ID 原文 译文
766 釉陶舞马俑出土于规模最大的孙则墓中。 The glazed pottery figurine of a dancing horse was excavated from the tomb of Sun Ze, the largest one in scale
767 (字幕:高42.2厘米) 42. 2cm in height
768 釉陶舞马俑通体施黄釉,马身残存描金痕迹和红、黑彩绘痕迹, The figurine is glazed in yellow. On its body, there are remnants of design-tracing paint in gold, as well as red paint and black paint.
769 右前足抬起,其余三足立于长方形的底板上。 Its right forefoot is lifted, the rest standing on the rectangular base
770 这不是普通的骏马,而是《旧唐书》中记载的舞于“勤政殿楼下”,颇富传奇色彩的“舞马”。 This is no ordinary horse but the legendary dancing horse that performed in the Qinzheng Hall according to the Old Book of Tang
771 唐玄宗时期的舞马阵容相当可观,常备舞马至少有百匹,最多时可达到四百匹。 The number of dancing horses during the reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty was considerable. There was a minimum of 100 dancing horses on standby and a maximum of 400.
772 这些为皇帝祝寿的舞马在唐朝备受优待, These dancing horses, trained to perform at the emperor’s birthday celebrations, were treated well in the Tang Dynasty.
773 它们毛色雪白,身披彩纹花绣的锦衣,颈悬金光灿烂的铃铛,马鬃用珍珠美玉加以装饰,极尽富丽之态。 They had snow-white hair and were covered in brocade. Glittering bells hung around their necks. Pearls and jade decorated their mane. All these accentuated their splendour and grace.
774 舞马按毛色分别起名为“某家宠”“某家骄”等,以示恩宠。 Dancing horses were named according to their hair colour as “the beloved” or “the pride” of a certain family as a gesture of favour
775 马舍每日有仆役打扫,飞尘不染。舞马的饮食也非常讲究,备有上好的苜蓿草、精挑细选的豆料,连饮水都取自山间清泉。 Servants kept the stables clean and spotless on a daily basis. The diet of the dancing horses was select, including alfalfa, leguminous feed, and spring water fetched especially from the mountains