At night, the stars in the sky are sparse, and Li Bai's poems are sung under the moon. The temple heard where the bells and drums came from.

Original poem:

Playing chess is like watching a fairy cave.

Don't move cattle, and strive to see the garden.

Gao Xia Ming Shen Tao.

Li Xian Lai got it at night.

When you come to the sky, the stars will bulge.

Collecting poems is far from smelling bells.

A generation can make a difference once.

Correct pronunciation:

At night, the stars in the sky are sparse and bright, and Li Bai's poems are sung under the moon.

I can't smell the bells and drums far away, and I watch the bullfighting go deep in the temple.

How many immortals come to the party will take a lifetime.

When can I go to Taoyuan Cave to play chess with the immortals?

The arrangement of this Tibetan poem is different from the last one, so it is difficult to find the first sentence. The Taoist priest in the yard has a wonderful interpretation of it: 49 words can be read into 8 sentences and 56 words. We should read the word "night" in the middle as the first sentence of the poem, turn it counterclockwise, split the last word of each sentence into two words with left and right structures, and take the right word (being a man) as the first sentence. For example, the last word in the first sentence is "Ming", and the word "Yue" on the right is the first word in the next sentence. Read together: "At night, the stars in the sky are sparse, and Li Bai's poems are sung under the moon. I can't smell the bells and drums far away, and I watch the bullfighting go deep in the temple. How many immortals come to the party will take a lifetime. When will I go to Taoyuan Cave to play with the immortals? "