This article is adapted from "Pipa Xing" by Bai Juyi, a poet from the Tang Dynasty. Most of the characters and identities are fictional.
There was a hint of intoxicating redness at the end of Jiang Ciyuan's eyes, and he said, "Ah He, are you my enemy?"
Ah He pretended not to hear.
He recited the whole poem directly: "The flowing wind plucked the strings, and the beautiful trees folded together several times. The mountains turned several times, and the empty strings sounded several times. The clear waves were shining in the shallow water, and my sleeves were rolled up to cover half of my face. I couldn't stop talking. For several years, I spent my whole life lonely and caught a touch of moonlight. I walked all over the rivers and spent half my life alone, watching the fireworks illuminate Chang'an. Drink dew and respect the east wind."
Intention: If a person has knowledge, he will be worthy of a hundred years