Cangyang Gyatso s classic verses, what are Cangyang Gyatso s classic verses?

1. It's best not to meet, so don't fall in love. It's better not to know. In that case, there will be no lovesickness. - Cang** Gyatso.

2. For many years, you have been living in seclusion in my wounds, I have let go of heaven and earth, but I have never let you go, the thousands of mountains and rivers in my life, let you say goodbye one by one. - Cang** Gyatso.

3. How many secrets does a person need to hide in order to live a life skillfully. - Cang** Gyatso.

4. I have considered a lot of emotional damage to the Vatican, but I am also afraid not to leave the city when I enter the mountains, and the safe way in the world is not as good as coming to Qingqing. - Cang** Gyatso.

5. In the world, apart from life and death, what things are not idle. - Cangyang Gyatso, "Cangyang Gyatso's Poetry Biography".

6. However, if you have met, you will know that you have met and why you have disappeared. Ande and Jun are absolute, and do not teach life and death lovesickness. - Cang** Gyatso.

Living in the Potala Palace, I am the biggest king in the snowy region. Wandering on the streets of Lhasa, I am the most beautiful lover in the world. - Cang** Gyatso.

8, laughing that glitz falls, the moon is like washing, laughing that passes quietly, flowers are ten thousand, Cangyang Gyatso.

In the world, apart from life and death, what is not an idle matter. - Cangyang Gyatso, "Cangyang Gyatso's Poetry Biography".

It's better not to see each other, so that you don't fall in love. It's better not to know each other, so that you don't fall in love. - Cangyang Gyatso has been living in seclusion in my wounds for many years, I have let go of heaven and earth, but I have never let go of you, the mountains and rivers in my life, let you say goodbye one by one. - Cangyang Gyatso.

I was worried about hurting the Sanskrit line, and I was afraid that I would not fall into the city when I entered the mountain, and I had the law of both sides in the world, and I didn't live up to it. - Cangyang Gyatso.

Living in the Potala Palace, I am the biggest king in the snowy region. Wandering on the streets of Lhasa, I am the most beautiful lover in the world. - Cangyang Gyatso.

Cangying Gyatso's classic poems are: In a hurry to find a lover, return in the snow at dawn. Who knows the organ, Cangying Gyatso does not pull the palace.

His poems have a lot of ah, such as:

If you want to lean on the green window to accompany Qingqing, you regret that you have made a mistake in this life.

I have the heart to go to the jungle with a bowl, and I have a love for a beauty.

There is also a desire to be happy with each other, and not to deceive the soul and return to the emperor's hometown.

There is also a record of re-making appointments, and people are in pairs when the moon becomes a hook.

"Love Poems Its Fifteenth" Qing Dynasty Cangyang Gyatso.

Sunset hides from everyone, but tells the pet dog. Be careful not to say that the person has gone, and when you return, the temple is near dawn.