Where is the Qin Shi Huang of old?
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Which of these two poems is the authentic one? (1) Why argue over a small patch of wall? It doesn’t matter if it’s just a few feet ； The Great Wall still stands for thousands of miles, yet Qin Shi Huang is no longer there! (2) One writes letters over long distances just for a wall; why not give in three feet? The Great Wall still stands today, yet Qin Shi Huang is no longer here!
Don’t rush, speak slowly; don’t repeat things. I know it’s wet – it’s raining outside. :lol
So talented – really impressive! :lol
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-12-22 at 18:59. Going thousands of miles to send a letter just for a wall – why not give in and allow three feet of space? The Great Wall still stands today, yet Qin Shi Huang is no longer around! All I know is the second version.
Have heard the second version~~~~~
The Story of Wufu Alley, Second Official Version
I’ve learned something new; taking a step back opens up a vast world – the Six-Foot Alley
The second one is the correct answer; it seems to be Zhang Ying from the Qing dynasty.
The first one is the authentic version. Lin Han’s “Admonitions to Sons and Daughters” from the Ming Dynasty
I only remember the last two lines; now there are two of them, it’s so annoying
Generally, people come across the second version first; it reads very smoothly
Practical interests – our lives today are still influenced by Qin Shi Huang
What is this allusion? I seem to have heard of it; it’s a story about a wealthy family and the ordinary people living nearby. I’ve forgotten who exactly it is and where it takes place
In ancient times, poets rarely used vague concepts like \"feet\" when writing poems. .
Anyway, give it a like