The original text of the book in Ming Lake Residence

Reading in Minghu Residence was a scene in the novel Water Margins. The story was about the heroes of Liangshan Lake who were scattered all over the country after being recruited. Some of them still insisted on resisting the imperial court, while others surrendered to the imperial court. As for Bright Lake Residence, they were one of the heroes who had surrendered to Liangshan Lake. They were together with the leader of Liangshan Lake, Song Jiang, and the others, listening to books and reading at Bright Lake Residence. At Bright Lake Residence, they had listened to Song Jiang and the others discuss how to continue resisting the imperial court and how to deal with the imperial court's pursuit.

Li Ping playing the harp and playing the pipa were both ancient Chinese novels, while Ming Hu Ju Ting Shu was a modern novel. There were some comparisons between their voices as follows: Li Ping's melodious, melodious, and infectious voice could arouse the emotional resonance in the audience's hearts. The sound of the harp was crisp and melodious, and the melody was beautiful. Among the songs played by Li Ping, there were also some very beautiful songs such as "Guangling San" and "Wild Goose Falling on the Sand". The Pipa Song was a legendary story about a pipa master. The pipa master played the pipa on his journey, and his voice was filled with sadness, loneliness, and helplessness. The sound of the pipa was deep, melodious, and infectious. The story of a modern girl listening to a book in Minghu Residence. The girl listened to the story in the book and felt the emotions and thoughts of the characters in the book, which led her to think about life and fate. The sound of the book was fresh, bright, and full of energy and imagination.

Di Ming Mansion and Cao An were friends. Cao An was Di Ming Mansion's subordinate and important assistant. They had experienced many difficulties and solved many cases together in the drama. In addition, Cao An also showed his attachment and determination to Di Ming Mansion. However, the specific relationship was not clearly revealed.

"Ode to the Moon Lake" is a fortune-telling article written by Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The original text is as follows: "Ode to the Moon Pool" The water in the moon pool is a thousand feet deep, but it is not as deep as the tower. All things return to the heart, Tao, nature, all things are prepared for me. The dragon meets the tiger, the crane dances, the rooster crows, the immortal hangs the arch, the fairyland is here. A light rain drizzles down the heavenly street, as moist as the crisp grass. In the face of the abyss, I walk alone on a tall building and look far away, thinking sadly. Cold weather, white house, poor land, frozen beauty, thin talent, no luck, since ancient times so. This poem described the scenery of the Moon Lake and the philosophy of fate contained within it. Among them, the phrase " the depth of the moon pond is not as deep as the tower " expressed the high and deep moon and the towering skyscrapers. And the 'Nature and All Things are One' mantra explained the connection between all things in the universe and the essence of the heart. Finally," The sky street is as wet as the crisp grass, but it is not near from afar " expressed the relationship between the beauty of nature and the ups and downs of life. Although this poem was called "Ode to the Moon Lake", it actually contained many thoughts and perspectives of numerology. Through the description of the Moon Pond's scenery and the philosophy of fate, the author expressed his understanding and views on fate and fate.

There was no direct relationship between the Ming Residence and Lady Cao. Ming Mansion was a respectful title for Di Renjie's identity as the county magistrate, and Lady Cao was Di Renjie's right-hand man. In the play, the two of them had a close working relationship. However, there was no clear connection or interaction between the Ming Residence and Lady Cao. Therefore, it could be said that there was no specific relationship between the residence and Lady Cao.

Original text: I plant beans in the grass under the south mountain. The bean sprouts are sparse. I rise in the morning to clean up the waste and return home with a hoe. The road is narrow, the plants grow long, the evening dew stains my clothes. It's not worth regretting that my clothes are stained, but I can make my wish come true. Translator: It was very disappointing to plant beans at the foot of Nanshan hill, which were already lush but sparse. In the morning, he tidied up the barren land and returned with the moon dew and hoe. The road is narrow and the vegetation is lush. The evening dew moistens my clothes. I don't feel sorry that my clothes are stained with dew, as long as my wish can be fulfilled, even dew won't be enough to stop me from moving forward. Appreciation: This poem depicted Tao Yuanming's life in seclusion in the countryside. It described his daily activities such as planting beans, tidying up the land, and returning with a hoe to show his leisure and tranquility after his seclusion. The poems such as "planting beans under the south mountain" and "grass full of beans and seedlings sparse" expressed his love for nature and his yearning for rural life. The last two sentences," I don't care about my clothes, but I don't go against my wishes ", expressed his firm belief and expectations for the future. He hoped to realize his values and ideals by living in seclusion in the countryside. The whole poem had a profound artistic conception and sincere emotions, showing Tao Yuanming's philosophy of life in seclusion in the countryside and also expressing people's yearning for the rural life.

I don't know which book 'Ming Hu Ju Ting Shu' refers to. Can you provide more context or information? This way, I can better answer your questions.

The Minghu House Listening to Books was a famous story about a family in the turbulent years of the late Qing Dynasty. The father of the protagonist was a famous scholar, but he was ostracized in the officialdom and was eventually forced to retire. The protagonist's mother held an important position in the family, but she was tired of the power struggle in the family and finally chose to leave the family. With the support of his mother, the protagonist decided to leave his hometown to find his own path. On his journey, he met some like-minded people, including a young poet and a clever businessman. They had experienced many adventures and challenges together. In the end, they decided to settle down at Bright Lake Residence and become the owners of the place. The protagonist found that the environment here was very beautiful and also had a rich cultural heritage. He began to spread his ideas and lead the local residents to explore new cultural forms. Through his own efforts, he had made Minghu Residence a cultural center and a symbol of local culture. The whole novel showed the turmoil and changes of Chinese society at the end of the Qing Dynasty through the story of the protagonist. It depicted a world full of vitality and cultural vitality with a unique perspective and vivid language.

Taiping Yulan was a book from the Northern Song Dynasty, compiled by Li Fang, Li Mu, Xu Xuan and other scholars. The book began in March of the second year of Taiping Xingguo (977) and was completed in October of the eighth year of Taiping Xingguo (983). The book is divided into 55 parts, 550 chapters and 1,000 volumes. The whole book takes heaven, earth, people, things and things as the preface, including ancient and modern phenomena. The book cited more than 1,000 ancient books and preserved a large number of documents before the Song Dynasty. However, 70 - 80% of it had already been lost, making the book extremely precious. As for the specific content of the original text, the search results did not provide any relevant information.

The original text of the Book of Songs,"Meng," was as follows: The Vagrant It's not that I want to live, it's not that I want to retire. If you can redeem your life, why not let it shine? Translated into modern Chinese: It's not that I miss you, but that you want to leave. If you can save your life, what's the value?