69陪郑广文游何将军山林十首其四

Visiting the Mountain Grove of General He in the Company of Instructor Zheng IV Neighboring cottages stretch to tall bamboo, a sparse[1] hedge bears late flowers. The millstone whirlpool is deep enough to sink a horse, Rattan[2] vines so twisted they could hide snakes. My skill in poetic expositions brings no gain, my tracks in mountain forests are not far in the future. I will grab up all my books and sell them and come to call on the home to your east. 单词释义 [1] sparse [spɑːs] adj. 稀少的; 稀疏的; 零落的; [2] rattan [ræˈtæn] n. 藤(东南亚蔓生植物，茎干多用于做家具);