Spring breeze doesn't ask the passerby the next sentence.

it's a green lantern that doesn't return guests, so how can you confuse wine and miss the world of mortals? Spring breeze doesn't ask the passers-by, and time pays off. I hope I can help you.

The seven rhythms in ancient poetry are simple and mysterious in content, and have ancient charm, which makes people look like someone who wrote them in ancient times. In fact, they are works now, and there are many different versions. Its complete poem is like this: "This is a green lantern that does not return to the guests, but it is because of the turbid wine. Starlight does not ask the passers-by, and time pays off. Prosperity is exhausted, and Qingshan still laughs at the spring breeze. At the end of the song, people are scattered, and life is like a dream. " There is also a more popular version, and the following four sentences are like this: "I only know that there is no blue light at home, but I drink turbid wine and complain about the dust." There is no need for a breeze to accompany you on your way, and you should not sigh that time and tide wait for no man.