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唐诗三百首_中英对照 · 作者:佚名 · 字数:5,011 · 2026-10-08 17:43
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秘矫矪

ネぃǎ 笆把籔坝

さ確 縊离

ぶЁ碭 芀緑籥

砐侣碍 佩㊣荐い竮

瞛更 绑

ゼ盉 ㄠ┛Θ︽

┥礛穛磅 拜иㄓよ

拜氮ゼ 臱ㄠ霉皊歼

獴芭琄 穝丁独竏

嘿穦螟 羭仓乱

乱ョぃ綤 稰珿種

ら筳┄ ㄆㄢ

Five-character-ancient-verse

Du Fu

TO MY RETIRED FRIEND WEI

It is almost as hard for friends to meet

As for the morning and evening stars.

Tonight then is a rare event,

Joining, in the candlelight,

Two men who were young not long ago

But now are turning grey at the temples.

...To find that half our friends are dead

Shocks us, burns our hearts with grief.

We little guessed it would be twenty years

Before I could visit you again.

When I went away, you were still unmarried;

But now these boys and girls in a row

Are very kind to their father's old friend.

They ask me where I have been on my journey;

And then, when we have talked awhile,

They bring and show me wines and dishes,

Spring chives cut in the night-rain

And brown rice cooked freshly a special way.

...My host proclaims it a festival,

He urges me to drink ten cups --

But what ten cups could make me as drunk

As I always am with your love in my heart?

...Tomorrow the mountains will separate us;

After tomorrow-who can say?

010

きē钢

╦

ㄎ

荡Τㄎ ﹡é

お▆產 箂辅ㄌれ

闽い赤睹 綝炳籍

﹛蔼ì阶 ぃ眔Μ癌ψ

薄碿癐凡 窾ㄆ繦锣离

ひ碆淮痢ㄠ 穝ド

﹟ 纏續ぃ縒盝

ǎ穝 ê籇侣

瑄睲 瑄緽

ㄍ盇芥痌癹 瞣炮干璗

篕ぃ础緑 琭笆迸

ぱ碒籄砈痢 ら记λ

Five-character-ancient-verse

Du Fu

ALONE IN HER BEAUTY

Who is lovelier than she?

Yet she lives alone in an empty valley.

She tells me she came from a good family

Which is humbled now into the dust.

...When trouble arose in the Kuan district,

Her brothers and close kin were killed.

What use were their high offices,

Not even shielding their own lives? --

The world has but scorn for adversity;

Hope goes out, like the light of a candle.

Her husband, with a vagrant heart,

Seeks a new face like a new piece of jade;

And when morning-glories furl at night

And mandarin-ducks lie side by side,

All he can see is the smile of the new love,

While the old love weeps unheard.

The brook was pure in its mountain source,

But away from the mountain its waters darken.

...Waiting for her maid to come from selling pearls

For straw to cover the roof again,

She picks a few flowers, no longer for her hair,

And lets pine-needles fall through her fingers,

And, forgetting her thin silk sleeve and the cold,

She leans in the sunset by a tall bamboo.

011

きē钢

╦

冠フぇ

羘 ネ盽磍磍

玭縛聗 硋礚

珿и冠 и拘

さ霉呼 Τπ羖

獶キネ活 隔环ぃ代

活ㄓ番狶獵 活闽峨堵

辅る骸辩 礢好酚肅︹

瞏猧溜 礚ㄏ惦纒眔

Five-character-ancient-verse

Du Fu

SEEING Li Bai IN A DREAM I

There are sobs when death is the cause of parting;

But life has its partings again and again.

...From the poisonous damps of the southern river

You had sent me not one sign from your exile --

Till you came to me last night in a dream,

Because I am always thinking of you.

I wondered if it were really you,

Venturing so long a journey.

You came to me through the green of a forest,

You disappeared by a shadowy fortress....

Yet out of the midmost mesh of your snare,

How could you lift your wings and use them?

...I woke, and the low moon's glimmer on a rafter

Seemed to be your face, still floating in the air.

...There were waters to cross, they were wild and tossing;

If you fell, there were dragons and rivermonsters.

012

きē钢

╦

冠フぇ

疊冻沧ら︽ 笴ぃ

繵冠 薄克ǎ種

耴盽Ы玃 璚笵ㄓぃ

打猧 ︵藩ア糦

穔フ 璝璽キネв

玜籠骸ㄊ地 吹縒棘眧

盓お呼 盢ρōは仓

窾烦 盜规ōㄆ

Five-character-ancient-verse

Du Fu

SEEING Li Bai IN A DREAM II

This cloud, that has drifted all day through the sky,

May, like a wanderer, never come back....

Three nights now I have dreamed of you --

As tender, intimate and real as though I were awake.

And then, abruptly rising to go,

You told me the perils of adventure

By river and lake-the storms, the wrecks,

The fears that are borne on a little boat;

And, here in my doorway, you rubbed your white head

As if there were something puzzling you.

...Our capital teems with officious people,

While you are alone and helpless and poor.

Who says that the heavenly net never fails?

It has brought you ill fortune, old as you are.

...A thousand years' fame, ten thousand years' fame-

What good, when you are dead and gone.

013

きē钢

蝴

癳

皑都皊 拜┮ぇ

ēぃ眔種 耴玭东

馋確籇 フ冻礚荷

拜

Five-character-quatrain

Wang Wei

AT PARTING

I dismount from my horse and I offer you wine,

And I ask you where you are going and why.

And you answer: "I am discontent

And would rest at the foot of the southern mountain.

So give me leave and ask me no questions.

White clouds pass there without end."

014

きē钢

蝴

癳鉼ゐ肩辅材临秏

竧礚留 璣艶荷ㄓ耴

笶狥 ぃ眔臮蹦哩

琂环 盓お笵獶

瞐碒 ㄊ羅琄︾

竚皊笵 み籔и笻

︽讽疊赐 ゼ碭┴磛

环攫盿︽ ﹖讽辅穟

垦続ぃノ づ孔祡

Five-character-quatrain

Wang Wei

TO QIWU QIAN BOUND HOME

AFTER FAILING IN AN EXAMINATION

In a happy reign there should be no hermits;

The wise and able should consult together....

So you, a man of the eastern mountains,

Gave up your life of picking herbs

And came all the way to the Gate of Gold --

But you found your devotion unavailing.

...To spend the Day of No Fire on one of the southern rivers,

You have mended your spring clothes here in these northern cities.

I pour you the farewell wine as you set out from the capital --

Soon I shall be left behind here by my bosomfriend.

In your sail-boat of sweet cinnamon-wood

You will float again toward your own thatch door,

Led along by distant trees

To a sunset shining on a far-away town.

...What though your purpose happened to fail,

Doubt not that some of us can hear high music.

015

きē钢

蝴

獵疗

ē独 –硋獵疗

繦盢窾锣 届硚礚κń

羘迟睹ホい ︹繰瞏猀柑

簓簓ζ蒂赢 坚坚琈傅斧

иみ盯 睲縁

叫痙絃ホ 敞盢╫

Five-character-quatrain

Wang Wei

A GREEN STREAM

I have sailed the River of Yellow Flowers,

Borne by the channel of a green stream,

Rounding ten thousand turns through the mountains

On a journey of less than thirty miles....

Rapids hum over heaped rocks;

But where light grows dim in the thick pines,

The surface of an inlet sways with nut-horns

And weeds are lush along the banks.

...Down in my heart I have always been as pure

As this limpid water is....

Oh, to remain on a broad flat rock

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