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Written at an Inn in Lin'an
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Lin Sheng fl. 1190
Hills upon hills pavilions beyond pavilions
The singing and danacing never stop at West Lake
Revelers are so drunk on the warmth
They mistake Hangzhou for Bianzhou
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Tí Línān Dǐ
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Lín Shēng fl. 1180
Shān wài qīng shān lóu wài lóu,
Xīhú gēwǔ jǐshí xiū?
Nuǎn fēng xūn dé yóurén zuì,
Zhí bǎ Hángzhōu zuò Biànzhōu.
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Notes: From Poems of the Masters, one of the best books of general translations of Chinese poems into English. Detailed notes on each poem and all poems are displayed.
Translated by Red Pine, published by Copper Canyon Press.
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