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Notes on the Whole Poem of Grass on the Edge of Qingjiang River
The phonetic notation of the whole poem "Grass by the Qingjiang River" is as follows:

The green onion grass by the river Yuán yuan ng Lili incarnate. Ying Ying Ying Ying photo studio upstairs good girl nǐ, Ji Jiao m: o Ji Jiao m: o when dāng window chuāng Yu u. E red hóng powder fěn makeup zhāng, fiber xiān fiber xiān out of chū su ù hand SH ǒ u.

In the past, X and N advocated family jiā and female Nǐ. Today, J and N advocate daughter zǐ and wife Fǐ. It's hard for an empty bed to guard Sh m 4 u alone.

Translation of ancient poems

There are green grass by the river and willow trees in the garden. Upstairs, a graceful woman stood at the window, her white skin comparable to the bright moon. Dress up beautifully and stretch out your slender fingers.

She used to be a showgirl in a brothel, but now she is the wife of a wandering ranger. My wandering husband has not come back yet. It's really hard to be alone in this empty room. How can you be alone?

Creative background:

This poem is in my heart forever's Works conceived by Dai Sifu, and it is one of the nineteen ancient poems. The specific creation time is unknown. There are different opinions about the background of Nineteen Ancient Poems.

Yuwen Suoan thinks that China's early poems are a kind of copying system, and there is no conclusive evidence to prove that "ancient poetry" was earlier than Jian 'an period. Mu Zhai put forward nineteen ancient poems, which are an important part of Jian 'an poetry. Most of these poems were written by Cao Zhi.