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Appreciation of the poem "Partridge Sky" (Colorful Sleeves Holding the Jade Bell Attentively) written by Yan Jidao.

Yu Shiyan has always wanted to know what fate is and what love is. Ten years ago. One summer afternoon, Ying Tong stood among the mottled light and shadow of the tree branches and said coldly: "Yu Shiyan, let's break up." Ten years later. "You were born before I was born, and I am already old after giving birth to you. I wish I could have been with you at the same time." Yu finished writing the poem tremblingly, handed the paper to He Ning, and said with a smile: "The words are so ugly." ... Yu Shiyan wanted to know why fate played such a trick on her, forcing her into a blind corner again and again.

Read poetry, read lyrics, and talk about A Dream in Red Mansions The sky is connected with the clouds and waves, and the dawn fog is connected, and the stars are about to turn and a thousand sails are dancing. It is as if the soul of a dream has returned to the emperor's home. Hearing the words of heaven, he asks diligently where he is going. I reported that the road was long and the sun was setting, and I learned poems with amazing lines. Ninety Thousand Miles Wind Peng is doing his best. The wind stopped and the boat blew away the three mountains. --Li Qingzhao: "Remembering Dreams"