旁边是一个镶金的青铜酒器和一个水晶碗。墙边有一排十六把雪松木扶手椅；上

Next to it is a bronze inlaid gold vessel and a crystal bowl. There was a row of sixteen cedar armchairs by the wall; <br>two ebony planks hung above it, and the silver couplets underneath. <br>The pearls on the daisies are more dazzling than the sun and the moon; <br>the medal of honor in the hall shines like a colorful cloud. <br>The following small person records that this was written by Prince Duncan, who signed Mu Shi and claimed to be an old friend of his fellow countryman.

Next to it is a gold-encrusted bronze wine maker and a crystal bowl. There is a row of sixteen cedar-wood armchairs by the wall;<br>There are two wooden planks on it, and the silver pair below is set on it.<br>The pearls on the daisies are brighter than the sun and the moon;<br>The Medal of Honor in the hall sparkled like a cloud of color.<br>The following small person records, this is Written by Prince Duncan, he signed Mushi, claiming to be a fellow countryman.

Next to it is a bronze wine vessel inlaid with gold and a crystal bowl. There are sixteen cedar armchairs by the wall;<br>There are two black boards hanging on it, and the silver couplets below are inlaid on it.<br>The Pearl on the daisy is brighter than the sun and the moon;<br>The medal of honor in the hall glittered like a cloud.<br>This is written by Prince Duncan. He signed Mu Shi and claimed to be a fellow countryman.<br>