Foshan poetry

1, a poem about Nanhai District of Foshan City:

Wanxi frost night listening to apes worry, go to the countryside like a boat.

Alone, I pity a wild goose and fly to the South China Sea, but I envy Shuangxi for solving the North Stream.

Master Chen lost his couch again and again, and it was difficult for passers-by to climb the Xie Gulou.

Here, we leave the same fallen leaves, and the autumn leaves are scattered.

—— Excerpted from Li Bai's "Sending Cui" in the Tang Dynasty

Translation:

On a frosty autumn night in western Anhui, listening to the apes crying, I feel endless sorrow. I have been away from my hometown for too long, drifting around like a boat without a cable car. The most pitiful thing is that I fly south to the sea alone like a lonely goose, so I envy Shuangxi and know how to flow north.

Cui had taken off Chen Fan's couch many times to entertain me, but I was a passer-by, but it was difficult to climb the Xie Shoulou. You and I leave here like leaves, and the Ming Dynasty flies away at the foot of Jingting Mountain in autumn.

2. Poems praising Foshan:

People's hearts are filled with laughter and wonderful rhythms to celebrate China New Year. Looking at the past, the whole world remembers Foshan. After hundreds of years of vicissitudes, I devoted myself to the whole city, singing and spreading Cantonese rhyme every day.

The wind blows the ancient stove fire, clear and elegant, full of red lotus flowers, green trees and green mountains, covered with soap. A bright future everyone likes to see, reform and opening up, and laugh at the new challenges of tomorrow! The east wind gently blows the new scenery and adds new beliefs, and the initial intention of building Foshan remains unchanged!

March into a new era with heroic spirit and vitality. A hundred flowers blossom in a famous city, and * * * opens a new chapter in the beautiful and magnificent spectrum of a well-off society. Build with one heart and one mind! Today, we are striding forward at the same time to celebrate the New Year all over the world.

-From Ode to Foshan

Extended data:

Message to Cui is a seven-character poem written by Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, when he was in Jinling (now Nanjing, Jiangsu) in the autumn of the twelfth year of Tianbao (753). In this poem, the poet interweaves the feeling of life experience with the expression of friendship. In the first half, the poet left his hometown and walked alone. The second half writes about the meeting and parting with Cui, expressing the attachment to love.

Foshan is a national historical and cultural city, known as the hometown of pottery, martial arts and Cantonese opera. It is a famous dragon boat and lion cultural city in China, the birthplace of Cantonese opera, the birthplace and prosperity of Guangfu culture, and one of the inheritance places.

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