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: F4 p/ [3 @8 p5 Y- H: G明月几时有?把酒问青天。不知天上宫阙,今夕是何年?我欲乘风归去,又恐琼楼玉宇,高处不胜寒。起舞弄清影,何似在人间。, P9 V E5 k* M% H* c1 |0 e
0 }" ]0 D7 w9 H转朱阁,低绮户,照无眠。不应有恨,何事长向别时圆?人有悲欢离合,月有阴晴圆缺,此事古难全。但愿人长久,千里共婵娟。 1 r& |8 t% L q, _( {9 t" l: A j& g9 @9 o' K4 G5 s- n+ g
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许渊冲先生译作. ~. J2 u$ R9 k; F, e) w
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How long will the full moon appear? ) x* O" c/ E* u% i0 J : q( P3 h* ~* p6 WWine cup in hand, I ask the sky.% r( v- j) O/ S
1 c: s8 y* ^/ a; P! A3 T, E$ T6 b0 ]I donot know what time of the year 7 R4 k) ?$ E/ _3 r 8 u- p/ W9 o9 ~$ G% f’Twould be tonight in the palace on high. $ Z/ U0 b: X* a3 A. g5 F1 y3 e$ p8 |4 ]/ s# G j2 Q& E u
Riding the wind, there I would fly,8 T$ m3 q! E* P4 E! a0 C
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Yet I’m afraid the crystalline palace would be 9 G5 ^1 K2 ^1 E. N& E/ `+ h6 S4 K 0 D1 X5 X+ l+ D( K5 O- l: B5 `( HToo high and cold for me. S% [5 s7 P5 y2 r0 x" @; E; E' S1 H7 T; l- G
I rise and dance, with my shadow I play. 5 r* T1 k! d" W$ T. x! X4 V . U6 d3 S$ r$ h! S* \5 aOn high as on earth, would it be as gay?& L7 H; T& y# u: K- w/ J0 @
0 q( Z4 w2 Z/ _; _1 _2 p- AThe moon goes round the mansions red ! |5 a8 B8 [& u) X# Z' K/ ^8 ` ) S4 y; L* p- |4 S! \$ b: i7 V. `Through gauze-draped window soft to shed$ _+ b. f X) m! m0 E/ ?( `
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Her light upon the sleepless bed.5 k L- h7 y4 b* t( K& m
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Why then when people part, is the oft full and bright? ( Q6 l5 e4 M q; J 1 I$ x4 J; q& r; R' K. aMen have sorrow and joy; they part or meet again; , M- \; v; e0 S5 I' Q) _! s 9 E# P( J2 d' dThe moon is bright or dim and she may wax or wane.7 N, P5 F) {9 S {; I. Z6 P7 }
4 _. h7 d0 ~. }9 FThere has been nothing perfect since the olden days.& [ m* D" l m5 o
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Will live long as he can! ) n) X C! i Y' [5 Q8 k8 s . d* K7 r9 m9 c, s. J# J" E" `Though miles apart, we’ll share the beauty she displays." x9 S1 M7 W3 k$ j& S& J2 Q* @
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林语堂先生译作: . g% m6 g& ~- C/ m- l' X $ B% I. P5 r5 [) V0 s; ^, VHow rare the moon, so round and clear! & c5 c5 k7 Y* \! x" ^8 ]+ {" d) [ q( t- N6 u2 V: S9 x1 ~
With cup in hand, I ask of the blue sky, * P4 W5 C/ q7 v1 C8 N, w/ x: t! V8 W$ u7 o, r
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What name this festive night goes by?" ( B5 X" j0 C' Y' q# c& ^" w& K' r6 r" R: `
I want to fly home, riding the air,. k: L2 B4 P9 E
8 `& n2 D* @5 pBut fear the ethereal cold up there,2 l! A+ p% }8 `; I
1 w& x% h' p/ p- Y0 aThe jade and crystal mansions are so high! % \& R6 N$ F6 U" J/ y' Z0 \1 s' k5 U z6 U. B' X' ^& ^
Dancing to my shadow, : S+ u8 g" ~! u 6 I G+ A% ]" k* r' C3 f" VI feel no longer the mortal tie.$ C3 E) N( G& a$ C5 x" r6 \
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She rounds the vermilion tower,6 x: F; L! r9 V& N' Q
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And so men meet and say goodbye. 5 o1 w, Q7 K0 F/ \% U; n6 O6 p; `# G4 `
I only pray our life be long,: l0 M( O; f, B" R: q4 K. P
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