-Tang Peiyizhi
I advise you not to move your childish nature.
Now people full of wit are tired of explaining words.
wood thrush
-Song Ouyang Xiu
The cries of thousands of birds echo their own hearts, and thousands of purple flowers on the mountain are on the height of trees.
Only then did I understand that listening to the cry of the thrush locked in a golden cage is far less than singing leisurely in the forest.
Chanting crab
-Don Pi Rixiu
The sea has not yet known the reputation of crabs. Its meat has bones and its appearance is unique.
Don't say it is heartless, even if it is afraid of lightning, the sea dragon king is also on the rampage.
cicada
-Don Xu Hun
I don't know why I like autumn.
Zhumen has a long chanting sound, right next to the sad people, sending them sorrow.
horse
-Don Liqiao
Tianma was originally in the east, which was a shock to the empire.
The black dragon is getting farther and farther every day, and Yan Zi is chasing the wind.
The moon comes to the saddle and the clouds fall in the cover.
If you want to follow Mu, why can't you impersonate Tang Chenggong?
swallow
Don Qin Taoyu
I don't know if the building is empty, but the frequency has reached the corner.
I once talked to a beautiful woman, but I gave up embroidery time several times.
wild goose
Don Mutu
Wan Li bid farewell to his hometown, while snow and rain stayed in Xiaoxiang.
A few lonely pillows are weeping, and several tall buildings are heartbroken.
I live in seclusion, and I move on when the breeze comes.
Hard to come to Heng Yue every year, wings destroyed the frost.
Yuanyang
-Tang Jishi Lao
Sweaters are brushed deep in the foggy green weeds in Dao Jiang.
The ferry opened a pair and flew to Wenjun's old brocade machine.
Goose song
-Don Robin Wang
White swan, white swan, bend your neck and breathe fire into the sky.
White feathers, floating in green water; The red soles of the feet stir the clear water.
carp
-Tang
Eyes like real pearls, scales like gold, always moving and sinking.
If you want to go to Longmen in the river, don't sigh the depth of the rivers and lakes.