Poetry about Huizhou West Lake

1. Poems about Huizhou West Lake

Su Shi

Bu Suanzi

The moon is missing and the sparse tung trees are hanging, which makes people still at first. Sometimes I see lonely people coming and going alone, misty and solitary shadows. Startled but looked back, no one can spare the regret. I picked up all the cold branches and refused to live on them, and the maples fell cold in Wujiang River.

Visiting Boluo Xiangji Temple

Two years later, he lived in Frog Fish Township and was delighted to see Mai Tumang in the morning. The east wind shakes the waves and dances with pure green, and the dew of the first day is sweet and yellow. The spring mud is knee-deep, and the autumn valley is just beginning to divide the rice seedlings. Who says you have no friends even though you are thousands of miles away? Seeing these two beauties, I was overjoyed. The small monk's house is surrounded by three mountains, and a stream of thunder-turning pines is shady. It is necessary to use water power to supply mortars and mills, and to increase embankments in conjunction with the earth's veins. Look at the falling snow, and faintly hear the sound of pounding drums. A sip of the scattered water makes the clouds white, and the cracked cross of the cooking is fragrant. It is not only to stick to the ancient taste of Jiujiang, but also to make it truly first-rate. The poems are full of laughter and then fall down, the scholars say that the food is really poor.

Five Poems on the River Moon (Part 1)

The moon is rising from the mountain, and the jade pagoda is lying on the gentle waves. Just like on the West Lake, looking outside the Golden Gate. The ice wheel crosses the vast sea, and the fragrant mist enters the cold building. Stop the whip and don't use it. I'll take a cup of it. 2. What are the poems describing the West Lake in Huizhou

If you want to compare the West Lake to the West, it is always appropriate to put on light makeup and heavy makeup. —— Su Shi's "Two Songs of Drinking the First Sunny and Later Rain on the Lake·Part 2"

Interpretation: If the West Lake is compared to the ancient beauty Xi Shi, it is very appropriate to wear light makeup and heavy makeup.

What time does the singing and dancing in West Lake close? The warm wind makes tourists drunk, and they call Hangzhou Bianzhou. —— Lin Sheng's "Inscription on Lin'an Residence"

Interpretation: There are endless pavilions on the green hills as far as the eye can see. When will the singing and dancing on the West Lake stop?

The warm and fragrant breeze made the nobles so drunk that they thought Hangzhou was Bianzhou.

After all, the scenery of West Lake in June is different from that of the four seasons. ——Yang Wanli "Walking off to Lin Zifang from Jingci Temple at dawn"

Interpretation: The scenery of the West Lake in June is different from that in other seasons.

After the beautiful scenery, the West Lake is good, but the wolfish scene is red. —— Ouyang Xiu, "Picking Mulberries: The West Lake is Beautiful After the Fragrances Pass"

Interpretation: Although the flowers have faded, the West Lake in late spring is still beautiful. The remaining flowers fall lightly, and the dots of remaining red are particularly eye-catching among the mixed branches and leaves.

In December of the fifth year of Chongzhen, Yu lived in West Lake. ——Zhang Dai "Looking at the Snow in the Pavilion in the Heart of the Lake"

Explanation: In December of the fifth year of Chongzhen (AD 1632), I lived by the West Lake. 3. Looking for poems about Huizhou at the West Lake of Huizhou

Qilu/Visiting the West Lake of Huizhou with a Poet Couple (old work)

When reading history, you first hear the name of Fan Li, but it is difficult to find Liu Qingqing in Xishi.

Flowers grow freely from the garden, and birds sing happily in the canopy.

The old rain poems and songs are about Wufu, and the New Year's scene is peaceful.

Exploring the secrets of spring with Miao Xin, rowing to the middle of the lake to lighten your boat!

Qijue’s trip to West Lake in Huizhou and seeing the couplet of Dongpo

The silk on the wall is stained by rain and tears, and the white chrysanthemums are blooming in the early coolness of the southern country.

The doctor's heart was broken, and Yingliu cleverly expressed his condolences to Chaoyun.

"Huazhou Song", Hanlin Liang Dingfen's meaningful poem "Hua Dun flowers bloom white, blue and red, butterflies flutter in the morning wind" comes from this. "Suddenly, a heavy rain comes from the sky and sprinkles thousands of dendrobium beads on the flat lake." Whenever it rains, the scenery here is the best, so it has the reputation of "Huazhou Talking about Rain". Today, there is a bonsai garden in Baihuazhou, and Liu Lun Painting Pavilion was built at the former site of Luoxia Pavilion. The flower bonsais add splendor to Baihuazhou, making Baihuazhou more colorful.

The vast water and the moon are rippling across the lake and sky. People standing by the Qianqing Sudi Causeway often glimpse the moon and know that the moon is full here.

In Diancuizhou Poems, it is said that "The West Lake is the West Lake" For two lovers, the lake is more suitable for Cuizhou. A period of youth cannot be described, and the moon bay is as graceful as a brow." 4. I want to write a poem about Huizhou West Lake

Huizhou West Lake has beautiful mountains and rivers, wide open space and deep depth. The beauty is natural.

Throughout the ages, there have been countless works praising the West Lake in Huizhou. Many meaningful words and phrases are integrated with the scenery of the West Lake and have been passed down to future generations. According to statistics collected only in "Huizhou Chronicles·Yiwen Volume", there are as many as 666 works about Huizhou West Lake in the past dynasties, with 239 authors. The genres include poetry, lyrics, literature, etc., among which poetry is the majority.

Fenghu was renamed West Lake because of Dongpo’s poem. Huizhou West Lake has beautiful mountains and rivers, winding and winding mountains, floating islands everywhere, and green mountains like green. As early as the Song Dynasty, Huizhou West Lake was already the natural landscape garden with the most Lingnan characteristics in China. Such beautiful landscapes will naturally attract many literati throughout the ages.

"The mountains and mountains are complex, reflecting the rocky valley, the long stream and the disk, and the light of the lake." Yu Jing, a famous official in the Northern Song Dynasty, described the scenery of Huizhou West Lake in his "Records of Kaiyuan Temple in Huizhou", This is also the earliest record of Huizhou West Lake scenery in literary works.

When Su Shi, the great writer of the Northern Song Dynasty, lived in Huizhou, he fell in love with Huizhou’s simple folk customs, beautiful landscapes and abundant products. He wrote 587 literary works, many of which described the beautiful scenery of Huizhou’s West Lake. of poetry. On the night of "Beautiful Moon on a cool day", Su Shi "got up at night and climbed Hejiang Tower, or visited Fenghu Lake with guests, entered Qichan Temple, visited Luofu Taoist Temple, climbed Xiaoyao Hall, and returned home after catching the dawn", and wrote "One update" The moon is shining over the mountain, and the jade pagoda is lying on the gentle waves, just like the beautiful poem "Looking out of the Golden Gate on the West Lake."

Some people say, "This is the beginning of the beautiful scenery of Pinhui Lake." Huang Anlan, a Guishan scholar in the Qing Dynasty, also said in his book "Suji of West Lake": "The beauty of the West Lake landscape is made more prosperous by the title of "Dongpo"."

As we all know, Huizhou West Lake was first named Fenghu. Su Shi wrote in his poem "Gift to Tanxiu": "There are many wonderful things in the world, Kuanglu Nanling merges with West Lake.

West Lake looks three thousand miles to the north, and the embankment slowly crosses the autumn water." Once Fenghu was called West Lake.

After that, people gradually called Fenghu Lake West Lake. Therefore, Zhang Xuan, a great scholar of the Ming Dynasty, mentioned in his "Song of the West Lake in Huizhou": "The east of the West Lake Ridge in Huizhou is also named after Dongpo Gong."

Tang Geng was another famous writer from the Song Dynasty who lived in Huizhou after Su Shi. He wrote two poems, "What I Saw when I Returned from Qi Chan at Dusk". "The rain is always dark, but when spring returns, everything is green.

A small temple is lost deep in the mountains, and a lonely pavilion is found at the end of the lake." "The lake is greasy with smoke in spring, and the wild water is bright with clear weather.

Grass "It is still green after the rain, and the mountains are more purple than the setting sun." It describes the scenery of the West Lake seen when returning from a spring outing to Qichan Mountain.

During the Ming Dynasty, a large number of works chanting about the West Lake in Huizhou emerged. According to the "Huizhou Chronicles·Yiwen Volume", Huizhou's humanities flourished and became famous during the Ming Dynasty, and a large number of works describing and chanting about the West Lake in Huizhou emerged. Among the existing poems, there are at least More than 200 articles describe the scenery and characters of Huizhou West Lake. Ye Cai, Ye Chunji, Li Xueyi, Kong Shao'e, Chen Yun and other Huizhou celebrities chanted Huizhou West Lake, and wrote "Duanyang West Lake Flooding", "Visiting Huangtang Villa" (two poems), and "Hengcha Xiaoyin" , "Xuanmiaoguan", "Diancuizhou" and other masterpieces left in the world.

Among them, Chen Yun, a scholar from Huizhou in the Ming Dynasty, wrote poetry collections such as "Xiaoxiangcao" and "Phiyuncao". There are many works praising the West Lake in Huizhou. The most famous one is undoubtedly the poem "Six Bridges of the West Lake", respectively. Taking the titles of Xixin Bridge, Gongbei Bridge, Yanxia Bridge, Yingxian Bridge, Mingsheng Bridge and Datong Bridge, the six ancient bridges in the West Lake of Huizhou are described. According to incomplete statistics, at least 91 guest celebrities set foot in Huizhou during the Ming Dynasty, producing a large number of excellent literary works. The most famous ones include Sun Di, Zhu Yunming, Wang Shouren, etc.

In October of the third year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1370), Sun Fan, one of the "Five Masters of Nanyuan", "went boating to Luofu with two guests from Wuyang City. They left Hejiang River and visited the Baihe Peak ruins on the east slope. .

Also, I went to Qi Zen Temple in my boat and stayed in a jingshe." He wrote works such as "Chaoyun Baiyun", "White Crane Peak", and "Night Visit to Qi Zen Temple" about his travels. In Suqi Zen Temple, I dreamed of meeting Wang Chaoyun who was buried next to the temple, and I wrote a long poem with hundreds of rhymes out of emotion.

The West Lake Poem has become Huizhou’s most local cultural heritage. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, Liang Dingfen, a Jinshi scholar, wrote "Hundred Odes of the West Lake in Huizhou" and became the first person to sing a hundred poems about the West Lake in Huizhou.

During the Republic of China, Huang Zuo, a poet from Guangdong, wrote 100 seven-character poems about the scenery, famous sites and characters of Huizhou West Lake, such as "The Whole Lake is Beautiful", "Fenghu Fishing Song", etc., which were compiled into "Hundred Odes of Huizhou West Lake".

Later, Yu Ruichun also wrote "Hundred Odes of the New Look of West Lake in Huizhou", which included 99 seven-character poems such as "West Lake Hotel" and "Yuewan Tea Talk". There are Zhuzhici in Yangcheng and West Lake Song in Huizhou.

Each West Lake song, sung solo or duet in dialect, integrates place names, people, products and allusions, retaining many folk customs and scenery, and has become one of the most local cultural heritages in Huizhou. The poet and calligrapher Song Xiang of the Qing Dynasty, who was known as the "first talented scholar in Lingnan", lived in Fenghu Academy. He faced the beautiful lakes and mountains day and night, and wrote pastoral landscape poems such as "Ten Poems on Lake Dwelling" and "Ten Poems on West Lake". , compiled into "Fenghu Mancao" and "Fenghu Continued Grass".

Song Xiang wrote poems in dialect and was good at line drawing. He was rich in the mood and rhythm of Guangdong folk songs. He was loved by the common people and had a profound influence on Huizhou poets. Later poets Chen Shouqi, Wu Xizhong, Jiang Fengchen and others created many West Lake Songs or Fenghu Bamboo Branch Poems with the style of folk songs.

These works are not only rich in artistic appreciation, but also have high historical value. By the 1980s, Huizhou West Lake was still an important theme in Huizhou literary circles.

"Huizhou West Lake Art and Literature Series", "Huizhou West Lake Poetry Collection", "Jade Pagoda Poetry", "Huizhou West Lake", "Dongpo and Huizhou West Lake" and other works, as well as a large number of poetry, prose, art , photography works, mostly with Huizhou West Lake as the description object. In particular, "Huizhou West Lake Art and Literature Series" written by Wu Shirui, a librarian of the Provincial Museum of Culture and History, is an academic monograph on the cultural interpretation of Huizhou West Lake. It provides an in-depth and systematic review of Huizhou's long cultural history and excellent humanistic traditions.

The book completes 49 West Lake poems missing from Zhang Youren's "Huizhou West Lake Chronicles", interprets the works of poets of the past dynasties on the West Lake, recalls and appreciates the West Lake couplets, and studies Su Shi, Tang Geng, Song Xiang, etc. The activities and works of famous foreign poets in Huizhou, the West Lake cultural relics records, and the anecdotes of Huizhou literati, customs, etc. 5. I want to write a poem about Huizhou West Lake

Huizhou West Lake has beautiful mountains and rivers, wide open space and deep depth, and its beauty is natural.

Throughout the ages, there have been countless works praising the West Lake in Huizhou. Many meaningful words and phrases are integrated with the scenery of the West Lake and have been passed down to future generations. According to statistics collected only in "Huizhou Chronicles·Yiwen Volume", there are as many as 666 works about Huizhou West Lake in the past dynasties, with 239 authors, covering poetry, lyrics, literature, etc., among which poetry is the majority.

Fenghu was renamed West Lake because of Dongpo’s poem. Huizhou West Lake has beautiful mountains and rivers, winding and winding mountains, floating islands everywhere, and green mountains like green. As early as the Song Dynasty, Huizhou West Lake was the natural landscape garden with the most Lingnan characteristics in China. Such beautiful landscapes will naturally attract many literati throughout the ages.

"The mountains and mountains are complex, reflecting the rocky valley, the long stream and the disk, and the light of the lake." Yu Jing, a famous official in the Northern Song Dynasty, described the scenery of Huizhou West Lake in his "Records of Kaiyuan Temple in Huizhou", This is also the earliest record of Huizhou West Lake scenery in literary works.

When Su Shi, the great writer of the Northern Song Dynasty, lived in Huizhou, he fell in love with Huizhou’s simple folk customs, beautiful landscapes and abundant products. He wrote 587 literary works, many of which described the beautiful scenery of Huizhou’s West Lake. of poetry. On the night of "Beautiful Moon on a cool day", Su Shi "got up at night and climbed Hejiang Tower, or visited Fenghu Lake with guests, entered Qichan Temple, visited Luofu Taoist Temple, climbed Xiaoyao Hall, and returned home after catching the dawn", and wrote "One update" The moon is shining over the mountain, and the jade pagoda is lying on the gentle waves. It’s like looking out of the Golden Gate on the West Lake.

Some people say, "This is the beginning of the beautiful scenery of Pinhui Lake." Huang Anlan, a Guishan scholar in the Qing Dynasty, also said in his book "Suji of West Lake": "The beauty of the West Lake landscape is made more prosperous by the title of "Dongpo"."

As we all know, Huizhou West Lake was first named Fenghu. Su Shi wrote in his poem "Gift to Tanxiu": "There are many wonderful things in the world, Kuanglu Nanling merges with West Lake.

West Lake looks three thousand miles to the north, and the embankment slowly crosses the autumn water." Once Fenghu was called West Lake.

After that, people gradually called Fenghu Lake West Lake. Therefore, Zhang Xuan, a great scholar of the Ming Dynasty, mentioned in his "Song of the West Lake in Huizhou": "The east of the West Lake Ridge in Huizhou is also named after Dongpo Gong."

Tang Geng was another famous writer from the Song Dynasty who lived in Huizhou after Su Shi. He wrote two poems, "What I Saw when I Returned from Qi Chan at Dusk". "The rain is always dark, but when spring returns, everything is green.

A small temple is lost deep in the mountains, and a lonely pavilion is found at the end of the lake." "The lake is greasy with smoke in spring, and the wild water is bright with clear weather.

Grass "It is still green after the rain, and the mountains are more purple than the setting sun." It describes the scenery of the West Lake seen when returning from a spring outing to Qichan Mountain.

During the Ming Dynasty, a large number of works chanting about the West Lake in Huizhou emerged. According to the "Huizhou Chronicles·Yiwen Volume", Huizhou's humanities flourished and became famous during the Ming Dynasty, and a large number of works describing and chanting about the West Lake in Huizhou emerged. Among the existing poems, there are at least More than 200 articles describe the scenery and characters of Huizhou West Lake. Ye Cai, Ye Chunji, Li Xueyi, Kong Shao'e, Chen Yun and other Huizhou celebrities chanted Huizhou West Lake, and wrote "Duanyang West Lake Flooding", "Visiting Huangtang Villa" (two poems), and "Hengcha Xiaoyin" , "Xuanmiaoguan", "Diancuizhou" and other masterpieces left in the world.

Among them, Chen Yun, a scholar from Huizhou in the Ming Dynasty, wrote poetry collections such as "Xiaoxiangcao" and "Phiyuncao". There are many works praising the West Lake in Huizhou. The most famous one is undoubtedly the poem "Six Bridges of the West Lake", respectively. Taking the titles of Xixin Bridge, Gongbei Bridge, Yanxia Bridge, Yingxian Bridge, Mingsheng Bridge and Datong Bridge, the six ancient bridges in the West Lake of Huizhou are described. According to incomplete statistics, at least 91 guest celebrities set foot in Huizhou during the Ming Dynasty, producing a large number of excellent literary works. The most famous ones include Sun Di, Zhu Yunming, Wang Shouren, etc.

In October of the third year of Hongwu in the Ming Dynasty (1370), Sun Fan, one of the "Five Masters of Nanyuan", "went boating to Luofu with two guests from Wuyang City. They left Hejiang River and visited the Baihe Peak ruins on the east slope. .

Also, I went to Qi Zen Temple in my boat and stayed in a jingshe." He wrote works such as "Chaoyun Baiyun", "White Crane Peak", and "Night Visit to Qi Zen Temple" about his travels. In Suqi Zen Temple, I dreamed of meeting Wang Chaoyun who was buried next to the temple, and I wrote a long poem with hundreds of rhymes out of emotion.

The West Lake Poem has become Huizhou’s most local cultural heritage. During the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty, Liang Dingfen, a Jinshi scholar, wrote "Hundred Odes of the West Lake in Huizhou" and became the first person to sing a hundred poems about the West Lake in Huizhou. During the Republic of China, Huang Zuo, a poet from Guangdong, wrote 100 seven-character poems about the scenery, famous sites and characters of Huizhou West Lake, such as "The Whole Lake is Beautiful", "Fenghu Fishing Song", etc., which were compiled into "Hundred Odes of Huizhou West Lake".

Later, Yu Ruichun also wrote "Hundred Odes of the New Look of West Lake in Huizhou", which included 99 seven-character poems such as "West Lake Hotel" and "Yuewan Tea Talk". There are Zhuzhici in Yangcheng and West Lake Song in Huizhou.

Each West Lake song, sung solo or duet in dialect, integrates place names, people, products and allusions, retaining many folk customs and scenery, and has become one of the most local cultural heritages in Huizhou. The poet and calligrapher Song Xiang of the Qing Dynasty, who was known as the "first talented scholar in Lingnan", lived in Fenghu Academy. He faced the beautiful lakes and mountains day and night, and wrote pastoral landscape poems such as "Ten Poems on Lake Dwelling" and "Ten Poems on West Lake". , compiled into "Fenghu Mancao" and "Fenghu Continued Grass".

Song Xiang wrote poems in dialect and was good at line drawing. He was rich in the mood and rhythm of Guangdong folk songs. He was loved by the common people and had a profound influence on Huizhou poets. Later poets Chen Shouqi, Wu Xizhong, Jiang Fengchen and others created many West Lake Songs or Fenghu Bamboo Branch Poems with the style of folk songs.

These works are not only rich in artistic appreciation, but also have high historical value. By the 1980s, Huizhou West Lake was still an important theme in Huizhou literary circles.

"Huizhou West Lake Art and Literature Series", "Huizhou West Lake Poetry Collection", "Jade Pagoda Poetry", "Huizhou West Lake", "Dongpo and Huizhou West Lake" and other works, as well as a large number of poetry, prose, art , photography works, mostly with Huizhou West Lake as the description object. In particular, "Huizhou West Lake Art and Literature Series" written by Wu Shirui, a librarian of the Provincial Museum of Culture and History, is an academic monograph on the cultural interpretation of Huizhou West Lake. It provides an in-depth and systematic review of Huizhou's long cultural history and excellent humanistic traditions.

The book completes 49 West Lake poems missing from Zhang Youren's "Huizhou West Lake Chronicles", interprets the works of poets of the past dynasties on the West Lake, recalls and appreciates the West Lake couplets, and studies Su Shi, Tang Geng, Song Xiang, etc. The activities and works of famous foreign poets in Huizhou, the West Lake cultural relics records, and the anecdotes of Huizhou literati, customs, etc.