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Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Falling grass drunk breeze.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Drunken guests laugh in the breeze.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Falling flowers are drunk with a breeze.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Drunken butterfly dance three watches.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Falling Flowers Dance Three Watches.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Cold rain cuts spring.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Cold rain drunk three watches.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Provoke grass and laugh to welcome spring.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Dancing in the breeze.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: See the moon drunk breeze.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Butterfly dance breeze.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Drunken butterfly dance to welcome spring.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: The cold moon passes the breeze.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: See the bamboo dance breeze.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Cold rain dancing breeze.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: The cold moon shines on the night.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Butterflies fly to spring.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Falling rain flies to spring.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: The cold moon shines on the residual fragrance.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Falling flowers and dancing in autumn.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Joy of rain and remnant flowers.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: The cold moon shines on the fragrance.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Falling flowers fly in autumn.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Falling into the water and falling flowers.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Drunken moon and falling flowers.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Drunken Moon Dance Remnant Spring.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: The cold moon shines on the remnants of the flowers.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Drunken leaves dance remnants of spring.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Different flowers pass the remnant of spring.
Uplink: Dawn of the frightening birds.
Downlink: Drunken butterfly dance to the wind.
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Shanglian: The golden rooster will break tomorrow.
Downlink: Jade Rabbit Zhaohui Moon Reunion.
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Shanglian wrote: The golden rooster will break tomorrow.
The next link is: Tired birds carry the day and the sunset.
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Uplink: The sound of the warbler is crisp.
Downlink: Breaking the cold swallow is thick.
The adverbs commonly used in poetry are right: to again, to the general, occasionally to the occasion, to the coincidental, and must be the right. Conjunctions pair:
and against and, and against or, unless to if, though to even, because to if. Prepositional pairs: with to, to be toward, to be toward, because of to, since to, in addition to to.
The particle is right: yes, yes, yes, oh, yes Interjection pairs:
Hey, yes, oh, yes, hey, hey, hey, Onomatopoeia pairs: boom to hum, dang to bang, ding dong to ping-pong, bang dang to flutter, sigh to bang.
Continuous pairs: Qian to Mo, Pi to Pi, bright to charming, 氤氲 to 滟潋, jade to glaze. Commonly used imaginary characters are to Danjue--He Zeng only for--is because it is already - the situation is only known - who is the way How it seems - not to endure Wish-no fate Mandao - how can it be a few degrees - I am afraid that it is Mo Dao - only a few degrees - also had to think - in vain pity How can I hear - the first belief Suddenly-suddenly - suddenly I see - I know that I am self-why I swear to - I will not be happy - I am happy Not necessarily - difficult But I have - why do I need a few places - who is a few days - a few days - a fortunate - not necessary to be any - there should still be - should be - should be pity - do not want to That knows—from now on—there is—and nowhere else—here the right to borrow—to rely on the common use of fiction and reality to a:
First Fiction and then Reality - Self - Final Teaching One Goes - Leave Alone One from - a few degrees Ren is - do not follow the order - see you in the end But you have to - that is, you knowable - sufficient Established - Believe Who will - pave should be pitied--- want to cross as if listening - a few times Fortunately, but none of them are not because - Kai yard things - that has to go to Mo Dao - own But the period - ashamed Ande - recruited But see - don't know Willing to be unbearable In the past, - self Even if it is - from the knowledge of every envy - fixed look Mo Wei - the general If not, it will be to Smell - the model is afraid to be self-care- Empty knowledge Try to ask - don't mean An Neng-willing to borrow Desire to try--staring at the liquid But hate-like to see But stay--exchange Even though - still expected--Mo is Who will--Zhinong b: First the real and then the virtual and the dark - a term Zhou Guan-still exists I also--Zeng Xiao borrowed to ask-always for billions of years--who replied Message-Mo Yin Self-proclaimed-Anzhi It seems to be-how not to be afraid-what to say He was in the year--Mo Wang was just taught.
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The sound of the warbler is crisp, and the following link: The sound of the ape is sad at dusk.
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Upper link: Crisp sound of the warbler, lower link: satin red sunset.
The upper panel is the scene at dawn, and the lower panel is the evening scene.
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The problem is to sell the land: the cry of the warbler is brittle, and the next link is begged.
Shanglian: The bridge is not crisp;
Downlink: Xiaozhi Ma Chengqin.
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Sentence: The sound of the warbler is crisp.
Couplet: The night frog is noisy
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The sound of the warbler is crisp.
The dream is haunting.
1. It is about autumn.
2. Original text. Maple Bridge Night Parking. >>>More