Poetry describing branches

The white poplars are sad about the wind, and Xiao Xiao is sad about killing people

Xiao Xiao: the sound of wind. Chousha: Chousha.

Nineteen Ancient Poems by Anonymous Han Dynasty: "Going to catch the sun has faded": "The ancient tombs are plowed for fields, and the pines and cypresses are destroyed for wages. The poplars are full of sorrow and wind, and the Xiaoxiao is worried about killing people."

< p>Thousands of willow flowers are about to bloom, and grapes are blooming for hundreds of feet.

Tang Dynasty Shen Quanqi's "Feng He Chun Ri Xing Wang Spring Palace Ying Zhi"

Jasper makes up a tree as high as a tree, and thousands of them hang down Green silk ribbon

Jasper: turquoise jade, used here to describe the new green color of wicker. Silk ribbon: silk ribbon.

"Ode to the Willow" by He Zhizhang of the Tang Dynasty

The willow branches have been heavily rained, and the pine color is dark with smoke.

Smoke: fog.

Tang Dynasty Zhang said "Feast at the Junnan Pavilion"

I once lived here, and now I feel like I am home. Pity the willows on Fen, we still rely on each other

Tang Cen Shen's "Inscription on the Willows Beside Fen Bridge in Panyang County"

The peaches and plums in the city are all gone in a moment, and they are like weeping willows for endless time

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Tang Dynasty Liu Yuxi's "Nine Poems on Willow Branches"

The color of the willows is still light, but the sound of the spring is gradually increasing

Tang Dynasty Zhang Ji's "Return to White Twenty" Ershe Ren saw the trick in Qujiang in early spring"

One tree has thousands of branches in the spring breeze, tender as gold and soft as silk

"Poems of Willow Branches" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty

The willow silk curls out in the wind, and the grass and velvet are cut neatly by the rain

Nurley: slender and weak. Gu: To spin out silk from cocoon. Grass wisp: Thread-like tender grass. Rong Rong: soft and fine appearance.

"Tianjin Bridge" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty

The duck green sparkles in the wind, and the sun and geese curl up yellow

Yellow: refers to the color of the spring stream. Sparkling: clear and clear. Goose yellow: light yellow, refers to the tender green wicker. Niao Niao: The appearance of swaying in the wind. The first sentence says that the green water is waving in the spring breeze; the second sentence says that the tender willows are swaying gently in the spring.

"Nanpu" by Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty

The flowers are burning in the mountain scenery, and the willows are lying in the sound of the water

Burn: describes extremely red.

Fan Chengda of the Song Dynasty "On the Qingming Day on the Li Ferry Road"

The snow on the river has begun to disappear, and the clear smoke on a warm day makes the wicker sticks

Wu Yi of the Song Dynasty "Southern "Countryman"

In the future, there will be no shadows of spring swallows in the pond, but today there are only traces of haggard smoke in the evening

The future: the past. Disadvantages: uneven. Chachi Chunyanying: It means that swallows fly back and forth among the spring willows. Haggard late smoke marks: It means that the willow branches are withered and look desolate in the dusk. Two sentences write that the autumn willows have lost the vitality they had in spring.

"Autumn Willows" by Wang Shizhen of the Qing Dynasty

Oranges exceed the Huaihe River and orange trees grow to the north.

Huai: Huaihe River. Over: to cross. Citrus aurantium: Also known as "Chinese tangerine", the fruit has less flesh and a sour taste.

"Zhou Li·Winter Official Examination Notes"

There are thousands of miscellaneous trees in Chaimen, but there are no red, orange, yellow and Ganbei areas

"Cold Rain" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty "Looking at the trees in the garden"

The trees are flourishing, and the springs are trickling and beginning to flow

Wood: trees.

Jin Dynasty Tao Yuanming's "Come Back and Come Back"

The wind blows wildly, Lin Wujingke

The wind blows: a storm. Ke: Branches.

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The trees of Jiao Ke are of the same shape, the east branch is gaunt and the west branch is flourishing

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Old trees bloom in late spring

Bloom: bloom.

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Tang Dynasty Wang Wei's "Three Poems for the Fifth Brother Zhang"

Sit and look at the green moss, wanting to get dressed

Tang Dynasty Wang Wei's "Shu Shi" 》

The color of grass invades the official road, and the flower branches grow out of the garden wall

"Luoyang Works" by Zhang Ji of the Tang Dynasty

The grass is short and the flowers are beginning to be removed, the moss is green and the willows are half yellow< /p>

Short: short. open.

Tang Dynasty Liu Zhongyong's "Early Spring in the Quiet Courtyard"

The moss marks on the upper steps are green, and the grass color enters the curtains clear

Qing Dynasty Liu Yuxi's "Humble Room Inscription"

The wild grass is fragrant and red brocade, and the gossamer stirs up the blue sky

Gossamer: The long thread spun by insects is called gossamer because it floats in the air.

Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty "A Spring Letter to the Eighty-Two Bastard of the Eighty-Two Poplars in Dongluobai"

The grass grows in the original land of Lili, and the grass dries up every year. The wildfire cannot be burned out, but the spring breeze blows again

Lili: the appearance of lushness.

Tang. Bai Juyi's "Farewell to the Ancient Grass"

The wild flowers are gradually charming the eyes, only Asakusa can have no horse hooves

Talent: only. No: cover up.

"Spring Tour to Qiantang Lake" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty

The grass and green tapestry are luxuriant, and the fine trees are lush and pleasant

Green tapestry: dense green. Onion cage: prosperity.

Ode to the Sound of Autumn by Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty

Leaning alone on the railing and staring into the distance, a river of tobacco is as flat as a cut

A river: all over the ground.

"Butterflies in Love with Flowers" by Xie Yi of the Song Dynasty

The decaying grass is miserable all the way, and the red maples are all over the forest

The sound of wind blowing leaves .

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