Wang Xi's book "Sun and Moon Like Chi Ti" has five lines and 35 words. Also known as "Sun Moon Thesis".
The phrase "abandoning one's back and repeating the week" in the post refers to the second anniversary of the death, which coincides with the "Great Xiang" exorcism. "Mu and Song" were the second sons of the bereaved mother, the "Book of Jin" and the "Genealogy of the Wang Clan", Wang Shao's eldest son Wang Mu, Zi Boyuan, Jin Linhai Taishou, the second son Wang Mo, and the youngest son Wang Hui. Maybe Mousson is called one person. However, Xi Zhi was older than Wang Shao, so the concubine was Xi Zhi's honorific title for the wife of his brother Wang Shao, and this letter should be a letter to Wang Shao. In addition, Mr. Yujiro Tanaka believed that the deceased sister-in-law was of the Zhou clan according to the "June 27Th Post", "Dead Sister-in-law Post", and "July 16Th Post" in the "Secretary of the Right Army".
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Wang Xizhi's "Sun and Moon Like Chi Ti" is an official version
Interpretation: The sun and the moon are like a dragon, the sister-in-law abandons the back and then weeks, goes to the moon Mu Song Daxiang, Bong Zhan Kuran, forever only sad, love is like cutting, Ru also increases admiration, and the province is sour.