A poem thanking the teacher for his kindness in the Book of Songs.

The following is a sentence thanking the teacher for his kindness in the Book of Songs:

1. Give me papaya and give it back to Joan.

Vernacular explanation: You give me papaya, and I give it back to Joan.

2, bandits reported also, always thought it was good! .

Vernacular explanation: not to thank, but to cherish feelings and be friends forever. ?

3. Vote for me Mu Tao and repay me Qiong Yao.

Vernacular explanation: You give me Mutao, and I give it to Qiong Yao in return.

4, bandits reported also, always thought it was good!

Vernacular explanation: not to thank, but to cherish feelings and be friends forever.

5. Vote for me with Muli and repay me with Qiong Jiu.

Vernacular explanation: You give me Li Mu, and I give Joan wine in return. ?

Extended data:

An ancient poem expressing gratitude to the teacher;

1, how much infatuation? The rain in late autumn shines on the mountains. -Nalan Xingde's "Flowers are Out of the Plug"

Interpretation of the vernacular: full of affection, the sunset shines on the mountains, drizzle and autumn rain.

2. Hsinchu is taller than the old bamboo branches and is supported by the old stems. -Zheng Xie's Hsinchu

Interpretation of vernacular: New bamboo is taller than old bamboo, and their growth depends entirely on old branches. Shine on you is better than Blue, and the growth of new forces needs the active support of the older generation.

3, but I will always keep my eyes open, and I will worry about your brow for a lifetime. -Yuan Zhen's "Three Sorrow Poems, The Third"

Vernacular interpretation: Only when I open my eyes and miss you all night can I repay the sacrifices you made for me and the hardships you experienced before your death.

4, the pride and bitterness of a lifetime are not harmonious, and the kindness of the media is even more embarrassing. -Li Bai's Answer to Twelve Cold Nights of the King

Vernacular interpretation: It is difficult to get along with powerful people in life, and the emperor is alienated. Recommendation is futile and it is difficult to pay.

5. There is Kong Ming in solitude and water in fish. -Chen Shou's "Longzhong Dui"

Vernacular interpretation: I am as good as a duck to water.

8. Brother Heng fought for the title from hundreds of battles. -Li Bai's Six Poems of Xia Sai

Interpretation of Vernacular Chinese: I dragged Mao Ge to the battlefield and suffered many battles, only because I was taken care of too deeply by the emperor.

9, repay the spring, there must be good wine to send the cause. -Du Fu's "Seven Flowers Alone by the Riverside"

Vernacular interpretation: I have a place with bright spring, and the Joan oars in the hotel can send away my years.