1. Zhang Yubei, excerpted from Cao Xun's "Yu Jie Xing", "The stream is shallow and the clouds are low, and the jade buds are crosswise." There is also the seventeenth song of "Seventeen Poems of Moshan Creek (See at that time)", which also says "Jade bud locks sandalwood heart, and it is drizzling at dusk."
2. Zhang Jinbei, excerpted from Huang Tingjian's "Two Wines of Chimonanthus praecox", "Jin Beisuo is cold in spring, and the fragrance is not exhibited. Although there are no peaches and plums, the flavor is extremely shallow. " In short, it is intended to praise the tenacity and uniqueness of wintersweet. Although it does not compete with the flowers in spring, it blooms alone in the cold winter and has a unique charm.
3. Zhang Xuebei (I think the best) is taken from Shi Hao's "Water Dragon Hidden (Bud in Snow)". "Bud in Snow is in full bloom, and beauty hates spring." It also comes from Yongmei. I feel this is more exquisite.
4. Zhang Jingjing, excerpted from Yuan Hongdao's Travel Notes of Man Jing, as bright as a mirror.
Of course, Zhang Congbei can also do it.
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