Test analysis: examine students' understanding of poetry and their grasp of flower images. (1) "Mo Tao is not charming, the curtain rolls west, and people are thinner than yellow flowers" comes from the song dynasty poet Li Qingzhao's "Drunk Flowers", which refers to chrysanthemums; (2) The famous sentence "The shadow is thin and the water is shallow, and the fragrance floats on the moon and dusk" comes from the seven-character poem "Xiaomei in the Mountain Garden" written by Lin Bu, a famous poet in the Northern Song Dynasty. In this poem, he wrote the plum blossom extraordinary and beautiful. (3) The Peony written by Pi Rixiu, from the perspectives of The King of Flowers, A Chinese Odyssey and Yan, and The Best Fragrance in the World, is a peony; (4) from Yang Wanli's "Yan Gui". In Guanghan Palace, WU GANG cut osmanthus, which means osmanthus; (5) from Zhang Lei's "Lotus".