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What are some poems or prose that incorporate the spirit of Beijing in traditional culture, urgently!!!!
Era: Tang Dynasty
Author: Zhang Ruoxu
Genre: Lefu
The tide of the Spring River is even with the sea, and the bright moon*** tide grows on the sea.
Rippling with the waves for ten million miles, where is the spring river without a bright moon.
The river flows around Fangdian, and the moon shines on the flowers and forests, which all look like shrapnel (pronounced xian. fourth tone).
They are not the only ones who can't see the white sand in the sky.
The river and the sky are all in one color, and the moon is alone in the sky.
When did you first see the moon on the river? The first time I saw the moon was when it was first shining on me.
Life is endless from generation to generation, and the river and the moon are only similar year after year.
I don't know who is waiting for the river and the moon, but the Yangtze River sends the flowing water.
The white clouds are going away, and the blue maple is on the river, and I can't help but feel sad.
Who is in the boat tonight, and where is the moon building?
The moon is wandering around upstairs, and it should be shining on the mirror of the departed person's makeup.
The jade door curtains can not be rolled away, pounding clothes on the anvil whisk (a "finger") to come back.
This is the time to look at each other and not to hear each other, I wish to chase the moonlight to shine on you.
The geese and geese will not be able to fly, and the fish and dragons will not be able to jump into the water.
Last night, I dreamed of falling flowers in the pool, and I was sorry that I did not return home in the middle of spring.
The water in the river is flowing and the spring is going to end, and the moon is falling in the river pool, and the moon is slanting to the west (xiá in ancient times, xié in modern times).
The slanting moon is sinking and hiding the sea fog, Jie Shi (pronounced as jié) Xiaoxiang infinite road.
The slanting moon is sinking and hiding the sea fog.
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