Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Wildflowers whirled around Jiangcheng like snowflakes, and I also saw the annual flowers and plants, recalling the Imperial City. In the morning, when the palace door opened, it seemed that all the green trees were frozen. I used to listen to songbirds and herons spend their honeymoon together.
2. Wild flowers leave treasures, while creeping weeds see skirts. Going back to Phoenix to ask for a burn, I seldom smell it. -From the Tang Dynasty: Du Fu's Qintai
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Seeing a bunch of wild flowers beside the piano platform, I feel like Zhuo Wenjun's smile in those days; Clusters of green creeping weeds are like Robbie skirts worn by Zhuo Wenjun in those days. Sima Xiangru's pursuit of the miracle of Zhuo Wenjun was almost unheard of later.
3. Send away the Nanchang guest and leave the pavilion for spring. Wildflowers are eager to see, but woodbirds are fresh to hear. -From the Tang Dynasty: Zhang Jiuling's "Send it to Li Shaofu"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: It is spring when we see off guests, when Nanchang County Commandant and roadside post office see them off. The beautiful wild flowers are in full view, and the humming in the forest is still fresh.
4. When it rains and goes back to the pond, both of them only speak Mandarin. The pond is full of brilliant wild flowers, emitting bursts of fragrance; Golden willows are blowing gently in the wind of spring rain. -From the Five Dynasties: Anonymous "Bodhisattva Man Rain Back to the Pond"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: In the drizzle, the mandarin ducks swimming in the pond grabbed each other in pairs and snuggled up to each other, as if whispering and telling each other's worries. The pond is full of colorful wild flowers, emitting bursts of fragrance; A wisp of golden willow silk, swaying with the wind in the spring rain, gently blows.
5. I just left the green mountains and green waters and came to the bamboo fence hut early. The wildflower road is open and the village wine trough is crowded. -From the Yuan Dynasty: Lu Zhi's "Drunk with the East Wind, Only Away from the Green Mountains and Green Waters"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: I just left the green mountains and green waters where I live and came to the home of Zhuli Caotang early. Wildflowers are in full bloom by the roadside, and there is a restaurant at the head of the village.