中國詩歌語言從《詩經(jīng)》時(shí)代開始,到魏晉發(fā)展至鼎盛的唐代,直至明清、近代,每個(gè)時(shí)代的詩歌語言特點(diǎn)各有千秋。下面是學(xué)習(xí)啦小編帶來的唐詩的英語翻譯閱讀，歡迎閱讀!

　　唐詩的英語翻譯閱讀篇一

　　元結(jié)

　　賊退示官吏并序

　　癸卯歲，西原賊入道州，焚燒殺掠，幾盡而 去。明年，賊又攻永州，破邵，

　　不犯此州邊 鄙而退，豈力能制敵歟?蓋蒙其傷憐而已! 諸史何為忍苦徵斂!

　　故作詩一篇以示官吏。

　　昔歲逢太平， 山林二十年。

　　泉源在庭戶， 洞壑當(dāng)門前。

　　井稅有常期， 日晏猶得眠。

　　忽然遭時(shí)變， 數(shù)歲親戎旃。

　　今來典斯郡， 山夷又紛然。

　　城小賊不屠， 人貧傷可憐。

　　是以陷鄰境， 此州獨(dú)見全。

　　使臣將王命， 豈不如賊焉?

　　令彼徵斂者， 迫之如火煎。

　　誰能絕人命? 以作時(shí)世賢。

　　思欲委符節(jié)， 引竿自刺船，

　　將家就魚麥， 歸老江湖邊。

　　Five-character-ancient-verse

　　Yuan Jie

　　TO THE TAX-COLLECTORS

　　AFTER THE BANDITS RETREAT

　　In the year Kuimao the bandits from Xiyuan entered Daozhou,

　　set fire, raided, killed, and looted. The whole district was

　　almost ruined. The next year the bandits came again and, attacking

　　the neighbouring prefecture, Yong, passed this one by. It was not

　　because we were strong enough to defend ourselves, but, probably,

　　because they pitied us. And how now can these commissioners bear

　　to impose extra taxes? I have written this poem for the collectors\'

　　information.

　　I still remember those days of peace --

　　Twenty years among mountains and forests,

　　The pure stream running past my yard,

　　The caves and valleys at my door.

　　Taxes were light and regular then,

　　And I could sleep soundly and late in the morning-

　　Till suddenly came a sorry change.

　　...For years now I have been serving in the army.

　　When I began here as an official,

　　The mountain bandits were rising again;

　　But the town was so small it was spared by the thieves,

　　And the people so poor and so pitiable

　　That all other districts were looted

　　And this one this time let alone.

　　...Do you imperial commissioners

　　Mean to be less kind than bandits?

　　The people you force to pay the poll

　　Are like creatures frying over a fire.

　　And how can you sacrifice human lives,

　　Just to be known as able collectors? --

　　...Oh, let me fling down my official seal,

　　Let me be a lone fisherman in a small boat

　　And support my family on fish and wheat

　　And content my old age with rivers and lakes!