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Kang Jiuxu, | inner Mongolia: I came from Ejina

Kang Jiuxu, | inner Mongolia: I came from Ejina

Original author: Kang Jiuxu| Xilinhot, Inner Mongolia

I came from Ejin

I came from Ejin,

Cloaked in the color of desert poplar

Colorful agate stones shine

The Gobi Desert is vast

The sweet cantaloupe moisturizes

People's thousand gestures

The sound of camel bells echoing in the background

The 800-year-old god tree tells

The rise and fall of history

2000 years of living in Yanze nursing

Saibei's also set is

The wind outside the plug carved a magnificent picture

The snow on the edge reflects the silent sea of red willow forests

Pick up a bunch of Shayan in the air

Outline the Milky Way

It was when the stars were in the air

It was Haoyue Jiaojie

Walked past Black Hawk Mountain and Horsemane Mountain

Walked through the Black City and the Red City

Walked past the banks of the Blackwater River, by Swan Lake

Witnessed the East Wind

Shaking Shenzhou to build a dream space

Echoes echoed in Turgut

The hardships and heroism of Donggui

That building

The mountains

That sea

That face

They are all deeply imprinted in my mind

Just as Ejina came from history

Every piece of land

Every cloud

Every poplar tree

Every cluster of shuttle wood

They all accompanied Ejin na all the way

And that Juyan Han Jane

And the black city arrow cluster

And the bits and pieces of 2,000 years of history...

From history to the present

From the past to the future

Now, now

We are moving from Ejin to the future

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Kang Jiuxu, pen name: Xin Zi, a native of Xilinhot, Inner Mongolia, after the 90s, has loved classical Chinese poetry since childhood, and will improvise some prose and poetry on weekdays, and has published works in Youth Digest.

Kang Jiuxu, | inner Mongolia: I came from Ejina

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