guófēng·zhèngfēng

7-1

How well the black robe fits! When it is worn out, I will make another. I go to your chamber, And on my return, I give you fine attire. How good the black robe is! When it is worn out, I will make anew. I go to your chamber, And on my return, I give you fine attire. How comfortable the black robe is! When it is worn out, I will make it over. I go to your chamber, And on my return, I give you fine attire.

GLM · 2025 · machine-generated

7-2

I pray you, Zhong-zi! Do not leap into our hamlet, Do not break our willow trees. Do I dare grudge them? I fear my father and mother. Zhong is worthy to be loved — But the words of father and mother Are also to be feared. I pray you, Zhong-zi! Do not leap over our wall, Do not break our mulberry trees. Do I dare grudge them? I fear my elder brothers. Zhong is worthy to be loved — But the words of my brothers Are also to be feared. I pray you, Zhong-zi! Do not leap into our garden, Do not break our sandalwood trees. Do I dare grudge them? I fear people will talk. Zhong is worthy to be loved — But the talk of people Is also to be feared.

GLM · 2025 · machine-generated

7-3

When Shu goes to the hunt, The lane has no dwellers. Are there no dwellers? None like Shu — Truly handsome and good. When Shu goes a-hunting, The lane has no revellers. Are there no revellers? None like Shu — Truly handsome and fine. When Shu goes to the wild, The lane has no horsemen. Are there no horsemen? None like Shu — Truly handsome and brave.

GLM · 2025 · machine-generated

7-4

Shu goes to the hunt, Riding four strong bays. He holds the reins like ribbons, The outrancers move like dancers. Shu is in the marsh; The torches all blaze up. Baring his arm, he attacks the tiger, And lays it before the duke. Take care, Shu, do not try it again — Beware lest it wound you! Shu goes to the hunt, Riding four yellow steeds. The two leaders onward press, The outrancers in goose-step. Shu is in the marsh; The torches all flame up. Shu is skilled at shooting, ah! And a good charioteer, ah! Now he reins the gallop, ah! Now he lets the arrow fly, ah! Shu goes to the hunt, Riding four dappled steeds. The two leaders, head to head, The outrancers like hands. Shu is in the marsh; The torches pile high. Shu's horse goes slowly, ah! His arrows fly seldom, ah! He puts away the covered quiver, ah! He lays aside the bow in its case, ah!

GLM · 2025 · machine-generated

7-5

The men of Qing are at Peng, Mail-clad horses, stamping. Twin spears with double tassels — Up and down by the river they ride. The men of Qing are at Xiao, Mail-clad horses, gleaming. Twin spears with double rings — Free and easy by the river they ride. The men of Qing are at Zhou, Mail-clad horses, steady. Wheeling left and drawing right — The centre ranks make a fine show.

GLM · 2025 · machine-generated

7-6

The lamb's-fur robe, sleek and moist, Truly upright and noble. That man there — Gives his life and changes not. The lamb's-fur robe with leopard cuffs, Truly strong and powerful. That man there — The straightener of the land. The lamb's-fur robe, so fine! Three ornaments, so bright! That man there — The glory of the land.

GLM · 2025 · machine-generated

7-7

The wife says: 'The cock has crowed.' The husband says: 'It is barely dawn.' 'Get up and look at the night; The morning star is shining. You should be off, you should be away, To shoot the duck and goose.' 'You shoot and bring them down, And I will dress them for you. With the dressing, we'll drink wine, And grow old together with you. Lute and zither in attendance, All is quiet and well. Knowing you are coming, I give you varied gems. Knowing you are gentle, I give you varied gems to ask. Knowing you are loving, I give you varied gems to repay.'

GLM · 2025 · machine-generated

7-8

There is a lady in my carriage, Her face like the blossoms of the hibiscus. We drive, we fly — Her pendant gems of jasper. The eldest of the Jiang — Truly lovely and elegant. There is a lady walking with me, Her face like the blossoms of the mallow. We drive, we fly — Her pendant gems go clang-clang. The eldest of the Jiang — Her virtuous name is not forgotten.

GLM · 2025 · machine-generated

7-9

How splendid you are! You waited for me in the lane — Would that I had gone with you! How grand you are! You waited for me in the hall — Would that I had escorted you! I put on my silken robe, My silken lower robe. Uncles, elder brothers — Harness the horses, I go with him. My silken lower robe, My silken robe. Uncles, elder brothers — Harness the horses, I go home.

GLM · 2025 · machine-generated

7-10

Cold and bleak the wind and rain, The cock crows, jie-jie. Now that I see my lord, How could my heart not be at peace? Soughing, soughing, the wind and rain, The cock crows, jiao-jiao. Now that I see my lord, How could my heart not be healed? Dark as night the wind and rain, The cock crows, on and on. Now that I see my lord, How could my heart not rejoice?

GLM · 2025 · machine-generated

7-11

:「《》,。」

Blue, blue is your collar, Long, long is my longing. Though I do not go to you, Why do you not send word? Blue, blue is your pendant, Long, long is my thought. Though I do not go to you, Why do you not come? Lightly tripping, up and down, On the gate-tower of the wall. A day without seeing you Is like three months.

GLM · 2025 · machine-generated