The solar terms of cuckoo singing

Sub-rules, also known as Du Yu, Du Fu and Gui Gui. It always calls north, especially in June and July, and its voice is extremely sad. So it's called cuckoo crow, or Zigui for short.

Sub-regulation: another name for cuckoo, also known as Shu Ling, Shu Ling and Fan Jia. Legend has it that Du Yu, the emperor of Shu, was transformed by his soul. It often rings at night, and its voice is sad, so it is used to express sadness and sadness. There is another theory related to Qu Yuan, but it has not been widely circulated. "Ya Ya Shi Bird": "Du Fu, a rule." Tang Du Fu's poem Zigui says: "Mountains and trees on both sides of the strait meet, and Zigui cries all day." Song Xie Yi's "Bodhisattva Man" words: "The grass smoke on both sides of the strait is low. Qingshan sings rules. " Song Chen Liang's poem "Water Long Yin" said: "It's charming, and it's a thin moon, breaking the rules." The Water Margin goes back to the thirty-seventh time: "Zi Gui sings jathyapple in the branch, and the pink butterfly stays among the flowers in the garden." Lu Xun's untitled poem: "Unreasonable old dreams drive away the drunkenness and only remember the rules for the light shadow." [1] Tang: Li Bai's poem "Difficult Road to Shu" says: "The cuckoo is sad again." Song Xiang Ziyin's Qin Louyue Fan Fei Xie: "Blood is crying in the air, the sound of rules is outside, and the wind is dying."

"I heard that Wang Changling moved to the left and Long Biao was sent here." li po

After the easy autumn, cuckoo clock, I heard you pass five streams.

My heart is full of sorrow, and the moon is full of sorrow. I will always follow you until Yelangxi.

Vernacular translation:

After Huayang finished singing, I heard that you were demoted to captain of Longbiao, and that remote place of Longbiao had to pass through Wuxi.

I put my sad thoughts on the bright and warm moon, hoping it can accompany you to Yelangxi with the wind.