Pinyin interpretation of Sanqu Taoist ancient poems

The full-text pinyin version of Triqu Daozhong is as follows:

méI zǐHuáng shíríqíng，Xiǎo xífàn jìn quèshān？ xíng .

When the plum blossoms are yellow, every day is a sunny day. Take a boat along the stream to the end of the stream, and then continue on the road.

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The green trees on the mountain road are as dense as when they came, and the bushes of several orioles in the dense forest add more fun than when they came.

When plums are yellow, it is sunny every day. Take a boat along the stream, reach the end of the stream, and then take the mountain road to continue. The lush trees on the mountain road are as dense as when they came, and several chirps of orioles came from the depths of the dense forest, which added more fun than when they came.

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This is a travel poem, vivid and natural, full of life charm. The first sentence points out the time of the trip when the poet walked on Sanqu Mountain Road. "Mei Huangshi" is in the rainy season in the south of the Yangtze River, and it is rare to have such good weather as "sunny days". The poet's mood is naturally one of coolness, and the more he swims, the cooler he gets. The poet crossed the stream by canoe, and the stream was endless, so he landed on the boat and walked on the mountain road. The word "que" revealed his soaring desire to wander.

Three or four sentences are closely related to the "mountain walk", which is written about the thick shade, cool and quiet, suitable for people, and the singing of orioles, which makes the poet feel comfortable and happy. "Come on the road" quietly transited this trip to the return trip, while the word "Tim De" implied that you were still interested in going home, so you could notice that there was an oriole to help you on your way home, which showed that this idea was clever and tailored.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-"Three Roads in the Road"