1. Poems about bracelets
The jade bracelet is wide this spring, but the skirt was wrinkled last night.
——Yan Jidao of Song Dynasty · Sheng Chazi was carrying water far away from the wet shore, and the light of jade bracelets caught in the red silk threads. ——Liu Yanshi of the Tang Dynasty · There is an occasional title about lotus clothes carrying jade bracelets, and lotus thorns holding silver hooks.
——Yan Chaoyin of the Tang Dynasty · Lotus Picking Girl The night is getting colder and the wine is gradually fading. I hear jade bracelets banging in my sleeves.
——Bangyan of Zhou Dynasty in the Song Dynasty · A plum blossom has not yet been cut, and it spreads across the sea, and I want to be old and gentle. Untie the sandalwood trough, knock the jade bracelet, and it will be clear and clear.
——Song Dynasty King Qianqiu · The red begonia at the head of the water tune is about to fade, and the jade necklace is timid in spring. ——Han Nai, Song Dynasty · Linjiang Fairy (girlfriend) likes to give jade strips to take off, which is worthy of carrying a purple silk scarf.
——Lu Guimeng of the Tang Dynasty · Twenty poems about the beauty of Taihu Lake. Treasure both jade bars and take them off, thanks to the three islands sending sheep. ——Dr. Lu Guimeng of the Tang Dynasty· Dr. Guangwen Nanyang of Huai Maoshan in the south of the Yangtze River. Dr. Sandu rhymes with two jade picks on both wrists, saving half a handful of fiber. ——Chen Yunping of the Song Dynasty· Saiyuan Chun jade bracelet means jade bracelet. In addition, the bracelet is also called Tiaotuo, Tiaoda, armband, arm hairpin, pick off, jump off, etc.
For example, in Fan Qin's "Poetry of Love", "Why is the agreement wide? It wraps around the wrist and jumps out." But I don't know what material this one is made of. 2. Ancient poems describing jade bracelets, the more the merrier, thank you all
1. The jade bracelets are wide this spring, but the skirts were wrinkled last night. ——Yan Jidao, Song Dynasty · Sheng Chazi
2. The man on the bank is far away from the wet water, and the jade bracelet shines in the red silk wisps. ——Liu Yanshi of the Tang Dynasty · Occasional title
3. The lotus clothes bear the jade bracelet, and the lotus thorns bear the silver hook. ——Yan Chaoyin of the Tang Dynasty · Lotus Picking Girl
4. The night is getting colder and the wine is gradually fading. I hear jade bracelets banging in my sleeves. ——Song Zhou Bangyan · One-cut Plum
5. I have no time to travel across the sea, but I want to be old and gentle. Untie the sandalwood trough, knock the jade bracelet, and it will be clear and clear. ——Song Dynasty King Qianqiu · Shui Tiao Ge Tou
6. The begonia red is about to fade, and the jade necklace is timid in spring. ——Han Xin of the Song Dynasty · Linjiang Immortal (Granny)
7. It’s a good gift to take off with a jade strip, worthy of carrying a purple silk scarf. ——Lu Guimeng of the Tang Dynasty · Twenty poems about the beauty of Taihu Lake
8. Treasure both jade bars and take them off, all thanks to the Three Islands Send Sheep Lord. ——Tang Lu Guimeng·He Ximei Jiangnan Road Zhonghuai Maoshan Guangwen Nanyang Dr.'s third first rhyme
9. The jade on both wrists was peeled off, and half of the fiber was saved——Song Dynasty Chen Yunping·Sai Yuanchun
Jade bracelet means jade bracelet. In addition, bracelets are also called Tiaotuo, Tiaoda, armbands, arm hairpins, Tiaotuo, Tiaotuo, etc. For example, in Fan Qin's "Poetry of Love", "Why is the relationship so broad? It wraps around the wrist and jumps off." But I don't know what material this one is made of
I hope it can help you 3. Describe the "bracelet" What are the poems of
1. "Ode to Jade" - Author: Wei Yingwu of the Tang Dynasty
There are hundreds of exquisite things in the universe, but there are no articles about the most precious things.
Carved into jade, the true nature is damaged.
2. "Ode to Crystals" - Author: Wei Yingwu of the Tang Dynasty
Reflections follow colors, containing emptiness but no surface or interior.
Holding towards the bright moon, my sorrow turns into water.
3. "Ode to Coral" - Author: Wei Yingwu of the Tang Dynasty
The crimson tree has no flowers and leaves, and is neither stone nor honey.
Where can the world find it? It is born on the Penglai stone.
4. "Yong Liuli" - Author: Wei Yingwu of the Tang Dynasty
Colors are like ice, and nothing can separate the dust.
The elephant feast cannot be seen, but it is worthy of the beauty.
5. "Nine Poems on Cold Stream" - Author: Wang Han of the Tang Dynasty
Green water forms green jade, and white waves produce white silicon.
In the bright moon mirror, everything is illuminated by the sky. 4. What are the common words used in classical Chinese to describe gold on gold bracelets?
Words used to describe gold in classical Chinese: 1. A thousand pieces of gold are not as good as one virtuous person.
From Jin? Yang Quan's "Theory of Physics": "A wise person thousands of miles away is called shoulder to shoulder. A wise person is a virtue, and his body is natural.
A thousand golds are not as good as one wise person." Explanation: No matter how much gold is, it is dead Inanimate things will not increase naturally; but people are alive, and wise people can govern the country and stabilize the country, prosper the cause, and increase gold.
These two sentences illustrate the need to attach importance to talents. 2. The gold has no color, and the white wall has slight flaws.
Explanation from Song Dynasty's "Two Poems of Expression of Interest" by Dai Fuhu; Gold has no color, and the white wall has slight flaws. Asking for help but not asking for preparations. I would like Laojun's family to guess what animal is the leopard 3. Glittering gold Wave, Tuanluan white jade plate. From Jianming·He Jingming's "Mingyue Pian".
Explanation; 拋滟: describes the way the moonlight flashes with the water waves. Tuanluan: Reunion.
The general meaning of these two sentences is: the moonlight is like gold, flashing with the water waves; the bright moon is still hanging, like a round jade plate. 4. Hugh said that gold is precious, but peace and happiness are the most valuable. ”
Author: Zheng Guangzu● wedge (pretending to be a wife to attract others, a poem goes)? From "A Chinese Girl Leaving the Soul". Explanation: It means that peace and happiness are more precious than gold.
5. I was born not to read half-cursive calligraphy, but only to buy gold for my wealth.
"Children" Author: Li He According to the Tang Dynasty, the children of wealthy families never study, and only rely on money to buy high-ranking jobs.
This is a mockery of those dandy boys who are ignorant and incompetent, but enjoy high-ranking officials and generous salaries, revealing the author's depressive feelings of not being recognized for his talents. It can be used to satirize those who have no real talent and knowledge but rely on money to climb to official positions.
6. In the spring of March at the beginning of the Xiaoxiang River, wicker sticks shake the sun and shake gold. "Xiangjiang" Author: Huang Wen Interpretation from the Tang Dynasty: In March of spring, on the bank of the Xiangjiang River, wicker branches posed in the sunlight, like strands of golden threads swaying in the spring breeze.
The word "Nong" means to show off. The new willows are spinning, reflecting the sun, and the color is like "gold". The poet imagines that the colorful wickers are showing off their beauty. The word "Nongri" is unique and innovative.
Can be used to describe willow branches in spring. 5. Verses praising jade bracelets
This spring the jade bracelet is wide, but last night the skirt was wrinkled.
——Yan Jidao of Song Dynasty · Sheng Chazi was carrying water far away from the wet shore, and the jade bracelet shined through the red silk threads. ——Liu Yanshi of the Tang Dynasty · There is an occasional title about lotus clothes carrying jade bracelets, and lotus thorns holding silver hooks.
——Yan Chaoyin of the Tang Dynasty · Lotus Picking Girl The night is getting colder and the wine is gradually fading. I hear jade bracelets banging in my sleeves.
——Bangyan of Zhou Dynasty in the Song Dynasty · A plum blossom has not yet been cut, and it spreads across the sea, and I want to be old and gentle. Untie the sandalwood trough, knock the jade bracelet, and it will be clear and clear.
——Song Dynasty King Qianqiu · The red begonia at the head of the water tune is about to fade, and the jade necklace is timid in spring. ——Han Nai, Song Dynasty · Linjiang Fairy (girlfriend) likes to give jade strips to take off, which is worthy of carrying a purple silk scarf.
——Lu Guimeng of the Tang Dynasty · Twenty poems about the beauty of Taihu Lake. Treasure both jade bars and take them off, relying on the three islands to send sheep. ——Dr. Lu Guimeng of the Tang Dynasty · Dr. Guangwen Nanyang of Huai Maoshan in the south of the Yangtze River. He picked up the jade on both wrists for the first time, and saved half a handful of fiber. ——Chen Yunping of the Song Dynasty · Sai Yuanchun.