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Best Famous Jueju Poems

Here is a collection of the all-time best famous Jueju poems. This is a select list of the best famous Jueju poetry. Reading, writing, and enjoying famous Jueju poetry (as well as classical and contemporary poems) is a great past time. These top poems are the best examples of jueju poems.

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Jueju, No. 3 of 4 (Two Golden Orioles Sing in the Green Willows)

Two (measure word) golden orioles sing green willow One row white egrets on blue sky Window contain west mountain thousand autumn snow Door moor east Wu ten thousand li boat
Two golden orioles sing in the green willows, A row of white egrets against the blue sky. The window frames the western hills' snow of a thousand autumns, At the door is moored, from eastern Wu, a boat of ten thousand li.


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Jueju, No. 1 of 2 (In Late Sun, the River and Hills are Beautiful)

Late sun river hill beautiful Spring wind flower grass fragrant Mud thaw fly swallow Sand warm sleep mandarin duck
In late sun, the river and hills are beautiful, The spring breeze bears the fragrance of flowers and grass. The mud has thawed, and swallows fly around, On the warm sand, mandarin ducks are sleeping.
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Jueju, No. 2 of 2 (The River's Blue, The Bird a Perfect White)

River blue bird exceed white Hill green flower about to ignite This spring see again have What day be return year
The river's blue, the bird a perfect white, The mountain green with flowers about to blaze. I've watched the spring pass away again, When will I be able to return?
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Jueju (Enjoying Flowers Walking Alone on a Riverbank, No. 5 of 7)

Huang abbot pagoda before river water east Spring bright lazy sleepy rely on light wind Peach blossom one clump open without owner Lovely deep red love light red
Before Abbot Huang's pagoda, east of the river water, Spring is bright and delicate in the gentle breeze. One clump of peach blossom's opened, no-one to own it, Is dark or light red more to be loved?
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Jueju (Enjoying Flowers Walking Alone on a Riverbank, No. 6 of 7)

Huangsi girl house flowers fill path Thousand blossom ten thousand blossom press branch low Reluctant to leave play butterfly constantly dance Free and unrestrained lovely oriole cry
At Huang Si's house, flowers fill the path, Myriad blossoms press the branches low. Constantly dancing butterflies stay to play, Unrestrained, the lovely orioles cry.


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Jueju Free Mood, No. 7 of 9 (The Path is Paved With Poplar Catkins)

Grain path poplar blossom pave white carpet Little stream lotus leaves piled green money Bamboo shoot root sprout no person see Sand on duckling beside mother sleep
The path is paved with poplar catkins, a carpet of white grain, Lotus leaves on the little stream are piled like green coins. Among the roots of new bamboo, sprouts that no man has seen, On the sand nearby, a duckling sleeps beside its mother.
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Jueju Free Mood, No. 3 of 9 (I Know Well That My Thatched Hut)

Know well thatched building very low small River on swallows therefore come often Hold in mouth mud bit dirt zither books inside Furthermore catch flying insects hit person
I know well that my thatched hut is very low and small, Because of that, the swallows on the river often come. The bits of mud they bring in their mouths get into my zither and books, And trying to catch the flying insects, they drive them into me.

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