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Twenty-three Poems of Harmony by Bai Juyi. Appreciation of the original text and translation of He Chenxia (later written in Shangdu)

twenty-three poems of He Wei. And Chenxia (later written in Shangdu) Original:

Jun Ge Xian Shi Zhen, I Song cishi Zhen. Cishi really read, read this Yan Fu people. Left life big jiaye, right called huan for. Thousands of bodhisattvas, tens of billions of ghosts and gods. From the top to the top, down to the feng shui wheel. Fetal eggs are wet, and it is difficult to be old. Hong is willing to save and pull, and great sorrow forgets hard work. No matter good or bad, there is no injustice and pro. Open your eyes and put away the dust of trouble. Candle with wisdom day, sprinkle manna and fluid. A thousand worlds have a time, and all laws have no neighbors. Excuse me, Chen Xiazi, how can she be as jade as a jade? Poetry: Twenty-three poems of Harmony. And Chenxia (later written in Shangdu) Poetry by Bai Juyi in Tang Dynasty