What are the poems describing Yanghua?

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Yang Hua and elm pods have no ingenuity, but they can only solve the problem of snow flying all over the sky

Yanghua: catkins. Ulm pods: elm money. When the elm tree has no leaves, it first produces pods among the branches. The pods are as small as Money and pods are old and white, falling with the wind.

"Late Spring" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty

The moonlight in the atrium is clear and bright, and countless poplar flowers pass without a shadow

Poplar: Catkins.

"Magnolia·Yimao Wuxing Cold Food" by Song Zhang I don’t know, I can’t. Forbidden: stop. Poplar: catkins.

"Traveling on the Shasha" by Yan Shu of the Song Dynasty

Unwilling to paint a red house in the hall, the spring breeze is free with poplar flowers

It means that the catkins are flying freely and do not linger in the wealthy homes of the painting halls and Zhuhu households.

"Qing Ping Le" by Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty

Spring beauty is divided into three parts: dust is divided into two parts , one part of flowing water

Spring color: refers to poplar flowers. Two parts of dust: two-thirds of the poplar flowers fall into the dust on the roadside. One part of flowing water: one-third of the poplar flowers fall on the water surface.< /p>

Song Dynasty Su Shi's "Shui Long Yin·Ci Yun Zhang Zhi Fu Yang Hua Ci": "Spring scenery is divided into three parts, two parts are dust, and one part is running water. Looking closely, it is not poplar flowers, but the tears of people leaving."< /p>

After the east wind blows the peaches and plums in the small garden, you can see the poplars flying freely

Populas: catkins.

"瀹瀹" by Wang Ling of the Song Dynasty

< p>No catkins can be left at the end of spring. Whose house will they fall in with the wind?

Nine Poems on the Willow Branch River by Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty

The dense shadows of the fragrant buds form a flower cave, and the willows Heavy knots of fireworks

芊: small paths. Heavy flower belts: flowers bloom and cause branches to fall. These two sentences describe the flowers blooming on both sides of the path, intertwined and covered, looking like a flower cave, with willow branches intertwined heavily. Hanging down, there is a scene of spring.

"Spring Hua Yin" by Li He of the Tang Dynasty

There is no one on the willow path, and the catkins fly without a shadow.

Zhang Zhang of the Song Dynasty First "Cut the Peony"

The catkins are in the wind and the wind is blowing. The powder falls and the fragrance is fragrant.

The catkins are in the wind: the wind is blowing the catkins. The wind is blowing. : The cold is about to end. Pink. Finger flower pieces. Fragrance bursts: bursts of fragrance.

Song Dynasty Yan Shu's "Butterfly Loves Flowers"

The catkins fall silently, and the spring tears are flowing, and the clouds are flowing. The shadowy moon is shy

Luoxu: falling catkins. It means that catkins are falling silently accompanied by a few rain stars, as if spring secretly sheds tears for its end; the moon is always covered by floating clouds, as if Shy and unwilling to show up.

"Huanxi Sand" by Wu Wenying of the Song Dynasty