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唐诗 · 春晓

Spring Dawn: waking to birdsong and wondering how many blossoms the rain took.

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春晓chūn xiǎoSpring Dawn — Meng Haoran, 8th century

全诗 · THE WHOLE POEM

Chūn mián bù jué xiǎo,春眠不觉晓,Asleep in spring, I missed the dawn;

chùchù wén tí niǎo.处处闻啼鸟。everywhere, the cry of birds.

yè lái fēng yǔ shēng,夜来风雨声,In the night came the sound of wind and rain —

huā luò zhī duō shǎo.花落知多少。how many blossoms fell, who knows.

The last line has no question mark in Chinese and needs none: 知多少 leaves the counting undone, which is the poem.

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