Lyrics of Fei Cun Ke Bei's Chang'an annals

On the dream from the beginning

A cup of wine for my visit to the world

Sunshine peaks, heavy moon, great river

The sky is high, the clouds are light, the moment is a thousand years

The immortal rides the crane to have the banquet to climb the Qionglou

Welcome the generals and princes with chariots

Add white jade to the dust of rouge

Smile and smile all over the city

The wine opens, the feast is full, the music is all over the soul and the color teaches

Penglai is fond of worldly affairs

Only ask which kind of good color envies human spring and autumn

Beauty in Chang'an

Where are beauties buried like flowers and smoke

Dare to call gods, Buddhas, ghosts and ghosts all over love

Three hundred poems

Partial words and sentences are scattered, and the whole world is mediocre

We are now at the leisure of the Dragon Court

With the help of iron painting and silver hook

Drunk, open your eyes, smoke and mist

The wine is poured into the sea

The wine opens, the feast is full, the music is all over the soul and the color teaches

Penglai is fond of worldly affairs

Only ask which kind of good color envies human spring and autumn

Beauty in Chang'an

After the banquet, people return to the spring, and the full moon becomes thinner

Envy only the eaves, old crabapple not willing to drop branches

Once sleepwalking in the golden age

It's as if I should remember something

End.