Poems describing ginkgo trees

Poems describing ginkgo trees are as follows:

1. "Huanxisha sends Yan Sunyou" Nalan Xingde in Qing Dynasty

The fishing tube is arranged by the bridge, and Dorothy goes to the east of the five lakes. The pen bed and tea stove are too leisurely. There is short-walled ginkgo rain, which is also a high-profile magnolia wind. Thrush painting hibiscus freely.

2. "Gift for Master Gu Quan" Liu Yiming Dynasty

The lost man with deep flowers and bamboo stones asked Yuan Gong about the cold lotus pond. If the moss steps are not swept every day, the ginkgo leaves will fall in the autumn wind.

3. "Zhang Si Liu Zhang Caotang sees chrysanthemums" Mao Qiling in the Qing Dynasty

To the west, Yokogawa Old Cottage, Chrysanthemum Square in Shangshu Courtyard. Ginkgo biloba in front of the door, just yellow to Qiu Lai yellow.

4. "Partridge Double Ginkgo" Li Qingzhao Song

Charm is not very graceful, you can be a slave first and then worship oranges. Who pities the Jianghu? Jade bone's ice muscles don't want to wither. Who taught you to pick a branch? It's too real to be drunk in Ming Di. The layman is really interested in breaking up and wants to sing two new flavors.

5. "A Flower, Beautiful Love" Zhan Shiyu in Ming Dynasty

Ginkgo biloba leaves wither, duck feet are yellow, jade tree flowers are cold and cockscomb purple, red bean crowns peck parrot grains, and phoenix tree perches on old branches. Inquiring about the scenery, the wind and frost of the Chu River cut the wings of Yuanyang, and the willow smoke cage in Weicheng was jade and silk. Huang Jinju Lou? , broken green brocade lotus rustling.

6. "Morning Book" Ge Shao style in Song Dynasty

Let the sun and the moon go west, regardless of frost and wind. Ginkgo biloba leaves turned yellow all over the floor were a great success.

7. "Wang Jianfu House in Wu Kang Road, Hong Xiuxie" Zhang Kejiu Yuan Dynasty

There are picturesque forests in the local area, and there are several small houses, with clear mountains and clear waters. Ginkgo biloba leaves in the pond, wintersweet blossoms on frozen branches, poems on horseback.

8. "Looking at Jiangnan" Yan Sunsheng in the Qing Dynasty

Spring is coming to an end. I painted the East Building last night. Dark green curtain ginkgo rain, yellow sleeve magnolia wind. People are in the small window. Tears on the pillow, but red on the back. I'm afraid of mirrors, but I care about books. Meet the dream town.

9. Caotang was published in Qing Dynasty.

There is half a tea ladle in the mountain, and Lao Mei's cold dishes are not sparse. Ten years dream ancestral graves, Wan Li returned to rot. The crab bridge in the north lane is shrinking, and the ginkgo tree in the south is frosty. Give books and posts to carry out, and listen carefully to how to make plans.