First couplet: Two or three poles of bamboo are all in autumn colors.
Second line: There is rain in thousands of mountains.
This couplet was written by Lin Shu in modern times.
First couplet: Fengyun Three-Child Sword.
Second line: Flowers and birds on a bed of books.
This couplet was written by Zuo Guangdou of Ming Dynasty.
First couplet: Laoquan Bogu Tao.
Second line: The child chews the new book.
This couplet was written by Jin Shengtan of the Qing Dynasty.
First couplet: Qionda is all about external affairs.
Second line: Ups and downs do not change old friendships.
This couplet is a couplet given to Bingxin’s father by Mr. Bing from Sazhen in modern times.
First couplet: The deceased Mu Zhuang Zhou can only dream of butterflies when he sleeps.
Original pair: I am a good student of poetry, and I still sound like a phoenix when I grow old.
My couplet: Common people admire Chen Tuan, and when he wakes up, he can become an emperor's teacher.
This couplet is from Wu Bu and Han Zishou of the Qing Dynasty. Mine is more than work, but not enough.
First line: The white horse is blocked by the west wind.
Second line: Apricot blossoms and misty rain in the south of the Yangtze River.
This couplet was written by Xu Beihong.
First couplet: The family has thousands of volumes of books, but the sixteen characters of Yu Ting are not forgotten.
Second line: Corporal Mu Kongtian left Nishan alone.
This couplet is from when Liu Shaoyi was a child in the Song Dynasty, he went with his teacher to pay homage to the famous scholar Luo Sichun and his companion. Yu Ting: refers to the court of Shun. According to legend, Shun was the ancient Ming Dynasty lord, so ‘Yu Ting’ is often used as the abbreviation of ‘Holy Dynasty’. The sixteen characters refer to "Shang Shu·Dayu Mo": The human heart is only dangerous, the Taoist heart is only small, but the essence is only one, and it is allowed to hold on to the center. Song Confucians regard these sixteen characters as the principles for personal moral cultivation and country governance passed down from heart to heart by Yao, Shun and Yu. Nishan: Originally the name of a mountain in Qufu, Shandong, this generation refers to Confucius. Liu Shaoyi spoke in such a tone at such a young age in front of his seniors, which was shocking.
First line: There are many visitors in front of the door.
Second line: There are no books in sight while sitting together.
This couplet was made by Song Louyao.
First couplet: The east wall falls down, the west wall falls down, and you can see the beauty of the family.
Second line: The front alley is deep, the back alley is shallow, and there is no sound of cars and horses.
This couplet was given to a friend by Zhu Xi of the Song Dynasty.
First couplet: Lotus breeze brings fragrance.
Second line: The moon and pine trees make the night cool.
This couplet was written by Yu Youren in modern times.
First couplet: Gold and stone are immortal.
Second line: The painting is unique.
This couplet was written by Li Ruiqing of the Qing Dynasty.
First couplet: Drinking wine to look at the twenty-four histories.
Second couplet: Lu Xiangjing versus the Thirteen Classics.
This couplet was written by Kefa, a historian in the Ming Dynasty.
First couplet: The shadows disappear, leaving only one person.
Second line: Old friends reunite and say a few words.
First couplet: One bamboo, one orchid and one stone.
Second line: There are joints, fragrance and bones.
This couplet is a study couplet inscribed by Zheng Kui in the Qing Dynasty.
First line: Why should a room be elegant?
Second line: The fragrance of flowers is not much.
This couplet is a study couplet inscribed by Zheng Kui in the Qing Dynasty.
First line: Jilai River water cooks new tea.
Second line: Buy all the green mountains to use as a painting screen.
This couplet is inscribed by Zheng Xie of the Qing Dynasty to Jiaoshan Natural Temple.
First couplet: The refreshing air comes from the west, and the clouds and mist sweep away the regrets of the world.
Second line: The great river flows eastward, and its waves wash away the sorrows of the past and present.
This couplet is inscribed by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty on the Yellow Crane Tower in Wuchang.
First couplet: Spring Breeze Langyuan has three thousand guests.
Second line: The first floor of Mingyue Yangzhou.
This couplet is inscribed by Zhao Mengfu of the Yuan Dynasty on Yingyue Tower in Yangzhou. And received a gift of a thousand pieces of gold from his master.
First line: Forty-nine years of poverty.
Second line: Three hundred and six days of drunkenness.
This couplet is Cai Hongkui’s autobiography.
First line: Heaven provides compensation for poverty and health.
Second line: People mistakenly call themselves tall because of laziness.
This couplet was written by Chen Jiru in the Ming Dynasty.
First couplet: Come for alms, not for the sound of bells or drums.
Second line: After fasting, I went away, knowing that all the salt and charcoal were gone.
This couplet was written by Zen Master Puhe of Qiongzhu Temple in the Ming Dynasty.
First couplet: There is a moon in the sky and a bright moon on both sides of the bank.
Second line: A boat rides on the steady autumn water.
This couplet is inscribed by Qing Lin Zexu in Wanzaitang, West Lake, Fuzhou.
First line: My family tradition has failed me.
Second couplet: The Tianjiao priest leads the lake and the mountain.
This couplet is inscribed by Lin Zexu in Chaoju Pavilion at West Lake in Hangzhou.
First couplet: The sea embraces all rivers, and tolerance is great.
Second line: Standing on a wall for thousands of years, if you have no desire, you will be strong.
This couplet is Lin Zexu's study.
First line: Every time I get drunk in Yueyang, I see the turmoil behind my eyes, and I do it all the time.
Second line: Everyone wants to swallow Yunmeng, and asks when the lump in the chest will disappear?
This couplet is a Yueyang Tower couplet inscribed by Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty.
First couplet: What’s so strange about the first floor? Du Shaoling's five-character swan song, Fan Xiwen's two-character poem about love, Teng Zijing's failure and prosperity, and Lu Chunyang's three-character failure will lead to drunkenness. Is this a poem? Official? Ruye? Xianye?
Not seeing the ancients before made me shed tears of sadness;
Second couplet: Take a look, you see, Dongting Lake is at the southern end of Xiaoxiang, Yangzi River is connected to Wu Gorge in the north, Baling Mountain is refreshing in the west, and Yuezhou is To the east of the city is Yanjiang, from Zhu? Rogue? Stander? Townsman?
There is a true meaning in this. Who can understand it?
This couplet is a Yueyang Tower couplet written by Dou Xu in the Qing Dynasty.
First line: If you can’t let go of the world behind your eyes, why go up to the building to drink.
Second couplet: Only after swallowing all the cloud dreams in my chest can I write poems to the ancients.
This couplet is a Yueyang Tower couplet written by Wang Baosheng of the Qing Dynasty.
First couplet: Lakes and mountains are all around you.
Second line: All families are filled with sorrow and joy.
This couplet is the Yueyang Tower couplet.
First couplet: Xiaoxiang Thousand Miles Moon in Antarctica.
Second line: North leads to Wu Gorge and Ten Thousand Mountains.
Yueyang Tower Couplet written by Zhang Zhao of the Qing Dynasty.
First couplet: Looking around in the vast expanse, overlooking the remaining mountains and rivers of Wu and Chu, the battlefields of ancient and modern wars, just blowing the iron flute wakes up the vicissitudes of the world.
Second line: Paying homage to the past, I asked poets from Hunan and Xiang poets, who worries about the joys first, and who is responsible for the world day and night?
This couplet is a Yueyang Tower couplet written by Li Xiufeng in the Qing Dynasty.
First couplet: Holding the pen and climbing up the stairs again, I am ashamed to learn less than Xiwen, and I am not the Ministry of Industry.
Second line: With my lapel draped, I lean against the railing, the wind blows from the water, and the sun reaches the stars.
This couplet is a Yueyang Tower couplet written by He Shaoji, a famous calligrapher of the Qing Dynasty.
First couplet: When I occasionally go upstairs in the late spring and see fish and dragons flying up and down, I should cherish the green water of the lake.
Second line: Don’t talk about dreams when you are drunk. The soldiers and horses in the mountains are no more like a pillow on a yellow beam.
This couplet is a Yueyang Tower couplet written by Li Chengyu.
First couplet: The boat is tied to Dongting, the world is devastated but there are tears in the sky.
Second line: The soul returns to Luoshui, the world has changed and there is no poetry left.
This couplet is a Yueyang Tower couplet written by Wu Zhangshu, a famous Chu Ci scholar in modern times.
First couplet: Beautiful mountains, beautiful waters, beautiful wind and beautiful moon, a beautiful environment for thousands of years.
Second line: Infatuated voices, infatuated colors, infatuated dreams, infatuated people, several generations of infatuated people.
This couplet is the Jinling Qinhuai River couplet given by Taizu of the Ming Dynasty.
First line: The whole world celebrates, it is natural to celebrate, celebrate, celebrate, celebrate, celebrate, celebrate, celebrate.
Second line: The whole country is crazy, crazy to the extreme, crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy, crazy.
This couplet is about Sichuan's celebration of the "Double Tenth Day" in 1928. Liu Shiliang expressed his dissatisfaction with the authorities with the Sichuan folk sad music "Dang Qing, understand the madness". It is also said that when Yuan Shikai proclaimed himself emperor in 1916, his close associate Chen Huan, the governor of Sichuan, ordered the Sichuan people to hold a celebration. The Sichuan people made it at that time.
First line: The trees on the edge of the ridge are cold in color.
Second couplet: The sound of spring on the stone brings rain and autumn.
This couplet is a question continued by King Luo Bin of the Tang Dynasty to the Song Dynasty. Song Zhiwen once visited the mountains and recited the first sentence, but he couldn't find the next sentence. He especially thought about it and came to an ancient temple, where an old monk continued the next sentence correctly.
Song Zhiwen was shocked. After a deep sigh, he realized that he was King Luo Bin, one of the four heroes of the early Tang Dynasty who failed to rebel against Wu Zetian and hid in the mountains.