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Appreciation of the Original and Translation of Cao Guan's Xijiang Moon (Qiuxiang Pavilion)
Xijiangyue (Qiuxiang Pavilion) Original: The first day of the fairy palm is full of dew, and the Qing merchants are eager for gold. Gui Xiang is floating behind the ring. Yuan moved from Guanghan to Guanghan. The crimson wax silver toad glows, and the black silk scarf crane is at ease. Enjoy a good night and get drunk. Win a hearty cry. Poetry: the poem "Xijiang Moon" (Qiuxiang Pavilion) written by Cao Guan in Song Dynasty.
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