Du Fu's ancient poems in Tang Dynasty are read aloud in Pinyin.

Xiao Zhi Tang Du Fu's ancient poems are read in pinyin as follows:

I. Original text

Xiǎo Xi m: o to Zhi (Tang) Du Fu

The day has passed and my wife is taking care of my children.

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On the shore, let róng wait for dài, and I will jiāng, Shu shū Liu liǔ, while on the mountain, shān means yi chong chūng, Leng Han, and Yu Fang mei mi.

Things at such a time are different in xiāng countries, and jiaoío is taught to take care of Fu's hand and take a glass of bēi in NG.

Second, translation.

The four seasons change, the personnel change, the yang rises after winter, and the spring is budding.

The embroidered girl added silk and thread to make new clothes for the Spring Festival, and the reed pipe blowing dust knew that the solstice of winter had arrived.

When the twelfth lunar month arrives, the willows on the shore begin to spread their branches, and the wintersweet in the mountains breaks through the cold and blooms proudly.

The natural scenery here is similar to that in my hometown. I told my children to drink the glass and don't live up to the beautiful scenery in front of them.