No. 48 · Tang poem · seven-character regulated verse第 48 首 · 唐诗 · 七言律诗
wén闻guān官jūn军shōu收hé河nán南hé河běi北
dù杜fǔ甫Du Fu · Tang唐
Hearing That the Imperial Army Has Taken Back Henan and Hebei
jiàn剑wài外hū忽chuán传shōu收jì蓟běi北
chū初wén闻tì涕lèi泪mǎn满yī衣cháng裳
què却kàn看qī妻zǐ子chóu愁hé何zài在
màn漫juǎn卷shī诗shū书xǐ喜yù欲kuáng狂
bái白rì日fàng放gē歌xū须zòng纵jiǔ酒
qīng青chūn春zuò作bàn伴hǎo好huán还xiāng乡
jí即cóng从bā巴xiá峡chuān穿wū巫xiá峡
biàn便xià下xiāng襄yáng阳xiàng向luò洛yáng阳
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。
In line one, the old source writes jiàn (sword) with a rarer variant form of the same character. Textbooks use the standard form. The meaning is the same.
第一句的“剑”,这里的古籍底本写作“劒”,是“剑”的另一种写法,意思一样。课本用“剑”。