In the ordinary study, work and life, many people have come into contact with some classic poems. According to their contents, ancient poems can be divided into narrative poems, lyric poems, farewell poems, frontier poems, pastoral poems, nostalgic poems (poems about history) and poems about things. What kind of ancient poems are classic? The following is the riddle of ancient poetry that I carefully sorted out for your reference, hoping to help friends in need. The answer is the riddle of ancient poetry. 1
go on road trip (typing a poem)
Answer and analysis: Loneliness without a master (go on road trip of one person means that the journey is very lonely and at a loss, and the poem "Loneliness without a master" can vividly explain this riddle, which comes from the southern song dynasty poet Lu You's "Bu Operator Yongmei")
Benzoin (typing a poem) < p It can be extended as: sleeping soundly and sweetly, and the poem "I awake light-hearted this morning of spring" means:' The night in spring has been sleeping sweetly until dawn, which is similar to the riddle meaning. This sentence comes from the poem "Spring Dawn" written by Meng Haoran in the Tang Dynasty)
The head of the ancient capital is like a flower (typing a poem)
Answer and analysis: Chang 'an looks back and embroiders piles (Chang 'an is the ancient name of Xi 'an, ranking first among the four ancient capitals in China). There are beautiful flowers and trees all over Mount Li, and the poem "Chang 'an looks back and embroiders in piles" describes this scene, which is from the poem "Crossing China and Qing Palace" written by Du Mu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.
The host refuses to see the guest (type a poem)
Answer and analysis: and where, behind me, are the coming generations? (the host refuses to see the guest, so even those who have the intention to visit will not come to visit again, and the poem "and where, behind me, are the coming generations?" can be vividly described. This sentence is from on a Gate-Tower at Youzhou by Chen Ziang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty)
Reject blind date (type a poem)
Answer and analysis: it is almost as hard for friends to meet (blind date is usually when two people have never met, since it is "rejection", it is of course "don't want to meet each other", which can be reduced to "not meeting each other"; The poem "it is almost as hard for friends to meet" just fits the meaning of the riddle, which comes from the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's "Give Eight Chu Shi to Wei")
The seven fairies fall in love with Yong Dong (type a poem)
The answer and analysis: they only admire Yuanyang but not immortals (the love story between the seven fairies and Yong Dong is well known. As fairies, the seven fairies do not expect the life in heaven, but like the life of a couple on earth. The poem "Only admire mandarin ducks but not immortals" can vividly analyze this mystery, which comes from the ancient meaning of Chang 'an written by Lu Zhaolin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.)
Look at the four seasons indifferently (type a poem)
Answer and analysis: Never mind spring, summer, autumn and winter (indifferent: commonly used meaning indifferent, not seeking fame and fortune, not caring about anything. The four seasons are divided into: spring, summer, autumn and winter. The poem "Never mind spring, summer, autumn and winter" can vividly analyze this mystery, which is from Lu Xun's "Self-mockery". The answer is the riddle of ancient poetry. 1. Probe into the spring (type a poem)
Answer and analysis: an almond comes out of the wall (probe, which can be understood as: stick your head out, spring is the season of flowers, the poem " Showing off the beauty of spring to people can vividly explain this mystery. This sentence comes from the Song Dynasty poet Ye Shaoweng's "It's not worthwhile to visit a garden")
2. Green card (typing a poem)
Answer and analysis: the spring breeze does not pass Yumenguan (green is the symbol of spring, and "card" means "stuck", which can be extended to "can't pass, can't pass". The poem "The Spring Breeze Does Not Pass Yumenguan" can explain this mystery. This sentence comes from "Liangzhou Ci" written by Wang Zhihuan in the Tang Dynasty)
3. Lovers in love (type a poem)
Answer and analysis: I can never get tired of looking at each other (it is often said that people in love have low IQ, and they can accept each other's advantages and disadvantages, and there is no intention to hate them. The poem "Never tire of seeing each other" can just solve this mystery. This sentence is from "Sitting Alone in Jingting Mountain" by Li Bai, a poet in the Tang Dynasty)
4. I'm not a grasshopper in my life (type a poem)
Answer and analysis: Are we people from Artemisia (a grasshopper refers to a person who is mediocre, has no ambition and is contemptuous. The riddle means: I will never be an ordinary person in this life, and the poem "Are we Erigeron" can vividly explain this riddle, which comes from the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai's "Children from Nanling Enter Beijing")
5. Disappear (type a poem)
Answer and analysis: a hundred mountains and no bird (disappearing means: no sound, no trace. And "Jue" means extinction, and the poem "a hundred mountains and no bird" can vividly explain this mystery, which comes from Jiang Xue written by Liu Zongyuan, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.
6. Losing face (typing a poem) < P > Answer and analysis: People don't know where to go (losing face means: losing face; Since it's lost, it can't be found, and I don't know where it went; The poem "People don't know where to go" can vividly explain this mystery. The words and expressions come from the poem "The South Village of the Capital" written by Cui Hu in the Tang Dynasty)
7. The whole line floats green (type a poem)
Answer and analysis: ten thousand green silk tapestries hang down (the word "the whole line" means that it is a whole, while the word "floating green" means that the surfaces of objects are all green and exude the breath of spring.