Chinese Pinyin Version of Twenty-four Qi in Summer of July

The pinyin version of the July poem "Twenty-four Qi" is as follows:

Millennium cold (báI lùyǐshěng hán q).

The autumn wind is tight and people are thin (qi ū f ē ng zhè ng j ǐ n ré n y and bó). ?

What time was it when I was lying on my pillow in Qiu Lai?

Sichuan tree with five fireworks (y and chu ā n sh ù se w ǔ y ā n hu ǒ).

Money yín zhēnǐXi?

The sound of a desolate duck flying (q and Liáng yāfěI shěng). ?

Empty bed spring rain (k not ng Chu á ng ch ū n y ǔ gé)?

A frame is full of night smoke and snow (mm m m: n ji à y ā n Xu Ying).

In the string of a cold night,

Qiu Lai grieved alone. ?

Nostalgia industry in Qiu Qiu?

The pulse is like frost (mò mò shuāng huá zī:).

This poem describes the weather and scenery in summer. This is a poem by the richest man with a sense of seasons. It expresses the characteristics and feelings of autumn by describing natural phenomena such as white dew, autumn wind, cicada singing, spring rain and night smoke. In addition, some emotional sentences are interspersed in the poem, such as "When I was away, I helped Lu to lie on my pillow, and a river tree was dyed with colorful fireworks", which expressed the poet's love for autumn scenery and nostalgia for the good old days.

This poem has a beautiful language and a strong sense of the times. It is a classic of singing autumn in ancient times, which reflects the ancient people's delicate observation of nature and their perception of seasonal changes.