Peach blossom and spring wood retting, bathing in water.
Bodhisattva of Zhuang [Luoyang City]. Lu (1): I see. When spring comes to the earth, Luoyang is full of purplish peach blossoms, clear springs everywhere, and pairs of mandarin ducks float on the water. Hong ying is colorful, blue waves are rippling, mandarin ducks are wing to wing, and there is great spring scenery. It can be used to write about the scenery in spring.
Bodhisattva Man by Wei Zhuang, a poet in Tang Dynasty
Luo Shuang Yuanyang spectrum in spring comes from a girl on a cold night.
Yuanyang famous saying
Five Miscellaneous Poems by Tang Wei Wu Ying (3). Luo: It's a soft and patterned silk fabric, which means Luo Yi or Luo Skirt here. This beautiful woman wore a beautiful skirt with couples of mandarin ducks embroidered on it in spring. This beautiful dress was made by poor working women at night. The original poem is "~". Heart essence smoke color, refers to the calendar thousand threads. There are countless aristocratic mansions in Chang 'an. Only once can I dance in these 100 days. After the dance, it was new, and I thought that the workers would suffer. "Its artistic conception is similar to Bai Juyi's Hyun Si. In the white poem, "Who weaves and dresses?"? "The meaning of Cold Woman in Yuexi Han Palace is similar to that of Wei's two sentences. They are all based on the luxury of aristocratic women and the hard work of working women, highlighting the antagonistic relationship between exploiters and exploited people. It can be used to reflect the class relations in the old society, and it can also be used to criticize some women who only pursue gorgeous clothes and don't know where social wealth comes from.
Five Poems by Wei Za, a Poet in Tang Dynasty
Swallows are busy nesting in wet mud and sleeping in pairs on the warm beach.
One of Du Fu's "two quatrains" in Tang Dynasty. Melting: refers to the melting of frozen soil. The general idea of these two sentences is: the weather is warm and the mud melts, and the swallow is busy flying in the nest; Spring is warm and sand is warm. Yuanyang is sleepy and can't afford to lie on the sand. The first two sentences of this quatrain are: "The sunset is beautiful, and the spring breeze is fragrant." The four poems describe the four landscapes of mountains, flowers, swallows and mandarin ducks, forming a series of pictures, which not only show the prosperity of spring, but also show the poet's happy mood. Autumn Review Day: "The description of spring scenery is extremely beautiful and the language is muddy." This four-sentence poem with four scenes juxtaposed runs through spring, but there is no echo relationship. Only through the combination and arrangement of these scenes can it be a special writing technique in ancient quatrains. Describing the scenery and significance of spring can be used as a reference.
Two quatrains of Du Fu, a poet in Tang Dynasty
When the morning glory is rolled up at night, the mandarin ducks lie side by side.
The beauty of du fu in tang dynasty. Faint: the name of the plant. Also known as Albizia Albizia, commonly known as cordate telosma, the leaves are like Sophora japonica leaves, and the flowers are reddish, which will close at night. Yuanyang: a bird, male and female live together. The general idea of these two sentences is: Acacia still knows that the night is near and never exceeds the time; Mandarin ducks live together, but they are not alone. These two sentences use "sentient" plants and animals as metaphors respectively, indicating that lovers should be close. In the original poem, the heroine takes this as a contrast with her frivolous husband, lamenting the sinister and cold world.
The Beauty of Du Fu, a Poet in Tang Dynasty
I'd like to be a mandarin duck quilt, and jack shall have Jill. Li Deyu, a statesman and poet in Tang Dynasty.
The mandarin ducks on the shore are all right, and they always go out to shallow sand.
Famous sayings about Yuanyang
Palace Ci of Mrs. Hua Rui of Shu after Five Dynasties. Write (zhuó turbidity) is: in pairs. Mandarin ducks parked on the shore in pairs leave the river bank from time to time and head for the sandbar in shallow water. Observe carefully and describe realistically, as if taking a group of animal world shots. Can be used to describe the activities of Yuanyang on the shore.
Palace-style Poems of Lady Hua Rui, a Poetess of Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms
If it works, why not die? You would rather be a mandarin duck than a fairy.
Tang Lu Zhao Lin ancient meaning Chang 'an. Flounder: Flounder refers to this kind of fish, which must be combined with each other before it can be used. Erya Dish: "There are fish in the East, which is better than the sun and nothing, so it is called ta couch." This metaphor is an inseparable couple. The main idea of these two sentences is: marry the person you love, like a flounder, inseparable, even if you die? I am willing to marry my sweetheart, like a couple, even if the immortal life is not enviable. This was originally a monologue from the heart of Chang 'an dancers, reflecting their passion for love. They yearn for love boldly and decisively, and they are outspoken. How energetic they are! As we all know, this sentence shows the desire and pursuit of young men and women for love life and is often quoted.
The ancient meaning of Chang 'an written by Lu, a poet in Tang Dynasty.
Peihui butterfly between flowers. Two mandarin ducks are walking by the pool.
Don Liu Xiyi's Childe Journey. Pei Hui: Wandering. Nymphalia: A butterfly with colorful wings. The general idea of these two sentences is: (Luoyang Childe and Beauty for a Spring outing) It looks like a pair of colorful butterflies flying back and forth between flowers, and the fork is like a pair of mandarin ducks strolling in Chi Pan. Beautiful butterflies fly together, often dancing in flowers and grass; Yuanyang, who lives quietly and occasionally, likes swimming in the water or walking by the pool. It is natural to use butterflies and mandarin ducks as metaphors for wandering sons and beauties in spring, which can arouse people's poetic associations.
Travel Notes of Childe by Liu Xiyi, a poet in Tang Dynasty.
Sweaters are brushed deep in the foggy green weeds in Dao Jiang.
Tang Jishi taught Yuanyang. Foggy: The vague appearance of clouds and rain. It's raining in Mao Mao in Dao Jiang, and the clouds are very light. Yuanyang is washing her beautiful feathers in the depths of the green grass. Xiaojiang Island, drizzle, thin mist, green water plants, a pair of mandarin ducks "brush sweaters" in this picturesque environment. This is a beautiful picture, which can be used to describe the activities of Yuanyang.
Yuan Yang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was aged by Ji.
Yuanyang's white teeth are new, and the blue hoof is scattered in the late flower.
Yuanyang famous saying
Tang Han's Look at the Tuned Horse. Ochre (zh ch): reddish brown. The horse was red and white, its teeth just showed, and it walked in disorder among the green grass flowers in the sunset. This poem depicts a horse with a new tune. The coat color of a horse is the same as that of a mandarin duck. It is red, brown and white, bright and beautiful. Its teeth have just come out and it is in the prime of life. In the afterglow of the sunset, the horse is walking leisurely, the grass is caressing the hoof and the flowers are brushing the body. The environmental atmosphere of sunset, flowers and green grass and the leisurely manner of horses constitute a harmonious picture.
Looking at the Horse by Han, a Poet in Tang Dynasty
Wake up Yuanyang without hate, and a pair fly away and turn around.
Tang Du Mu Cha Shan Shuikou Grass Market Poems. How can a disturbed mandarin duck have no resentment? Both of them flew away and looked back with nostalgia. Yuanyang lives in a very close and intimate place, and suddenly they are startled. Of course they hate it, so they have to "turn around" when flying, and they don't want to take a look at the place where * * * lives together. They not only live in love occasionally, but also are affectionate when they look back in shock. This poem is novel in conception and vivid in language, and can be used to describe a frightened mandarin duck.
Du Mu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote the quatrain "Grass Market at the Xiashuikou of Chashan".
No one watched the light rain all day, and the mandarin duck bathed in red.
Tang Du Mu's poems are from Houchi, Qi 'an County. No one went to see Xiaoyu all day, only Yuanyang dressed in red took a bath in the pool. The poet wrote about the scene of Yuanyang playing in the rain, imagining beautiful feathers as their "red clothes" and their "bathing in red clothes" in the pool, which is vivid and vivid. It is precisely because "no one watches the light rain all day" that Yuanyang is not disturbed, so she is particularly free when playing in the water. Can be used to describe the situation of Yuanyang playing in water.
Tang Dynasty poet Du Mu's poem Houchi in Qi 'an County
Cui Jing dances in red. Waterbirds are like this bird.
Tang's How to Treat Friends is one of them. Raccoon (1iè Hunting): The long hair on a horse's neck refers to the long feathers on a mandarin duck's head. A pair of mandarin ducks, with green feathers and red clothes, are dancing in the brilliant afterglow of the sunset, which is rare among waterfowl. For Yuanyang, the head silk is like "Zhu" and the body is covered with red feathers like "clothes". "Red" and "Cui" are brightly colored, and both dance in the background of "Xi emblem", which is beautiful and affectionate. In comparison with other "waterfowl", the author highlights his deep affection for Yuanyang.
Cui Jue, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, What to Do with Friends.
Wutong was half dead. After first frost, Bai Yuanyang lost her partner.
Famous sayings about Yuanyang
Song He Zhu's "Partridge Sky" [is more important than the regular door]. Wu Tong is half dead: Wu Tong is monoecious, which was called Lilian Tree and Albizia Tree in ancient times. In ancient poetry, Wu Tong, half dead, is often used as a metaphor for a widow. After defrosting: refers to the autumn after the first frost. Here, the author uses the phoenix tree to die after the autumn frost falls, indicating that he lost his wife in his later years. White head: here is a pun, Yuanyang has white hair on her head, so it is called "white head Yuanyang"; Second, the poet was 50 years old when he lost his wife, and he also reached the age of white hair. The author compares himself and his wife to losing a partner here. After the autumn frost, the phoenix tree was half dead, and the white mandarin duck flew alone after losing its partner. He Zhu was demoted to the next one in his life, and his life was relatively poor. His wife, Zhao, is a thrifty housekeeper, caring for her husband, and the couple have deep feelings. He Zhu was about fifty years old and his wife died. In grief, the author wrote this eulogy, which is immortal with Su Shi's "Jiangchengzi" [Ten Years of Life and Death]. These two sentences vividly describe their loneliness, loneliness and decline after their wife's death, compared with those of Jet Li Wu Tong and Toubai Yuanyang.
He Zhu, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty, Partridge Sky.
The sea dried up and the rocks broke. If we only fly together, we will die.
Jin Yuanhao asked "Song of Water and Land". The general idea of these two sentences is: two mandarin ducks will never part, but should only fight in pairs, and live and die together. "The seas run dry and the rocks crumble" is used to describe faithful love, "flying together" and "mutually assured destruction" are used to describe eternal friendship. This metaphor and exaggeration have extraordinary expressive effects, which can be used to describe Yuanyang and express loyalty to love.
Yuan Haowen, a poet and historian in the late Yuan Dynasty and early Yuan Dynasty, Amphibious Music
The night scene in Sang Yu is good today. * * * Pray for a century-old mandarin duck. Linguist Wang Li
I spent a long time holding a pen and drawing flowers. I tried my hand at the beginning, so I didn't interfere with the embroidery time.
Song Ouyang Xiu's Nan Gezi [Ji Feng Golden Mud Belt]. The first attempt: the first attempt (painting flowers). Doing nothing. The bride was hungry in her husband's arms for a long time, stroking the crayons, and tried to paint flowers for the first time after marriage. Because I am addicted to happy love, I waste a lot of time and affect the embroidery time. This is a word that describes the loving life of newlyweds. ~ a few sentences vividly describe the life style of the newlyweds. In order to hide her shyness, the bride quietly coquettishly asked, "How did the book come into being?" The next reader guessed whether she was really forgotten or jokingly pretended to be interesting.
Ouyang Xiu, a writer and historian in the Northern Song Dynasty, wrote Nan Gezi.
Yuanyang flies in the air, sounds smoothly in the river, and wings.
Yuanyang famous saying
Kim Jong-feng's reply to four Yuanyang poems by Lu Shilong. Yu Fei: Fly. "Yu" is an auxiliary word with no practical significance. (thinking): By the water. Harmony: a harmonious voice. V (V): Strike, beat. A pair of mandarin ducks are flapping their wings and flying by the river. The harmonious sound is always so cheerful. The poem describes a couple of mandarin ducks flying from the water in four words, and the language is simple. It is obvious that the author is consciously learning the stylistic features of The Book of Songs. There is a phrase "Feng Huang Yu Fei" in The Book of Songs, which describes the phoenix Qi Fei. Later generations often use this as a metaphor for the harmony between husband and wife. These words can describe Yuanyang, and can also be used to describe the harmonious relationship between husband and wife.
Zheng Feng, a scholar in the Jin Dynasty, "Answering Lu Shilong's Four Poems about Yuanyang"
There is a tree in Nanshan, and there are a pair of mandarin ducks on the tree. It has a history of 1000 years, and I don't want to forget it when I celebrate.
Anonymous "Yuanyang" Yuanyang: In ancient times, it was called "one bird", and male and female lived together, often used as a metaphor for lovers. Legend has it that one person gets one and the other dies of lovesickness. Neck crossing: two necks depend on each other to show intimacy, and later used to describe the love of couples. A couple of mandarin ducks live in a osmanthus tree in Nanshan. They snuggled up to their necks and stayed together for thousands of years, getting along happily and never forgetting each other. This poem is the earliest one handed down from generation to generation, praising faithful love of Yuanyang. In fact, in the animal kingdom, many birds and animals abide by monogamy and live together in pairs. According to the research of zoologists, wild grey geese are absolutely loyal when they have their own spouses. Even after they are widowed, most of them have not found new lovers, preferring to stay alone. Otter is also a good example of monogamy. They build nests, hunt and raise young otters together, and once other otters break in, they will try their best to drive them away. English Bigfoot Goose and Ugandan antelope are also models of loyalty to their spouses. Unfortunately, in China, it is not regarded as a symbol of husband and wife like Yuanyang, and it has been given the good name of "Love Bird (Beast)".
Anonymous "Yuanyang"
Play Sha Ting in pairs, but it is doubtful that the painting failed. Brocade machines compete for weaving patterns, and songs love swearing.
Yuanyang by Tang Du Mu. Shatang: the seaside beach. Loom: Loom. Mandarin ducks are playing in pairs on the beach near the water. I have always suspected that drawing strokes can't give them a good image. People are scrambling to weave their lovely appearance on the brocade machine, and they also like to call their names in songs. Yuanyang plays in the water, depending on each other, and the image is beautiful and moving. Such a lovely image can't be drawn. Brocade machines compete for weaving patterns, and songs love swearing. The poet renders Yuanyang as popular as possible by arranging music. Can be used to describe mandarin ducks.
Yuanyang by Du Mu, a poet in Tang Dynasty
On the paired lotus ponds, if you look at the brocade machine, you should know that Yue Nv is jealous and afraid to fly near the boat.
Yuanyang by Gao Qi in Ming Dynasty. Couples of mandarin ducks are playing in the lotus pond, just like a beautiful tapestry without getting off the plane. I probably know that girls who pick lotus flowers are envious, and I dare not go near the lotus boat in Qi Fei. Mandarin ducks are inseparable and are called "love birds". Gao Qi's poems were first written in clear water, blue waves, green leaves and red lotus, which looks like a picturesque fairyland. After writing about the "psychology" of Yuanyang, they were afraid that their over-intimacy in pairs would cause Yue Nv's jealousy, so they stayed away from the girls' lotus boat, fly with me. The whole poem did not put pen to paper, but used metaphor and contrast to write Yuanyang, which was implicit and implied.
Yuanyang Pu by Gao Qi, a famous poet at the end of Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of Ming Dynasty.
Yuanyang embroidered clothes are light, fragrant with lotus, algae, orchid and duckweed.
Famous sayings about Yuanyang
Five Dynasties ago, Mao Wenxi of Shu wrote "Hating Love". Neck crossing: Neck crossing describes a very intimate appearance. Numa (looking for zh m: o): Koike. Lotus root (uǒu) flower: lotus. Xin (xρn new): Xiang. Snuggle: Intimacy. Algae (xρng xěng): refers to all kinds of aquatic plants. Lanting: a sandbar where orchids grow. The main idea of these words is: the lotus flowers in the small green pond are fragrant, and the mandarin ducks live with their necks hooked, wearing light embroidered clothes and shining brightly in Lanzhou. The figure leans against the water plants and braves the drizzle and bathes beside the duckweed. What a picture of Yuanyang bathing water! There are not only detailed descriptions, but also many side comparisons, which can be used to describe the situation of Yuanyang playing in water.
Mao Wenxi, a poet in the late Tang and Five Dynasties, told his feelings.
The main lotus is full of dikes, and the lotus song is crisp and the small building is west. Yuanyang is very affectionate. Rain, rain and wind live together. Ji Shulan, a poet in Qing Dynasty, wrote poems about summer.
I was amazed at my eyes and dreams, and no one knew how I felt at this moment. It's better to spend a lifetime together than a mandarin duck in the pool.
Qi Fei, Song Youmao's Complete Poems of Tang Dynasty. Metaphor is that men and women who love each other are inseparable.
You Mao, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, Poems of the Tang Dynasty
There are cool breeze and dew in the leaves, lovers covered with flowers in leaf cages, white brocade with silk tops and red brocade feathers, and lotus women are jealous, so they are not allowed to get together for a long time.
Song Ouyang Xiu's Fisherman's Pride [Ye Youfeng]. The green leaves swaying in the breeze, the dew hanging on the flowers, the Ye Er flowers full of lovers, the top silk like white brocade, and the hairiness like red brocade have aroused the envy of the lotus pickers, scared them away and forbidden them to get together for a long time. Yuanyang played in pairs among the lotus flowers, which caused the jealousy of the lotus girl. The poet sketched beautiful pictures with beautiful colored pens, and compared the infatuation of the couple with the jealousy of the lotus girl, which contained endless interest.
Ouyang Xiu, a writer and historian in the Northern Song Dynasty, The Pride of the Fisherman.