Chinese poems · 杜甫 Du Fu · Tang dynasty
绝句 Quatrain (Two Orioles)
Four lines, four pictures: orioles in the willows, egrets in the sky, snow on the western hills through the window, and boats from far away at the door.
两个黄鹂鸣翠柳，
Two orioles sing in the green willows;
一行白鹭上青天。
a line of white egrets rises into the blue sky.
窗含西岭千秋雪，
My window frames the western hills’ snow of a thousand autumns;
门泊东吴万里船。
at my door are moored boats from Wu, ten thousand li away.
What does 绝句 mean?
绝句 is “Quatrain”. Four lines, four pictures: orioles in the willows, egrets in the sky, snow on the western hills through the window, and boats from far away at the door.
What is the pinyin of 绝句?
liǎng gè huáng lí míng cuì liǔ / yī háng bái lù shàng qīng tiān / chuāng hán xī lǐng qiān qiū xuě / mén bó dōng wú wàn lǐ chuán.
Who wrote 绝句?
Du Fu (杜甫), 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.