In the deserted hills, not a human is seen;
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In deserted mountains no trace of man,文章源自英文巴士-https://www.en84.com/11478.html
Only the sound of a voice comes to my ears.
Now the sun is reflected on the thickest groves,
Now it sheds its light on the green moss.
（刘师舜 译）
The Deer Enclosure
Wang Wei
Empty the hills, no man in sight,
Yet voices echo here;
Deep in the woods slanting sunlight
Falls on the jade-green moss.
（杨宪益、戴乃迭 译）
The Deer Enclosure
Wang Wei
In pathless hills no man’s in sight,
But I still hear echoing sound.
In gloomy forest peeps no light,
But sunbeams slant on mossy ground.
（许渊冲 译）
The Deerpark Village
Wang Wei
No wight is seen in the lonely hills round here,
But whence is wafting the human voice I hear?
So deep in the forest the sunset glow can cross
That it seems to choose to linger on the moss.
（王宝童 译）
Deer Park
Wang Wei
Empty valley – no man in sight,
But some voices echo, far and light.
Deep woods – the light of the parting day
Returns, tingeing the green moss grey.
（朱纯深 译）
Thick Mountains
Wang Wei
No one is seen there in the mountains thick;
Resounding voice is, yet, heard in a tick.
Slanting sun shines into the forest deep;
Reflection rests on mosses green in sleep.
（王大濂 译）
Abatis
Wang Wei
In empty hills, no man’s in sight;
Yet man’s voice is heard to resound.
Deep into woods reflects sunlight
And shines on the green moss around.
（施颖洲 译）
The Deer Enclosure
Wang Wei
Remote the mountains, where on one is seen,
Though human voices resound.
At dusk, reflected sunlight enters the forest deep,
Once again setting the green moss aglow.
（张庭琛 译）
The Deer Enclosure
Wang Wei
I see no one in deep mountain,
But I hear human voice somewhere.
To dense woods sunbeams entrance gain
And are reflected on green mosses there.
（王玉书 译）
The Deer Enclosure
Wang Wei
In the empty mountain,
no one is seen.
Yet echoes of human voices
can be heard.
The afternoon ray
penetrates the deep wood, and
it sheds light on
the green moss.
（张畅繁 译）
Deer Enclosure
Wang Wei
Not a soul is seen in the empty mountain,
But I hear people’s voice echoes.
Sunlight sneaks through the dense wood,
And the green moss glows.
（何中坚 译）
Luzhai*
Wang Wei
In the hollow mount no soul is visible,
Merely his voice is audible.
Back into the thick of forest the setting sun beams
And anew on the green moss it sheds gleams.
*Luzhai: name of a place. Originally, it refers to the place wherein live gregariously a herd of deer.
（黄龙 译）
Luzhai*
Wang Wei
Empty mountain, no people seen,
People talking, nevertheless heard.
Refracted sun piercing the deep woods,
Green moss lit up by the echoing flare.
*Luzhai is a place in Shaanxi Province, close to Wangwei’s vacation home.
（任治稷、余正 译）
Luzhai
Wang Wei
No man in the mountains appears in sight,
Only voices come to my ears from somewhere.
Into the forest deep steal rays of sunlight,
And silently alight on the green mosses there.
（万昌盛、王僩中 译）
Luzhai
Wang Wei
In the mountains not a soul is to be seen,
Yet human voices one can hear.
The sunlight, reflected into the forest here,
Shines again upon the moss green.
（谢百魁 译）
A Bamboo-Fenced Cottage
Wang Wei
A hollow mountain sees no soul,
But someone’s speaking does reecho.
As the setting sun penetrates the deep woods,
The reflective tints dorn on the moss.
（刘军平 译）
Deer Range
Wang Wei
In this lonesome mountain on one is seen,
But man’s voices are wafted from the dean.
The sun glow slants into the forest thick,
And speckles mosses green with faintish sheen.
（吴钧陶 译）
The Deer Park
Wang Wei
The empty hill sees no soul;
yet human voice is echoing.
A wandering shaft of light,
through the deep woods,
fell full upon
the green moss
aground.
（张智中 译）
The Deer Fence
Wang Wei
In the mountains no one is found,
But his voice is heard to resound.
The deep wood sees the returned sun;
Once again the green moss is shone.
（赵彦春 译）
A View near Luzhai
Wang Wei
In the deserted mountain on one is in my sight,
The only sound I hear is human voice light.
Into the deep woods the setting sun casts a ray of afterglow,
And it slowly moves onto the place where the moss grow.
（王福林 译）
Stick Fence for Deer
Wang Wei
In the empty mountain no man is seen,
But human voices are heard in the forest green.
Sun rays reflected by clouds penetrate through deep trees,
And shine again upon moss in the evening breeze.
（尹绍东 译）
The Deer Enclosure
Wang Wei
The mountain sees no man in sight,
But simply echoes some human voices.
In the deep forest peeps no sunlight,
But some sunbeams leaking on mosses.
（张琼 译）
Abatis
Wang Wei
Nobody is seen in empty mountains,
We just hear somebody speaking.
The setting sun shines deep woods,
And it again lights the green mosses.
（王方路 译）
A Deer Yard
Wang Wei
On th’ empty hill, no soul is seen,
Yet a man’s voice is heard to ring.
The sunshine returns to the wood,
Creeping back onto the moss green.
（徐英才 译）
