(Doudou - Literature) Are you still there?

(Mandarin Duck Tune)\ I consider that amid the worldly dust, emotions remain; the harsh trials of past lives were once ours. Beauty has never meant a thin fate; in two distant places, loyalty is truest.\.\(Late Night Tune)\ Bowing my head, I hum quietly again — do you know the heart of that person? Mountain trees bear flowering branches; drifting catkins fall endlessly. Two hearts eagerly meet; one heart delights in mutual understanding. Sima and Gu are indifferent; even in old age, they do not part. Starting afresh with farewell songs, foolish hatred meets too late. With tearful eyes I watch the stars in the sky; across the magpie bridge, I await what year? In the deep chamber resides a remarkable youth, silently asking the blue sky.\.\(Reflections Invoking the Heavenly Palace)\ Cold rain at the clear window stirs feelings in the boudoir, longing for a white horse to carry a beautiful lady. In the Eastern Palace, Chang'e weeps for the Jade Rabbit; at the Southern Gate, a beauty dances lightly in the capital. Whom can one entrust with the distant willow branches? In old age and illness, daily wine offers no support. Autumn winds shake the hillside painting; mountain rains startle the city's sand. If heaven had emotions, heaven would also grow old; it is only the poor flowers of peasant homes.\.\