A poem wishing yourself a happy birthday.

1. Name of the work: Like a Dream Date of Creation: Song Dynasty by Li Qingzhao. The Confucianists laughed at Shan Weng's age. I don't think four out of seventy have it. Birthday is approaching Lantern Festival, so light lanterns and have a party early. Huanhuan sits on everyone's chitose.

Suddenly, I felt funny. At this age, Shan Weng unconsciously reached the age of seventy-four, and his birthday was close to the Lantern Festival. He saw red clouds in the morning, lights at night, and happy parties. I hope everyone sitting on it can live to be 1000 years old.

2. Name of the work: "Ren Chen's birthday sons and nephews are all Sun Youshi, who said that he couldn't remember what was in his chest too much, so he made it himself." Creation year: Northern Song Dynasty, author: Su Zhe. Today's birthday is another year that has passed by in a hurry. Reading is really gone, but I am at a loss with my eyes closed. The seed is not fake, the flowering fruit is round.

Today is my birthday. Looking back on today last year, I find that time flies and another year has passed. I did stop reading, but I was at a loss when I closed my eyes. Sowing is not nonsense. When flowers bloom, there must be good fruit.

3. Name of the work: "Xijiang Moon" Creation Year: Song Dynasty, Author: Guan Jian. What a wonderful birthday this year, full of children. Singing is not like laughing, full of gold cups to persuade. Wealth, fame and fortune, auspiciousness and happiness. I wish to be together every year, just to respect my health.

Today is a good day, children and grandchildren get together, and the singing is no better than people's laughter. Everyone held gold-inlaid cups and rushed up to persuade them to drink. Is wealth and fame left to luck, and when will the happy things in prosperity come to see fate? I hope that husband and wife will wait for each other every year until they grow old together. I only hope that the respected seniors will live a long and healthy life.

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