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Nien nu chiao

The Ynagtze flows east

Washing away

A thousand ages of great men

West of the ramparts --

People say --

Are the fables Red Cliffs of young Chou of the Three Kingdoms

Rebellious rocks pierce the sky

Frightening waves rip the bank

The backwash churns vast snowy swells --

River and mountains like a painting

how many heroes passed them, once ...

Think back to those years, Chou Yu --

Just married to the younger Chiao --

Brave, brilliant

With plumed fan, silk kerchief

Laughed and talked

While masts and oars vanished to flying ash and smoke!

I roam through ancient realms

Absurdly moved

Turn gray too soon --

A man's life passes like a dream --

Pour out a cup then, to the river, and the moon

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