When I go to Qiu Lai in spring, what does it mean that the moonlight in the water remains unchanged?
Original text:
In the past, Luo Fu was a daughter of A Qin, and there was no room for thousands of years.
The water in the past has been flowing to today, and everything is flowing eastward.
The water keeps flowing eastward, and the sound of running water is still like old times.
Shore flowers are still ashamed, and dike willows can still learn from Cui Mei.
When you go to Qiu Lai in spring, you don't treat each other, and the moonlight in the water remains the same.
Luo Fu raises silkworms. Kong Wen, will you have five horses today?
In September, it was cold in first frost, and I went to the Western Heaven to collect my saddle.
There are countless fortunes for underwater carp. I wish you would stay away from me.
About the author:
Cen Can (about 7 15 or 7 17-770) was born in Jiangling, Jingzhou in the Tang Dynasty, and his ancestral home was Jiyang, Nanyang. Cen Wenben's great-grandson. Xuanzong Tianbao is the top scholar. He once entered the door of Gao Xianzhi, served as the secretary of the palm, and has been to Anxi and Wuwei; Feng Changqing entered the curtain again, and served as a judge of the Northwest Hospital of An. When Su Zong was alive, Du Fu recommended him as Zuo Fu, a secretariat of history. Hou Ke died in Chengdu. Gong, who writes about frontier fortress scenery, is as famous as Gao Shi and is also called "Gao Cen".