Who can tell me something about Xia Dynasty's farewell poems?

Xia dynasty has a long history, and there was no mature written record at that time. So almost no poetry has survived, let alone pastoral poetry. Shaoshi is "Book of Tang Shi", which shows that people are "mourning for Xia Jie, your death!" Song of the Five Sons.

Song of the Five Sons is the earliest sigh of China's emperor's national subjugation, which embodies China's earliest and most primitive political thought, and comes from Xia Shu in Shangshu. The content is "the people are the country, and the country is better."

If you want to find more and more decent early farewell poems, just look at them in the Book of Songs. Famous sentences such as "I used to go, Liu Shu Yi Yi;" Now that I think about it, I can use "rain" to describe farewell. Give two examples for the time being:

Li Feng Yanyan

Swallows are flying in the sky with uneven wings. My sister married in the country today. I can't see the shadow, and tears are pouring down.

Swallows are flying around in the sky. My sister is far away today, so it's not too long to see him off. He can't see anything, and his face is covered with tears.

Swallows are flying in the sky with low voices. Sister is far away in the south today. Send him to the south. It's sad that there is no shadow at all.

The integrity of the second sister is really long when you think about it carefully. Gentle and obedient, cautious and kind. I often think of my father and remind my ears.

Qin Feng Weiyang

I sent my uncle to Weiyang. Why give it? Highway vehicles take the yellow road.

I'll see my uncle off. I'll think about it. Why give it? Joan Gui Yu Pei.