WONG TAI SIN · 100 LOTS

Lot 18杜鹃

下下

杜鹃啼血泪悲声

声怨霜寒梦乍惊

惊动异乡为异客

客心更触故园情

Basic reading

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The poem in plain language

The cuckoo's cry is described through images of blood and tears, startling a sleeper in the cold. A traveler in unfamiliar surroundings is drawn toward thoughts of home. The poem traces sound awakening loneliness and longing.

The central idea

A sorrowful cuckoo wakes a traveler in the cold, deepening homesickness. The lot emphasizes loneliness and the wish for a place of belonging. The bloodlike cry is a literary image, not a forecast of harm; longing for home need not mean there is no shelter in the present.

Source and edition

Source of the title, grade and verse: kaucim.ai · 黄大仙百签参考数据集

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杜鵑 · 下下

杜鵑啼血淚悲聲

聲怨霜寒夢乍驚

驚動異鄉為異客

客心更觸故園情

huangdaxian.kaucim-1.0.0.tianjige-5
Original text checked: 2026-10-02

Commentary version: tianjige-basic-2026-10-03.4

Basic commentary is AI-assisted and has not yet been individually reviewed by a human. It is not an official temple interpretation.

Wong Tai Sin Lot Meaning 18 · bazitao