From ancient times to the present, countless literati have tried their best to memorize the countless blue silk tapestries. It can be seen from many ancient poems.
Han Yu's Eighteen Members of the Water Donation Department in Early Spring: The most important benefit is that in the spring of one year, the victory is full of smoke and willow.
The article "Liu Rushi Imperial Willow as Silk Reflects Nine Heavens": Imperial Willow as Silk Reflects Nine Heavens, and Phoenix Window Embroiders Hibiscus. There are thousands of roads beside Jingyang Building, and a new makeup is waiting for Xiaofeng.
And so on, too numerous to mention.
In these beautiful poems, most of them are poems with the theme of parting.
A song by Nalan Xingde? Liu Han, Linjiang County: Where are the flying birds and flowers? The ice and snow layer is destroyed, and it is colder to sparse a tree. Love him, the moon is good, and haggard is also related. The most important thing is to shake it in the back and teach people to remember Chunshan. It's hard to dream about a skirt intermittently. How many dreams the west wind has, it can't blow away the eyebrows.
Rereading Liu Yuxi's Yang Liuzhi Ci: Chang 'an is on an infinite tree, and only weeping willows can walk.
Zhou Bangyan's Brave Lanling Willow: Changting Road next year will be crossed by a long flexible strip in thousands of feet.
Some scholars have pointed out: "There are many plants that often appear in China's literary works, and the most important one may be willow."
Why is this?
In ancient times, there was a custom of breaking willows to bid farewell. The homonym of "Liu" and "Liu" implies that Liu has something to do with the mood of parting. The images of "willow" abound in lyric works: smoke willow, dark willow, spring willow, autumn willow, shore willow and edge willow. ...
In many lyric poems of China, the willow is an independent tree, and its charm is bitter. Willow is a symbol of parting, and people prefer to get together rather than leave. Especially in ancient times, traffic and audio were inconvenient, and I was most afraid of being separated from my relatives and friends. However, in the journey of life, they either get together or leave.
Therefore, in China's ancient poems, parting has become an important theme, with poets' writing, weeping willows, dancing catkins and swaying willow songs. Willow became a symbol of our parting.
At the closing ceremony of this year's Winter Olympics, there was a passage called "Folding Willow to Send Love". With the music "Farewell" and the dancer's performance, willow branches gradually appeared, and an ancient weeping willow painting was drawn on the screen. 365 people appeared on the stage again, men, women and children, all holding glowing wicker in their hands. Folding willow expresses China people's feelings of parting, which is China's romance to the whole world and China's aestheticism.
The Book of Songs Xiaoya: In the past, I was gone, and the willows were reluctant. The road is muddy and difficult to walk, and people are thirsty and hungry.
Li Bai's "Smelling the flute in Los Angeles on a Spring Night";
Whose Yu Di flies in the dark,
Spring breeze scattered in Los Angeles.
In this serenade, I heard the sound of willows.
Who can't afford to be homesick?
A willow tree became our lyrical sustenance when we left. This is a tradition that runs through the internal cultural customs of a nation for thousands of years.