Four-character words and poems describing lighting

1. Poems about describing lights

Poems about describing lights 1. Poems about describing lights

There are many poems about lighting, such as: 1. Lighting Shaking the golden cup with wine (Su Shi, Song Dynasty, "Butterfly Loves Flowers") 2. Only light can be seen (Lv Weilao, Song Dynasty, "Dian Lips") 3. Under the light (Chao Buzhi, "Sudden Mountain Stream", Song Dynasty) ) 4. On a good night, the lights are clustered like beans (Zhou Bangyan, Song Dynasty, "The Green Jade Case") 5. The lights are as many as the moon every night (Li Zhiyi, Song Dynasty, "Qianqiu Sui") 6. The lights are as many as the moon every night (Li Zhiyi, Song Dynasty, "Qianqiu Sui") Years old") 7. Several curtain lights (Song Dynasty, Shen Wei, "Man Ting Fang") 8. The sun and moon lights are very different (Song Dynasty, Shi Yinsu, "Ninety-eight Odes to the Ancients") 9. The lights are scattered , The red mist of Jiuqu (Song Dynasty, Anonymous, "Night Tour Palace") 10. There is a distant light on the temples (Song Dynasty, Lu Wei Lao, "Si Jia Ke") 11. The melancholy of this light (Song Dynasty, Lu You, "Cold Night" ") 12. Lao Qi often sleeps early under the light (Song Dynasty Su Che's "Night Sitting") 13. Facing the dark under the light (Song Dynasty Liu Yong's "Golden Banana Leaf") 14. Facing the dark under the light (Song Dynasty Liu Yong's "Golden Banana Leaf") · "Golden Banana Leaf") 15. Darkly facing the light (Liu Yong, Song Dynasty, "Golden Banana Leaf") 16. Half-hidden light in the small bed (Ming Dynasty, Zhu Rangxu, "One Hundred Ancient Palace Poems") 17 , The bed is half hidden by light (Southern and Northern Dynasties·Shen Yue·"Nocturne") 18. The light is colder than water (Tang Dynasty·Liu Jia·"Autumn Eve") 19. The light is woven into Luopuo and hidden (Southern and Northern Dynasties·Xu Ling·"Miscellaneous Music") ") 20. Xiangkai Lighting Naerhe (Tang·Li Shangyin·"Wen Ge").

2. What are the poems that describe lighting?

The poems that describe lighting are:

1. "Pipa" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty

Move the boat closer to invite each other, add wine, turn on the lights, and resume the banquet.

2. "Untitled" by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty

Separate seats are served with spring wine to warm them, and the partitions are covered with wax lamps.

3. "Sauvignon Blanc·A Journey to the Mountain" by Nalan Xingde of the Qing Dynasty

A journey to the mountains, a journey to the water, walking towards the bank of Yuguan, a thousand tents deep in the night lamp.

4. "Like a Dream: Who Sits Alone by the Bright Window" by Li Qingzhao of the Song Dynasty

When the lights are out and people are about to fall asleep, the shadows also cast away people.

5. "The Bodhisattva Man·Farewell at the Red Mansion" by Wei Zhuang of the Tang Dynasty is melancholy.

The farewell night at the Red Mansion is melancholy, and the incense lamp is half rolled into the tassel tent.

3. Poems about lights

Little Taohong

Water lanterns on the river bank

Thousands of lights are making the Spring Bridge,

Ten miles of light shine on each other, and the dancing phoenix and flying luan are wonderful.

Poor Xiao, the waves surged out of Penglai Island.

Cigarettes are floating randomly, music and music are noisy, and they are flying up to the waist of the jade building.

Source: Yuan-Yongxi Village

Dielianhua

Shangyuan, Mizhou

Three or five nights in the illuminated Qiantang,

The bright moon is like frost,

It illuminates people like a picture.

The incense of sheng was blown under the tent, and musk deer was spitting out.

There was no trace of dust accompanying the horse.

People in lonely mountain towns are old!

Beating drums and playing flute,

But he joined the Nongsang Society.

The fire is cold, the lamp is thin and the frost is exposed,

The dim snow-like clouds hang down in the wild.

Source: Northern Song Dynasty - Su Shi

4. Beautiful poems about lights, what are the beautiful lights

1. Bury a city and turn off all the lights .

2. Life is an endless journey. We have forgotten where we are without stopping. We are all constantly rushing, forgetting our own way out, pursuing occasional contentment in despair, we are all freed from the pain of waking up in dreams, wandering in dimly lit places.

3. Looking back, the lamp is still the same as before, holding hands lightly.

4. The night is slightly cool, the lights are dim, the ambiguity is gone, and the music and songs are gentle.

5. May dreams be the lamp of the earth and blessings be the longest river.

6. This brightly lit prosperous world will say goodbye to us one day.

7. The long street is long and the fireworks are numerous. You turn on the light to look back; the short pavilion is short and the world is rolling around, so I sigh again.

8. By the opposite window, the lights are turned off to face the dawn, and I can’t sleep without the shadow.

9. Time never passes in vain. There will always be that moment when you cannot get rid of sadness. Just as the poet said, all the lights are dimmed and all the characters are returned to their masks. However, when you look back, you will still find that what you want most is behind you.

10. Time, the shades are suitable; people's hearts, far and near, are at peace. This is the best life I want. The years have no trace and the vicissitudes of life pass by. In the long river of time, what people need is a lighthouse to guide you forward, so as not to wander in the same place. Once you have passed it, you will understand. There is no rehearsal in life, every day is a wonderful competition, so no matter how hard it is, learn to persevere; no matter how annoying it is, don’t forget to smile.

11. In fact, many times, people cannot change their destiny. They are as weak as the lanterns on the roadside. They can only be helplessly pushed by the flowing water, wherever it flows. Rather than feeling sad, it is better to let nature take its course and watch the scenery on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.

12. I hate that I did not accumulate fate during my lifetime, and the ancient Buddha spent his time with green lanterns.

13. The palace lanterns are shining brightly at night, and the night is in full bloom, and you can drink and drink leisurely all your life.

14. There is no shore when the flowers bloom, but the soul is still in the river after forgetting about it. When I'm drunk, I don't know how vast the smoke is. In my dream, the light is dimly lit. The flowers and leaves have not seen each other for thousands of years, but the fate is gone and the fate is dancing. The flowers cannot understand the words, the flowers nod their heads, and the Buddha crosses my heart and sighs in the sky.

15. When leaving, you must leave the classroom as before, turn off the lights and windows, buy a popsicle on the way, and pretend to see you again.

5. Beautiful poems about lamps

If York doesn’t come here, he’ll spend the middle of the night knocking chess pieces and letting the lanterns fall. Zhao Shixiu)

Today and what night, *** this lamp candlelight. (Du Fu)

When the candle is extinguished, it is full of pity and light, and when I put on my clothes, I feel the dew. I can't bear to give away gifts, but I still have a good time to sleep in dreams (Zhang Jiuling)

The lonely lamp shines in the rain, and I am ashamed to see you so often (Sikong Shu)

The fallen leaves of the foreign tree, the cold lamp shines on the night alone ( Ma Dai)

Only the shadow of a lamp can bring light to thousands of miles away (Qian Qi)

Every market is lit with lights, and music and music are everywhere (Bai Juyi)

This year’s Lantern Festival At that time, the moon and the lamp return home (Bai Juyi)

I send spring wine to warm people across the seats, and the wax-covered lamp is red.

(Li Shangyin)

The crowd looked for him thousands of times, but suddenly looking back, that person was there, in the dim light (Xin Qiji)

He tilted the jade hairpin beside the shadow of the lamp, flicking away the red flames to save him. Moth

6. Ancient poems about lighting.

Jianglou looks at the evening to welcome guests

Bai Juyi

The sea and the sky look east to the evening, and the mountains The shape of the river is wide and long.

The lights are on the four sides of Wanjia City, and the star river is in the middle of the water.

The wind blows the ancient trees, sunny days rain, the moon shines on the flat sand, and the summer night is frosty.

Can I cool off in the Jiang Tower? It’s cooler than Jun’s thatched cottage school.

Comments on the poem: The wind blows the ancient trees, and it rains on a sunny day ①? The moon shines on the flat sand, and there is frost on a summer night ② ① On a sunny day and it rains: The wind blows on the ancient trees, rustling The sound is like the sound of rain, but the sky is clear, so it is called "Sunny Rain". ② Summer Night Frost: The moon shines on the flat sand, white as frost, but it is a summer night, so it is called "Summer Night Frost". Qilu "Jianglou Looking at the Guests at Evening" was written during his tenure as the governor of Hangzhou. These two sentences say that the wind blows on the ancient trees, making a sound like falling rain, and the moon shines on the flat sand, which is as white as frost. It describes the cool and beautiful scenery of a summer night, which is lifelike and expressive. ."Sunny day, rain" and "summer night frost" are novel metaphors with unique wording and sublime artistic conception. Su Shi said that "Baigong's poems in his later years are extremely sublime", "'The wind blows the ancient trees and the sky rains, the moon shines on the flat sand and the summer night frost', this "The wind blows on the ancient trees, and it rains in sunny days, and the moon shines on the flat sand, and there is frost on summer nights." The wonderful thing about this sentence is: There is no rain in the clear sky, and there is no frost in summer. The wind blows on the ancient trees, and it is like hearing the sound of rain, and the moon shines on the flat sand, and it seems to be visible. Frost, association and imagination give rise to coolness, enough to relieve the heat. The whole poem is dominated by the word "wang". The first couplet describes the distant view, which is magnificent and lofty; the chin couplet describes the close-up view, with dim lights and twinkling stars, all of which are seen from a bird's eye view. ; The neck couplet describes the old trees blown by the wind, the moon shining on the flat sand, fresh and pleasant, the scene that is difficult to describe is as if it is now. The line of sight is from far to near, and all the scenery is shrouded in the word "Xi". Appreciation of Changqing III of Mu Zong of the Tang Dynasty In 823, Bai Juyi was appointed as the governor of Hangzhou. This poem was an impromptu work to invite friends to drink at night. It is a seven-rhythm poem with a steady rhythm, centered on describing the scenery and the feelings of enjoying the scenery. The level of describing the scenery is extremely It is as clear as a gouache painting that pays attention to perspective. The first two sentences highlight the momentum of climbing high and looking at the evening, focusing on the mountains and rivers, the mountains and rivers, the water and the sky, and the vastness. The couplet writes about the light and brightness in the night from an overlooking point of view. ; Thousands of lights and a river of stars complement each other, decorating the scenery of Qiantang. In the sentence "Xinghe", the poet drew a reflection in the water, which added a sense of clarity and freshness. The two sentences of the neck couplet began to be mixed with sensory illusions, using metaphors and exaggerations to write Wind and Moon: The sound of the wind blowing the leaves is quite like rustling autumn rain, and the flat sand in the moonlight is undoubtedly as white as frost. At the same time, the poet reminds the readers literally that this is the "summer" and "clear" night, emphasizing that the cool feeling of autumn is just A way to relieve the heat, so it naturally leads to the last two sentences of the conversation about the host and guest drinking at night, which captures the meaning of "recruiting guests". If this poem is compared to a painting of a riverside tower looking at the sunset, then, The conception of the poem is the sequence of painting. The poet starts from a distant view and outlines the landscape of Yuhang in broad strokes. He then looks around at the lights of Hangzhou and the stars that complement the lights and shadows, and naturally reaches the lake where the river tower is located, thus slowly Slowly turning the pen from the distant sky to the description of the surrounding pavilions, and then from the sound of wind and moonlight, I can see the figures relieving themselves from the summer heat. The scenery is from far to near, and the feeling is getting smaller and smaller. It can be said that "sitting and riding can conquer all the scenery." He has both eyesight and penmanship. Among the two couplets of this poem, the couplet "Lights of Ten Thousand Houses" is perfectly matched. The scattered lights of thousands of houses and the Milky Way are reflected in the water, which happens to be the "sea, sky" and "mountain" in front. "The change from evening to night gives people a magical and dreamy feeling, which is highly appreciated by later generations. The famous line in the poem "Deng Kuai Pavilion" by Huang Tingjian of the Song Dynasty, "The moon is clear along the Chengjiang River" seems to have been also inspired by Bai's poem. The influence of the poem. The poem describes the mountains and rivers in the east of Hangzhou and the beautiful night view of Hangzhou, which is majestic and broad. In the dusk of the hot summer, the poet climbed up to the Wanghai Tower and looked eastward, and saw a vast scene of sky and sea; Qiantang The river and the mountains on both sides of the river are "wide and long". The poet writes about the night scene from the two perspectives of light and sound: lights, milky way, moonlight from the light, summer wind from the sound, so it is lifelike and dazzling. The last sentence ends with " Conclude with "Inviting Guests" and stick closely to the title.

7. Poems about lighting

Red Candles

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①Red candle. It is mostly used for celebrations: in front of the statue of the birthday girl, a pair of red candles are lit; in the bridal chamber, the red candles are burning high.

②Collection of poems. Wen Yiduozuo. Published on September 7, 1923. The first edition contains sixty-two songs. The 1981 edition of People's Literature Publishing House contains 103 poems. The themes are wide-ranging and the content is rich, either expressing the poet's patriotism, criticizing the darkness under feudal rule, reflecting the suffering of working people, or depicting the beauty of nature. The concept is exquisite, the imagination is novel, and the language is vivid.

Red candle!

Such a red candle!

Poet! Speak your heart out and compare, but ordinary colors? ? Red candle! Who made the wax - to give you a body? Who lit the fire—the soul? Why do we need to burn the wax into ashes and then emit light? Mistake after mistake; contradiction! conflict! ? Red candle! No mistake, no mistake! The original purpose is to "burn out" your light - this is nature's method.

? Red candle! Once it’s made, burn it! Burn it! Burn it! Burn the dreams of the world, boil the blood of the world - and save their souls, and destroy their prisons! ? Red candle! The period when your heart shines is the day when the tears begin. ? Red candle! The craftsman created you to be burned. Since it's already burning, why bother crying? oh! I see! It's the residual wind that invades your light, and when you burn unsteadily, you cry anxiously! ? Red candle! Let it go! How can you not flow? Please let your fat flow continuously to the world, cultivate flowers of comfort, and bear fruits of happiness! ? Red candle! You shed a tear and become distracted. The result of being discouraged and crying is your cause of creating light. ? Red candle! "Don't ask about harvest, but ask about hard work."

8. What are the poems that describe the lights of thousands of families?

The poems that describe the lights of thousands of families are:

1 . "Man Ting Fang Qianli Jinghui" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Anonymous - Qianli Jinghui, thousands of lights, the dawn is full of auspiciousness.

2. "Shangyuan Opera Presenting Tribute to the Father" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Wang Anshi - Cars and horses come together in the daytime, thousands of lights warm the spring breeze.

3. "Returning from a Tour in the White Clouds, Reflecting on the Four Rhymes, and Traveling with the Masters in Cambodia" Era: Modern Author: Ning Tiaoyuan - The river flows south and there is sound at night, and the lights of thousands of houses are reflected in the river.

4. "The Early Snow of the Yuan Dynasty with Zhu Geishi" Era: Song Dynasty Author: Li Fu - Tens of thousands of families can enjoy themselves under the lights, and the hooves of the Nine Roads are willing to relax.

5. "Yuan Xi" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Shao Bowen - From the past, he traveled to Shengliangchuan and Shengliang, and the characters in the city came to Khotan. Thousands of lights are shining in the spring breeze, and the bright moon is shining brightly for ten miles.

6. He Yandi and Liang Kuangzhi wrote four quatrains together. The two poems on the right are combined. Year: Song Dynasty Author: Su Song - When returning from the lake, the evening air invades, and the rosin and flower dew blow the hairpin. In the river where thousands of lights are lit, the moon is dim and dim.

7. "Yuanxi Street Tour with Friends" Era: Song Dynasty Author: Zeng Youji - The moon rhymes with plum blossoms, slowly looking for the little sheep in the dream. Thousands of houses are lit with lights and the sky is dark, and the wind is fragrant from ten miles away.

8. "Commissioned by Mr. Zhongshu Cheng to collate the Collected Works of Li Yanhu on the Spring and Autumn Equinox" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Zeng Youji - There are jade plum blossoms on the branches of the snowy willows, thousands of lights are shining on the towers, and the school is lucky If you don't open the sky, you won't have to support Taiyi.

9. "Reminiscent of the Past" Era: Yuan Dynasty Author: Chen Fu - Thousands of miles of mulberry and green shade city, thousands of lights and orchestras clear.

10. "Huanxisha" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Chen Keqiao - Xin Yuqing in the South of Beiqiao. The flowers on the edge of the willow are slightly cold at dusk. The lights of thousands of houses illuminate the stream.