1, Silkworm Maijiang Village, Meilin Courtyard, long summer in Ming Dynasty. -Zhu's "Life has Wine"
2, long steamed cuimai, Huangmei with over-ripe garden rain. -Zhao Youzhi's Long Summer
When the warbler crows, the silkworm wants to sleep for three times. -Fang Hui "Long Summer on April 13th"
4, cold things are meaningless, and flowers are invaded by summer for no reason. -Guo's Ten Poems of Long Summer and Spring at the End of the 20th Century, Part I'
5, the shade spreads new light, and the wind begins to grow. -Zhang Dalie's "Ruan Langgui Long Summer"
6, the long summer Arabian Nights, leisurely and happy. -Zhang Yuchu's Xi Qing
7. In the eighteenth year of the Emperor, two days before the Long Summer. When the smoke clears and the rain opens, the sky is high and the clouds are light. -Ji Dong's "You Shan Lian Sentence"
8. Plum blossoms have been in Zhu Ying, and there has never been a sunny day for ten days in spring. -Fang Hui "There is a saying that there is no sunny day in the first half of this spring, and there are not many long summers. Childhood is not over. "
9, long summer row to cold, see peony Qian garden officials. -Su Su's "200 miscellaneous songs in Jinling, long summer and even cold"
10, the black paste point is Hengtang, and the butterfly coat is busy drying powder. -Zhang Dalie's "Ruan Langgui Long Summer"
1 1 But since the sunny day in long summer, I have been idle to see the green leaves. -Chen Wang quatrains, tea jasmine.
12, it rains in summer, and the shadow of the pagoda tree in front of the building is round. -Queen Yang's Palace Poems, Flocculation and Summer
13, Huang and Li Xia Fang Zhuang, bathed in a new green pond. -Shu Yuexiang, "On March 29th, Xia Xiqing was slightly comfortable, coming from old Beijing"
14, cold things are meaningless, and flowers invade in summer for no reason. -Guo's Ten Poems of Long Summer and Spring at the End of the 20th Century, Part I'
15 but pomegranate knows how to grow in summer, and it will bloom on this day every year. -Yang Wanli's Twelve Solutions to Things in Early Summer: A Dark Reminder of Educational Order