Liangzhu? 5,000 years of poetry with you | Li Ben: Liangzhu Memory

Liangzhu memory

Text/Li Ben

How long is the North Amaranth Creek

Memories that snaked through 5,000 years

The wind swept through the mountain

Good people, your footprints

It is also deeply rooted in an ancient city

Early in the morning you fish in the Watergate net

I'm in Nagisa

If the grunt of the vermilion-necked dove

There was a strange harmony

I know you're hiding in that tuft of reeds

Your eyes are like jade stars

Your mind is like a lotus like a hundred nectar

The tomb of the anti-mountain

Tall willow fir

We met at noon

It is in the field weir where the rice ears are filled

I use ramie cloth

Wrapped in warm potatoes

Your grilled fish is cooked

Ou tea has a rough sweetness

The other side of Mojiao Mountain

The king's feast is being laid out

His open-mindedness is amazing

Newly dredged canal water

Drainage during the rainy season Watering during drought

We pray together

God's concern

If you marry me

The dowry must have either Yu Chun or Yu Bi

Worship the gods and goddesses

Bow down to you and me, and walk in silk

Good man, you are my Liangzhu Qingquan

The tallest flagpole of my Great Shade Mountain

Our heirs will spread their leaves and branches

The most beautiful flower urn is fired in the town of bottle kiln

Wrote poems for the land 5,000 years later

Tonight the moon rises

The light is everywhere

And we filled our hands with this cup of sweetness

Editor: Shen Zhushi

Editor-in-charge: Zhao Zhengnan

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