Pinyin of Langtaosha's ancient poems

The ancient poem "Langtaosha" with pinyin version is as follows:

Ancient poetry: white waves are boundless with the sea, and flat sand is boundless. I couldn't find it before, and the East China Sea became a mulberry field.

Pinyin: White Wolf Mang Mang Yu Hailian, Pingsha Hao Haowu Sibian. The wooden song Zhao Laitao is not a pearl, so he ordered mulberry fields on the East China Sea.

Brief introduction of "Langtaosha": It was originally the name of the Tang Dynasty, and later it was used as the inscription name. In the mid-Tang Dynasty, Liu Yuxi and Bai Juyi wrote the Yuefu song Langtaosha based on the minor Langtaosha, with four monotonous sentences and a seven-character quatrain.

Metrics of ancient poetry

Langtaosha inscriptions have various styles. Liu Yuxi and Bai Juyi wrote Yuefu poem "Langtaosha", which is a seven-character quatrain. There are two formats, one is ascending, the other is parallel, four sentences and twenty-eight, just like the seven-line ascending. This is different from the Song Dynasty's Langtaosha Order and Langtaosha Slow, because the Song Dynasty borrowed the old number and relied on the new tune.

According to Langtaosha, these seven-character quatrains are also from Liu and Bai. Liu's words are nine identical, and Bai's words are six ugly. Average average average average average average average. Average, average, average, average, average. Rizhao Chengzhou River is foggy, and gold diggers are all over the river. Behind the beautiful jewels is sand full of waves.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-"Langtaosha"