Couplets about flowers

Lily, also known as Qiangshu, Fanjiu, Shandan, Daoxian, Chongmai, Atrium, Moro, Xiang Chong, Zhong Fenghua, Lily Garlic, Master Garlic, Braised Potato with Garlic, Cordate telosma, etc. , a perennial herbaceous bulbous plant of Liliaceae, is native to China. The following are my carefully collected couplets about flowers for your reference. I hope you like them.

Plum blossom: the shadow is thin and shallow, and the fragrance is fragrant at dusk.

Hongmei: Pretending to be a plum, I'm still lonely and thin.

Chimonanthus praecox: The combined makeup contains green calyx, and the sandalwood wax core is fragrant.

Spring Festival: chilly, weak branches and tender snow.

Peach blossom: red flowers want rain and dew, and purple flowers laugh at the sight of spring breeze.

Peach: fairy flowers and dewdrops in the blue sky, and calyx in Taoyuan is planted on clouds.

Li Hua: The trees in the river are lush in Cui Lin, and the flowers in the golden valley are snowy.

Apricot flowers: the clouds are pale and the branches are Man Chun, and the wind outside the wall is light and the flowers are red.

Pear flower: pink and white fragrance with spring rain, light red wine dizzy wind.

Cherry blossoms: In March, the green curtain opens and the red clouds rise.

Wisteria: The vines are mixed with thick fragrant fog and a pile of Chinese milk vetch flowers.

Magnolia flowers: uneven shadows, the same Yao and Taiwan, graceful and fragrant snow and jade.

Mulan: Baoting is a prolific writer's pen with purple and colorful flowers.

Molly: A young woman's temples are better than snow, adding fragrance at dusk and under the moon.

Popular couplets

Part I: The roots of talent and wisdom are still there.

Bottom line: lazy nature and wasted wisdom.

The first part: self-study, studious, diligent for personal use.

Bottom line: no thinking, no thinking, no thinking, no working.

Part I: Jade must be cut into pieces.

Part II: People who don't learn don't know.

Part I: Learn like a yellow crane and a magpie.

Bottom line: Diligence is like wings, enthusiasm is like wings.

Classic couplets

Part I: Wine and food are tasteless and unreasonable.

The second part: the subject and object are affectionate and lucky.

Part I: A kitchen without good wine is a disgrace to its owner.

The bottom line: a feast without food

Part one: I am ashamed that there is no food in the kitchen.

Part II: Quexintang has guests.

Part One: Guests have long feelings to celebrate.

Part II: It's a pity that the kitchen is not delicious.