King Xiang prayed to the goddess, but he couldn't. This so-called "Wang Xiang has a dream, and the goddess has no intention."
2. People don't know where to go, but peach blossoms are still smiling in the spring breeze. -Cui Hu's "South Village Title"
Cui Hu met a beautiful girl in the southern suburbs of Chang 'an after taking the Jinshi exam in Chang 'an. The next year, Tomb-Sweeping Day revisited the girl, leaving her feeling of melancholy, so she wrote this poem.
3, come back with tears, I wish I could meet you when I was unmarried. -Zhang Ji's Yin Jiefu.
A man loved a married woman passionately and gave her two "pearls" to show his love. This woman can't live without her husband, but this man finally tempted her to leave, so she "returned tears" and sighed in her heart, "I hate not getting married until I meet."
Xiao Lang was a passer-by as soon as Houmen entered the sea. -Cui Jiao's "To Handmaiden".
At the end of the Yuan Dynasty and the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty, the aunt of scholar Cui Jiao had a beautiful handmaid who fell in love with Cui Jiao, but was later sold to a powerful person. Cui Jiao was fascinated by it and longed for it. During a cold meal, the maid occasionally went out to meet Cui Jiao. Cui Jiao wrote this song "To a Maid" with mixed feelings. Later, when Yu Yong read this poem, he asked Cui Jiao to accept his handmaid, and spread it in the poetry circle as a much-told story.
Jun was born before I was born, and I was old when I was born. -Twenty-one poems on porcelain in Tongguan kiln in Tang Dynasty.
See the five-character poem in Volume 56 of The Whole Tang Poetry Sequel edited by Chen.
Extended data:
1. Love poems refer to poems expressing the love between men and women, especially the poems of men to women, which are a kind of poems and a form of love expression. The definition of love poem is simply a poem that conveys the love between lovers. If it is a letter, it is called a love letter. Love poems are divided into classical love poems, modern love poems and contemporary love poems.
2. China literature began in The Book of Songs, and love poems were recorded in official documents. China has many famous love poems. There are also novels and operas developed from love poems. China's earliest love poem is probably the first poem in The Book of Songs: Nan Zhou Guan Ju, the national style. What's more, many popular love songs in China are lyrics evolved from classical love poems.
References:
Sogou encyclopedia-love poems