Poems describing madness

1, Song of Peach Blossom Temple-Tang Yin in Ming Dynasty

The world laughs at me for being crazy, and I laugh at others for not being able to see through it.

Vernacular translation: others laugh at me for being crazy, but I laugh at others for not being able to see through the world.

2. Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Song of Lu Xuzhou, Lushan Suggestion"

I am like a chariot catcher, singing phoenix songs and laughing at Kong Qiu.

I am like a madman who met Chu, singing a phoenix song loudly and laughing.

3. Give Li Bai-Du Fu in Tang Dynasty

Crazy songs, empty life, who is domineering?

Vernacular translation: drinking and singing happily every day, killing the days in vain; Who is a hero like you for?

4. Hunting in Jiangchengzi Mizhou-Su Shi in Song Dynasty

I've been talking about juvenile madness, pulling yellow on the left, holding pale on the right, wearing a gold hat and mink fur, riding a thousand troops to roll flat hills.

Vernacular translation: I come to express the arrogance of young people, holding the yellow dog in my left hand and the goshawk in my right hand. The accompanying people wore colorful hats and clothes made of mink, and the mighty army swept across the flat hills like a gust of wind.

5. "Listen to Liang Chen playing the pipa in autumn night"-Chen Weisong in Qing Dynasty.

Crazy, diners swear, and most of them are embarrassed.

Vernacular translation: bohemian, comparing most diners in the world to bad horses.

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