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This book is a collection of ancient poems, including ninety-nine ancient poems, divided into five parts: describing the past and the present, observing the sky and the earth, observing the sky, thinking about the virtuous people, and understanding the Tao and thinking about changes. The present chapter of the narration of ancient metaphors includes poems such as the Song of Invitation to the Ming Dynasty, reflections on reading "Chen Tingjing, Prime Minister of the Qing Dynasty", admiration for Su Dongpo, dreaming of meeting Su Dongpo, sighing for Zhang Juzheng, intensive reading of Laozi's Tao Te Ching, Dragon Boat Festival, Dragon Boat Festival Recalling Quzi, Poetic Continuation of Diao, Mid-Autumn Waves, Reminiscing about History through History, Reading to Save People, Not Reading Local Chronicles, etc.; Observing the sky and the earth includes climbing to Beitai in Yulin Town to reminisce about the past, and chanting about the sacred tree of hospitality. Sigh, Nostalgia for Yangjia City, Sightseeing in the Ancient Town of Gaojiabao, Notes on a Journey to the Land of Tianfu, Part One, Notes on a Journey to the Country of Tianfu, Part Two, Reflections on Xibaipo Part One, Reflections on Xibaipo Part Two, Reflections on Xibaipo Part Three, Reading Chang'an at Night, Falling Leaves in Chang'an, Reflections on the Northeast, Welcome to the Successful Launch of Tiangong-2, and other poems; Poems about people, Ai Lian Yi, Feelings about the time of heaven, To Yi people, Guan Ju, Reflections on listening to the northern Shaanxi folk song "I still miss you when I fall asleep face to face" and other poems; poems about meeting the wise include feelings about reading "Six Poems of Ci'en Temple" by Jianzhong mentor, "Seven Leisures in the Bamboo Forest" by Jianzhong mentor, reflections about "Birth of Tao Zhugong" by Jianzhong mentor, The war is over, I sincerely thank my mentor Mr. Hao Baoshan, and Encounter with Yan Poems such as Visiting the Forest of Steles with the Elder Brothers, Sending Relatives on Christmas Eve, Part 1 of a Letter from the Red Leaves at the End of the Year, Part 2 of a Letter from the Red Leaves at the End of the Year; poems about Enlightenment and Thoughts on Changes including: Boil Rice Soup to Enlighten the Way, Reflections on the Dream of Red Mansions, Four Sentences of Zen from the Supreme Bodhi, Reflections on Visiting Longquan Temple in Zaozhuang, Enlightenment and Vanity Fair, Life is Like a Play, Common People and Things, Insights on Walking Alone, Public and Private, Knowledge and Action, etc.
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