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Poems describing silk in Tang poetry and its translation significance

Morizawa

(Ming is not a prophet)

At the fork of Wuyue Mountain, Qinglin meets Yuancun.

Water towns become cities, and Luo Qi takes the Central Plains.

For the people, many gold merchants stay away from it.

People are diligent in weaving, and the loom is completely unconscious.

Five methods of "winning Hu"

king

Short houses surround the city, and the circulation circles overlap.

Night light practices a thousand horses, and autumn rain is half a lake.

Hit the list of Wu Wajie and comment on Zhu Jiake's ability.

Efforts are not enough to urge the collection.