Tang poem · seven-character regulated verse唐诗 · 七言律诗
xíng行jīng经huà华yīn阴
cuī崔hào颢Cui Hao · Tang唐
Passing Through Huayin
tiáo岧yáo峣tài太huà华fǔ俯xián咸jīng京
tiān天wài外sān三fēng峰xuē削bù不chéng成
wǔ武dì帝cí祠qián前yún云yù欲sàn散
xiān仙rén人zhǎng掌shàng上yǔ雨chū初qíng晴
hé河shān山běi北zhěn枕qín秦guān关xiǎn险
yì驿lù路xī西lián连hàn汉zhì畤píng平
jiè借wèn问lù路páng旁míng名lì利kè客
hé何rú如cǐ此chù处xué学cháng长shēng生
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 the first line the corpus uses an old variant form of yao. The corpus reads yi shu (post-road trees) in line six, lu bang in line seven, and wu ru in the last line. Most common editions read yi lu (post road), lu pang, and he ru. Bang here means the same as pang, the roadside. Wu ru means nothing is better than; he ru means how could it compare with. The meaning is close.
语料首句作“岧嶤”,“嶤”是“峣”的异体字。语料第六句作“驿树”,第七句作“路傍”,末句作“无如”;通行本多作“驿路”“路旁”“何如”。“傍”在这里同“旁”。“无如”是“不如”,“何如”是“哪里比得上”,意思相近。