I. Explanation:
1, (Yuàn) surname.
2. Academic and literary places.
3. A place where animals, plants and trees are raised (in the old days, it often referred to the emperor's garden).
Second, the meaning of the word:
1, Lin Yuan: an ancient garden for planting trees, raising livestock, hunting and playing.
2. Yuen Long: Langfeng Mountain Garden, the legendary place where immortals live, is often used to refer to the palace garden in old poems.
3. Art Garden: the place where literature and art meet and concentrate; A place where books and cultural relics gather.
4. Nanyuan: It is a royal garden in Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties. Because the old road of Yongding River passes through the park, a large lake and swamp is formed, with lush vegetation and animals and elk gathering.
5. Yuen Long: Legend has it that the Emperor of Heaven collects books. The latter refers to the place where books are treasured.
Meta-poetry
1, where the spring breeze blows the garden wall, flying flowers enter Zhaoyang piece by piece. -Liu Ji's Palace Complaint in Ming Dynasty
I don't know where the spring breeze comes from, gently brushing the garden wall and entering the Zhaoyang Hall against the flying petals.
2. Lonely Song Luoyuan goes to Qin Cheng to see the moon several times every spring. -Song Deng's "Learning Pavilion, Giving a Child"
The solo poems in Luoyang Garden coincided with the end of spring. I went to Qin Cheng several times and saw the bright moon hanging high.
3, Wu Shan or Wu Jiangqing, it's embarrassing to leave the palace. -Song of Bai Zhu by Xu Zhiren.
Wu Shan is still standing, the Wujiang River is clear and flowing, and it is hard to leave the old palace garden. It refers to the scene of leaving the palace and garden.
I kept crying in the garden. I hate being worse than oriole. -Yang Wanli in the Song Dynasty, "Zhao Kuiming's Top Ten Strokes to the West Lake on April 1st"
I have been crying since I entered the garden, complaining that I am not as close to you as an oriole.
5. Don't leave the leaves dark yellow in autumn, and the sleeping garden is covered with moss in spring. -A poem "Shao Da Shi" written by Pipa Pavilion in Ming Dynasty
The autumn night in the villa is deep, the yellow leaves are falling, the spring scenery in the forbidden garden is exhausted, and the moss is overgrown.