laitimes

Live hard, and possibly, be overwhelmed by dust

Live with dignity

If only for a moment

I prayed that I would die immediately

Die in this sweet dream

Put the brightly colored cherries in piping hot oil and fry them repeatedly

Fry dry bones and blood to embellish the youth of the snow

I was explaining death to them

Live hard, and possibly, be overwhelmed by dust

Cattle are slaves to crops

Be diligent and love the land

Man is the slave of life

Live hard, and possibly, be overwhelmed by dust

Cows are our friends

Farmers never eat the flesh and blood of their friends

We are slaves to life

Trampled on with dignity and living

Live hard, and possibly, be overwhelmed by dust

I was in the midst of prosperity, clustered with contempt, nibbling on steamed buns

I was so hungry

Can only afford to eat steamed buns

Tears came back into his eyes

Slowly flows into the heart, liver, spleen, lungs

Churning in the bitter ocean

I nibbled on the buns

Live hard, and possibly, be overwhelmed by dust

I dragged the tall building with my hands up to the ground

Every grain of sand has my blood

Which brick has robbed me of my flesh and blood

It's good to only smash a part of my body

My poor co-worker

He died with a brick in his hand

Red, heavy, man-eating bricks

He didn't have time to think about the mountains thousands of miles away

Wives and children who plant crops and look forward to it, young and old

And then there's the one-year salary arrears

The living can't get it yet

Live hard, and possibly, be overwhelmed by dust

I returned to my homeland with the dignity of life

Brandishing his scythe, he rushed into the field

There was a lonely grave in the wet field

Write my name

The water that nourishes the ears of rice can't nourish me either

I shivered coldly

I'm hungry again

Pull down a handful of spikes

Blood was spitting out of the throat