Is the dice in linglong dice a Hongdu dice or a sieve?

Pinyin contrast edition

A foot of crimson is better than dust, and the old is not as good as the new.

You're right.

Acacia peach pit is hateful, and Xu Yuanlai has no one else.

X incarnation, Yang Lai, Bieulen.

A candle at the bottom of a well keeps Lang Changxing from going.

This is a good example.

Linglong dice Anhoudou, what do you know about bone acacia?

Lin Tó ng Tó u Z ǐ ā n Hó ng D? u, R ǔ g ǔ xi ā ng s ā ng s zhé zh.

From Two Poems by Nan Gezi/New Poems by Yang Liuzhi.

Author Tang: Wen

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Poetry satirizes the new and hates the old, and uses dice to express one's lovesickness, which is neither rich in rhetoric nor a little feminine. Its conception is novel and unique, which is refreshing in many love poems. The extensive use of homophonic puns makes poetry unique and unique.

When people express their feelings of love, they try to avoid being straightforward and obscure (of course, it is not obscure), but the use of puns can make people appreciate the infinite meaning of puns through their literal meanings and those "other words" with the same sound or near sound. These homophonic words have profound meanings and cannot be read silently. It contains the poet's artificial specific meaning and emotional color, which can make the language more subtle, euphemistic and interesting in expression. Used to express love, it is simple and profound, and more infectious.