Chinese poems · 骆宾王 Luo Binwang · Tang dynasty
咏鹅 Ode to the Goose
Said to have been written when the poet was seven: a white goose singing on green water. Chinese children often learn it before any other poem.
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鹅，鹅，鹅，
Goose, goose, goose,
曲项向天歌。
curving its neck, it sings to the sky.
白毛浮绿水，
White feathers float on green water;
红掌拨清波。
red feet paddle the clear waves.
What does 咏鹅 mean?
咏鹅 is “Ode to the Goose”. Said to have been written when the poet was seven: a white goose singing on green water. Chinese children often learn it before any other poem.
What is the pinyin of 咏鹅?
é é é / qū xiàng xiàng tiān gē / bái máo fú lǜ shuǐ / hóng zhǎng bō qīng bō.
Who wrote 咏鹅?
Luo Binwang (骆宾王), a poet of the Tang dynasty.
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Poems over a thousand years old; the English and pinyin are ours, the pinyin as Chinese schools teach it.