| Chinese 送靈澈 劉長卿 蒼蒼竹林寺 杳杳鐘聲晚 荷笠帶斜陽 青山獨歸遠 | Pronunciation |
| Chinese 送鄭二之茅山 皇甫冉 水流絕澗終日 草長深山暮春 犬吠雞鳴幾處 |
| Chinese 贈羅雪崖樵青 文天祥 蕭蕭山下人 閉門衣裘單 春心動溪谷 曉起捫松看 | Pronunciation |
Xiao Yan, Emperor Wu of Liang (464-549)
The morning sunshine strokes the window silk
As wind and light together play with strings;
She smiles with subtle ease and lifts her eyes
As when a butterfly brings up its wings.
Cui Daorong (~895)
In Manchu land the pears now blossom white
As moonlight broken by the blowing wind.
Here all the people fast for Cold Meal Night;
I gaze at home alone—cast off and thin.
Shen Yue (441-513)
I leave the door ajar for you to come
But every night we part before it’s bright;
The moonlight shines across my pillowcase
To hide in bed between the lantern’s light.
Huangfu Ran (716-769)
I’d like for us to chase the tides beyond,
But time is up for us as fishing men;
Now face-to-face, aware we will not meet—
The end has come, we must begin again.
| Chinese 寒食日戲 盧延讓 十二街如市 紅塵咽不開 灑蹄驄馬汗 沒處看花來 | Pronunciation Hán Shí Rì Xì |
| Chinese 蟬 虞世南 垂緌飲清露 流響出疏桐 居高聲自遠 非是藉秋風 | Pronunciation Chán |
| Chinese 竹裏館 王維 獨坐幽篁裏 彈琴復長嘯 深林人不知 明月來相照 | Pronunciation Zhú Lǐ Guǎn Wáng Wéi |
