Adore 1級 2017-09-22 回答

All around Ch’u there are mountains， but the forests and valleys of that assemblage of peaks to the southwest are the finest。 There is one that appears from afar most luxuriant and deepest in verdure—that is Lang-ya。 After you have walked six or seven tricents into the mountains， there you will gradually notice the sound of water gurgling。 Where it drains out between the two peaks， this is Brewer’s Spring。 Rounding the peak the road winds； there a pavilion hangs， like a wing， out over the spring。 This is the Intoxicated Old Man’s pavilion。 Who was it that built this pavilion？ A monk of these moun-tains， Chih-hsien。 And who named it？ The prefect， who called it after himself。 When prefect and guests come to drink here， because he becomes intoxicated after only drinking a little and because he is the oldest in years， that is why he nicknamed himself the Intoxicated Old Man。 But what he means by Intoxi-cated Old Man has nothing to do with the wine； it has to do instead with being in the mountains by the water。 This joy from the mountains and the water he feels within his mind； he merely ascribes it to the wine。

LAI 1級 2017-09-20 回答

一個騙子集團，上次打電話要買我們東西的！！，明顯的騙子 ！，結果我讓他們提供他們公司資料，他只提供了一個地址 還兇巴巴的說賣就賣 不賣拉到，讓我們過去