STUDY IN CHINA GLOBAL (SCG)Yŏng E
咏 鹅
Luò Bīnwáng
骆 宾 王
É é é
鹅 鹅 鹅，
qū xiàng xiàng tiān gē.
曲 项 向 天 歌。
Bái máo fú lǜ shuĭ,
白 毛 浮 绿 水，
hóng zhăng bō qīng bō.
红 掌 拨 清 波。
English translation:
To Ganders
Luò bīn wáng
goose, goose, goose,
Sing to sky with necks incurving.
White feathers afloat on verdant waters,
Orange palmate feet push the clear water.
To Ganders
Luò bīn wáng
goose, goose, goose,
Sing to sky with necks incurving.
White feathers afloat on verdant waters,
Orange palmate feet push the clear water.
Author Brief:
Luò bīn wáng(640AD-684AD), a famous poet in Tang Dynasty, wrote this poem at seven years old. He was regarded as the one of the four distinguished poems in early Tang Dynasty.
生词(Shēngcí) Vocabulary:
1. 咏( yŏng): v to admire something
2. 项( xiàng): n the back of the neck
3. 掌( zhăng): n the paw of the gander
4. 拨( bō): v to push aside
5. 清波( qīng bō): v the clear wave
