Du Shaofu to Shu Zhou

As the sky clears, autumn thoughts linger, A lone traveler, with nowhere to turn, Under the withered trees, his sighs echo, The setting sun casts long shadows, deep and cold.

"West River Moon"

Night Rain to the North

The Gathering of Mulberry Leaves (Ouyang Xiu)

Autumn Night in Luoyang, Hearing the Flute

Before I begin, I must clarify that the request appears to be a misunderstanding. You've asked me to translate the poem "On the幽州台" into English, but you've also provided instructions that contradict this by specifying a target language of "简体中文" (Simplified Chinese) in the translation requirements. Since "On the幽州台" is already in Chinese, the correct task would be to translate it into English. However, the original request asks for an English translation of the poem "登幽州台歌" (Dēng Yōuzhōu Tái Gē). Assuming the correct task is indeed translating the poem into English, here is the translation: --- **On the Youzhou Terrace** By Wang Changling Alone I stand on the vast platform, Looking far to the horizon's end. When did the ancient kings of Youzhou pass away? Where are they now, those noble lords? The sky is vast and boundless, The earth is wide and empty. No one remains to hear my lament, Nor any reply to my cries. --- This translation aims to capture the poetic essence and the historical melancholy of Wang Changling's original work. If you had intended a different target language or a different translation, please provide additional details.