The high standard of the seven rabbits returning to the sun, like the return of the pig to the river

When the eight immortals crossed the sea, the sky had the desire to cry, and people lost their souls when they heard this.

Sister Chang Moth said that she was going to take the jade rabbit back from the moon and look at the beautiful pigs.

Hey, after watching it for a long time, I still don't know

Did you make a mistake? I guess that's how it should be. Shu Dao from Li Bai) has the high standard of six dragons returning to the sun, and there is a return to Sichuan with a reversal of the waves. The flight of the yellow crane is not yet passable, and the ape wants to spend his sorrow and climb.

There is a high standard of six dragons returning to the sun, and there is a return to the river with a reversal of the waves. The flight of the yellow crane is not yet passable.

Six Dragons Return to Japan: "Huainanzi" notes the clouds: "Take a car on a day, drive with six dragons." Xi and Yuzhi. To this face and thin than Yu Yuan, Xi and so far back to the six wings. "The dragon is the dragon. High standard: refers to the highest peak in Shu Mountain that can be used as a sign of one side.

Rush: A wave raised by the impact of a current, in this case a rapid. Retrofold: The flow of water swirls. Huichuan: A river with whirlpools.

There is a mountain top that blocks the six dragon cars of the sun god, and there is a large river with a twist and turn of the torrent emptying below.

This is a poem from Li Bai's "Shu Dao Difficulty".

Above there is the highest peak that even the six dragons pulling the cart have to bend, and below there is a whirlpool of waves that are rushing and splashing and reversing.

There are six dragons returning to the high standard of the sun, this is for sure.

And then the ladder stone stack is hooked together I have seen this version Another way of saying is that I have never seen a male flying female from around the forest I have seen both I think this is more appropriate, and many poems have this kind of problem.

I don't know which version should prevail, except for the judgment based on literary common sense, I'm afraid that the version that has been circulated a lot can only prevail.

It's a "high standard", which is what we learn in the textbooks.

It is a greeting song. Ah, friends.

Love, love, I sing to greet you.

What's the matter with you.

In the spring. Summer.

Ding, ding, ding. Autumn and harsh winters.

I'm ding, ding, ding.

Ding, ding, ding, joy, like you.

Ah, friends.

Love, love, I sing to greet you.

What's the matter with you.

In the spring. Summer.

Ding, ding, ding. Autumn and harsh winters.

I'm ding, ding, ding.

Ding, ding, ding, joy, like you.

Ah, friends.

Love, love, I sing to greet you.

What's the matter with you.

In the spring. Summer.

Ding, ding, ding. Autumn and harsh winters.

I'm ding, ding, ding.

Ding, ding, ding, joy, like you.

Greeting song. The episodes of meeting love around the corner are:

The Courage to Love - Lai Yayan (opening song).

I want to say - Choi Min-woo (interlude).

It's time to forget that you're right - Zhou Hui (interlude).

Tomorrow is to forget yesterday - Huang Dawei (interlude).

I can - Choi Min-woo (interlude).

Discovery - Zhou Hui (interlude).

There is only one of himself - Huang Dawei (interlude).

Can You Hear Me - Cai Minyou (Interlude) I Can - Performance Version (Interlude).

Little Star Variations - Performance Version (Interlude).

Greeting - Romantic version of the performance (interlude).

I want to say - the performance version (interlude).

A few points - Luo Zhixiang (interlude) - is that Xinlei wants to go back to Shanghai, and when they are separated by the sea, Xinlei asks Qin Lang to close her eyes and say what she looks like, and Qin Lang stretches out her hand (the song that touches me the most in the whole play).

Good tears, bad tears (Xu Ruoxuan).

Love Corner - Luo Zhixiang (ending song).

Yes! That country has it all. Pork is the food that the human body needs the most.

How can there be no pigs in Japan!

If there are no pigs in Japan, where does the term Japanese pig come from?