Wang Jian, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, once wrote 1 poems about the Palace Poems, including one about the little white rabbit: "The white rabbit in the new autumn is bigger than a fist, and the red ear frosts its hair while sleeping in the grass. The son of heaven doesn't teach people to shoot, and the jade whip covers the horseshoe. " Praise the young rabbit for its "sleeping state", which is lovely, and advise people not to hurt rabbits at will.
Other long poems praising Bunny:
The Book of Songs, Feng Wang Bunny, contains "There is a rabbit, and it leaves Luo", "There is a rabbit, and it leaves Luo" and "There is". "Gu Yan Ge" in the Han Dynasty, "The white rabbit is left alone, and it goes east and looks west", which describes the appearance of the white rabbit hanging together like peas and carrots and being lonely and helpless, making people feel pity. Tang Bai Juyi's poem "The Old Residence of Siwei Village in Mengxia sends a message to my younger brother" says: "The rabbit hides the bean seedlings and the birds sing and the mulberry is ripe", which depicts the pastoral scenery of the rabbit walking, the birds singing, the bean seedlings strong and the mulberry red purple.
Mei Yaochen wrote a poem "Rabbit" in the Song Dynasty: "Lost in the dust, dressed in brown, I love Artemisia. There are cunning and difficult points in the vault, and Chinese books are rare. Hunting from the original, the spirit fled to the moon. Death is a meritorious ring, and a good bow is spontaneous. " Most of the poems are about the rabbit's life, whereabouts and the danger of being hunted. The last two sentences are from Fan Li's words to the doctor of Yue: "Birds are exhausted, and good bows are hidden; A sly rabbit dies and a running dog cooks. " The poet thought of the fate of the meritorious minister from the death of the rabbit, thus warning the founding fathers to retire in time to avoid being killed.
Yuan Jue's "Chants in the Boat" in the Yuan Dynasty: "Domestic slaves pick up hay and go on a blind date with rabbits. I was born ignorant of rabbits, but I was shocked by them. Pedestrians laugh at each other and return like groans. I know I'm very lucky, but I don't believe in my slave. " Here, the poet describes the simplicity and loveliness of rabbits and the love between people and animals, showing the author's pity for all life. The poem "White Rabbit" written by Xie Chengju, a poet in Ming Dynasty, says: "jathyapple is inextricably linked, and the autumn wind and snow are a mass. Wandering in the jade palace, I am in a rotten silver plate. The dew is wet, and the fragrance is cold. If Heng E can ask, he wants to beg for the eternal elixir. " The white rabbit described by the poet is full of fine hairs and snow, which is very vivid and vivid.
Poems in the Tang and Song Dynasties that compare the moon with the jade rabbit are exquisite and can be found everywhere. Tang Han-cong's Poem of Spring Sorrow has the sentence "The golden sun flies long and the jade rabbit goes, and the green temples last forever"; The ninth poem of Li Bai's Imitation of Ancient Times includes "The Moon Rabbit is tinkering with medicine, and Fusang has become a salary", and "Drinking asking for the moon" has poems such as "The White Rabbit is tinkering with medicine in autumn, and who is the neighbor of Chang 'e"; Lu Zhaolin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, has such a famous sentence in the poem "Looking at the Moon in the River": "Shen Jun shakes the rabbit's shadow and floats the laurel to move the Danfang." In Li Shen's poem, there is "the ice rabbit is half-opened, and the copper pot is slightly long."