Tang poem · five-character regulated verse唐诗 · 五言律诗
chú除yè夜yǒu有huái怀
cuī崔tú涂Cui Tu · Tang唐
Thoughts on New Year's Eve
tiáo迢dì递sān三bā巴lù路
jī羁wēi危wàn万lǐ里shēn身
luàn乱shān山cán残xuě雪yè夜
gū孤zhú烛yì异xiāng乡rén人
jiàn渐yǔ与gǔ骨ròu肉yuǎn远
zhuǎn转yú于tóng僮pú仆qīn亲
nǎ那kān堪zhèng正piāo飘bó泊
míng明rì日suì岁huá华xīn新
Underlined words have notes: tap one. The Pinyin button below shows or hides all pinyin. 一 and 不 are marked with the tone you actually say.字下有虚线的,点开有注释。下方的“拼音”按钮可以显示或隐藏全部拼音。“一”“不”标的是实际读出来的变调。
The source text lists this poem under Meng Haoran, with a slightly different title and a few different words: "lonely lamp" for "lonely candle", "slaves and servants" for "servant boys", and "the coming day" for "tomorrow". The common Three Hundred Tang Poems gives it to Cui Tu, titled "Thoughts on New Year's Eve", with "candle", "servant boys" and "tomorrow". We follow that common text.
底本把这首诗归在孟浩然名下,题作《岁除夜有怀》,文字也有几处不同:“孤灯异乡人”“转于奴仆亲”“来日岁华新”。通行的《唐诗三百首》署名崔涂,题作《除夜有怀》,作“孤烛”“僮仆”“明日”,这里用通行本。