What is the whole poem "Mountains Without Ridges"?

The whole poem "Mountains Without Ridges":

Evil! I want to know you and live a long life. There is no mausoleum in the mountains, the river is exhausted, there is Lei Zhen in winter, and there is rain and snow in summer. Only when heaven and earth are in harmony can we dare to be with you!

The source of this poem is Xie, and the author is anonymous.

Translation:

Oh, my god I am eager to know you and cherish you, and my heart will never fade. Unless the majestic mountains disappear, unless the raging rivers dry up. Unless thunder is rolling in the cold winter, unless it snows heavily in the hot summer, unless heaven and earth intersect, I dare to abandon my affection for you!

Precautions:

Evil (yé): God. Up, pointing to the sky. Evil, modal particle, expressing exclamation.

Know each other: Being bosom friends means loving each other.

Destiny: in ancient times, the word "order" was connected, which made.

Decline: decay, severance.

Ling (líng): a mountain peak, the top of the mountain.

Fatigue: exhaustion.

Shock: describe thunder.

Rain and snow: snowfall. Rain and nouns are used flexibly as verbs.

Heaven and Earth: Heaven and Earth become one.

Dare: Dare. Dare, euphemistically.

Creative background:

Regret for the Past is one of the Eighteen Poems of Gui, which belongs to Yuefu prose songs. Regret for the Past is a folk love song, a love poem with strong feelings and unrestrained momentum. In this poem, this woman expresses her eternal feelings for her lover. She swore by heaven and witnessed by the earth that she would always love her lover. The Dictionary of Poetry Appreciation in Han, Wei and Six Dynasties holds that advocating evil should be combined with thinking. "Thinking" is to consider breaking up, and "evil" is a firmer oath after making up your mind. Yuefu Poetry Appreciation Dictionary holds that they are independent of each other.

Appreciate:

Regret for the Past is a Yuefu folk song, which originated in the Han Dynasty. This is a love song, the heroine's self-declaration of loyalty and love. This poem uses five impossible things in the following sentence "There is no grave on the mountain" to express its immortal love, which is full of rock-firm belief and fiery passion. The whole poem accurately expresses the unique absolute psychology of people in love, which is novel and pungent, affectionate and whimsical, bold and touching, and is known as "a masterpiece in just one chapter".