Wei Fei
explain
1. drift; Float over.
2. It is raining in Mao Mao.
3. There is little rain and snow.
4. The fog is heavy.
5. Fog, Mao Mao rain, etc.
Wei Fei's Calligraphy Appreciation
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"Seven Summons of Immortals" by Liang He Xun in the Southern Dynasties: "Rain scatters and touches clothes, and clouds faint and attack the universe."
Tang Hanyu's poem "Xi Xuexian Pei Shangshu" says: "The mighty dry He Kun, the subtle animals."
Song Xin Qi Ji's "One Mei, One Song, Respecting the Empty Moon and Falling in the West": Song Jingkong's Empty Moon and Falling in the West. Outside Baihua Gate, the smoke from the kitchen is faint. The crimson sarong candle shines on the flies. Back and forth. Back and forth.
Lu Songzugao's "Qin Diao Xiang Si Yin": The cuckoo calls Xiaoqing one after another. Mist remnants wet the spring city. Cool the wheat before it rains.
Qi's Return (Volume XIII): "Gaiquan descended from Shimen, with little initial potential, but it has spread in the air ... dripping slightly, splashing his face and muscles."
Qing Maoxiang's "Mei 'an Shadow Memories": "Make the cold rhyme fragrant, and the constant flight is smaller than the music room. "
Wang Yuan Yun's Legend of Yutang Volume 8: On Water; Five days, one dizzy, ten days, one bath. "
Guo Moruo's "Candle Shadows Shake Red" words: "Summer heat is like steaming twilight, and air strikes frequently drop bombs."
Don Li Duan's poem "Wushan Gao": "Clouds cover the yen, and rain brings the wind."
Liu Yuan Boheng's "Yuan Chaole" song: "This snow is getting sick at the beginning, and the snow is urgent in the tight wind."
Qing Nalanxingde's "Huanxisha" words: "The wheat in the south of the Yangtze River is thin in May, and the rain is light in Huangmei season."
Nie Gannu's On Lin Chongyang's He Zhi: "It's cold, it's raining outside the window, and the window paper is rustled by the wind."
Tian Ming Rucheng's Journey to the West: Enjoying the Xi Tide: "The West Lake has the best view of the autumn moon, and the smoke is reflected in the mirror, and the color is the same. Fishing lights are on the shore, there is wind in the corner of the city, and the trees are faint. "
Qing Gu's poem "Send Zhang to Ding and Return to Jiangyin": "Autumn in old Beijing turns slightly, and a wild goose flies in the middle of the ling."
Lu Xun's Scream for White Light: "However, the white light is clearly rising again, this time wider and whiter than sulfur fire, and lighter than morning fog."