1. Poems about melons and fruits
Tang Dynasty? Ping Ke Zheng. "Yangmei": "In May, the forest is full of bayberry, and I first suspected that one is worth a thousand gold. The flavor is heavier than Heshuo grapes, and the color is darker than Hunan lychees. The airship seems to be a new tribute, but the old tributes are not on the plate. The poem is sent to the mountains. Friends, I am afraid that the thirsty heart of Loutou will be solved." Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty. "Liang Yuan Yin": "The jade plate with bayberry is set for the king, and the Wu salt is as white as flowers and white snow. Hold the salt and drink the wine, don't imitate the barbarians' noble conduct."
Song Dynasty? Yang Wanli. "Seven Words to Thank Shaoxing Marshal Qiu Zongqing for Hui Yangmei": "The plum blossoms are rare in Jishan, and their love is like the flavor of other poplars. The jade flesh is half drunk with red millet, and the ink halo slightly dyes the purple dress. The fire piles up and the diameter of the beads is an inch,
The cool spring rotted around the teeth and turned into pulp. The old friend sent me the fruit, but it has not changed into the fragrance of Penglai."
Qing Dynasty. "A Cluster of Flowers and Yangmei": "The boat docked in Dongting at the beginning of Jiangcheng was evenly rounded. The red cherry blossoms were inferior to each other. My hometown is in front of Xiaoxia Bay. Two hills are covered with velvet, half of the lake has military history, the cage is heavy and one sail is biased. I bought it just in time for the cool weather. The makeup is still wet, and there are some red spots on it. Someone asked me, and I fainted."
Qing? Yang Fangcan. "Yangmei": "After spending the summer leisurely, I sit in the pavilion of the dew well, without having to cook the tea grinder. Late at night, I chew a mouthful of red clouds, which cools my heart and fragrant saliva. Who calls me? I am thirsty. I remember my fruit the most in the past year. ."
Song Dynasty? Wang Anshi. "Xijiang Moon? Red Plum": "The red plum blossoms are slightly too pale to stand, and the heavenly teaching is thin and rouge. The true concubine first came out of Huaqing Pool, and the wine man Qiongji was half drunk. The poems in the East Pavilion are easy to move, and the jade pipes in the high buildings stop blowing. The work of the Northerner Hun The apricot blossoms are suspicious, but the green branches are different."
Qing Dynasty? Wang Shizhen. "Dong Qinan sends plum blossoms to show his thanks": "The plum rain in May in Wuzhong reminds me of the thousands of years of wind. I cherish the relics and look at the soft teeth. There is no need to soak Duke Cao with vinegar."
Qing Dynasty ?Albert Wu. "Ping Po": "The collection of famous fruits in the Han Garden is like a jade plate full of kings. In the past few years, Shahai has made people move to the forest to see it. The hop flowers are still bright, and the frost has not left them. Maoling is very thirsty, and the diet is good. Meal."
Jin? Fu Xuan. "Zao Fu": "Lili Zhushi is as crisp as Lili snow and as sweet as honey. The brittle ones should be new. They are the treasures of summer. The hard ones should be dried."
Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty. "Jujube": "It is said that planting peaches in the past, planting dates is what you want. In fact, it is a beautiful fruit, and it is also a good tree in terms of talent. Yugan people live next door, but they are chased by greedy women. What's more, in Yuqiu's plate, they can eat quickly to satisfy their needs. The wind bag fell into the Zhu Zhuang, and the sun shone like a wrinkled red jade."
Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty. "Lychee Illustration Preface": "Lychees grow in the Ba Gorge, and the shadows of the trees are like curtains, with leaves like cinnamon and holly; flowers like oranges, green and green; solid like pills, ripe in summer;...the flesh is as white as ice and snow, and the slurry is as sweet and sour as ice. Li cheese."
Tang Dynasty? Bai Juyi. "Eighteen Rhymes of Lychee Poems": "Chew the heavenly flavor and smell the fragrance of the other world. The moisturizing lotus produces water, which is fresher than the orange and produces frost. The pill in the palm of the swallow branch contains nectar and tongue pulp."
Tang Dynasty? Du Mu. "Passing the Huaqing Palace Quatrains": "Looking back at Chang'an, there are piles of embroidery, and thousands of doors are opened on the top of the mountain. A red concubine riding on a horse laughs, and no one knows that it is a lychee."
Su Shi of the Song Dynasty. "Eating Lychees": "It is spring at the foot of Luofu Mountain, and the orange and bayberry trees are fresh every day. I eat 300 lychees a day, and I will live a long life as a Lingnan native." Ouyang Xiu of the Song Dynasty. "Langtaosha": "The wheat in the five mountains is withered in autumn, and the lychees are the first pills. The crystal pills are in the gauze bag. But the students of Yiyi University live far away, not close to Chang'an. Recalling the past events of Kaiyuan, the concubine showed pity, and her soul disappeared from Maweiguan Pass. Only the mortal world has no messengers, and the eyes are full of Lishan Mountain."
Baixiang Mountain. "Lychee Illustration Preface": "Lychees grow in Baxia, the trees are like canopies, the leaves are like holly, the flowers are like oranges and bloom in spring, they are like red pills and ripe in summer, the flowers are like grapes, they are like loquats, bright as red silk, and the film is Like Zijuan, the flesh is as white as ice and snow, and the liquid is as sweet as cheese. "Erya": "The five fertile soils are suitable for plum trees."
"Yuefu." "Anthology of Poems? Ancient Cis? A Gentleman's Conduct": "The melon fields do not accept shoes, and Li Xia does not wear his crown."
Liang Shen Yue in the Southern Dynasties. "Mai Li's Poetry": "The green jade crowns the west sea, and the green stone covers the outer area. It turns into a solid garden, and underneath it becomes a road scale. In the past, good things were valuable, but it was difficult to pass because of the small invitation. The color is moist, the mausoleum is dim, and the taste is cold water. Zhu. He picked it up and wanted to offer it, but he still wanted to eat and wander around."
Jin? Pan Yue. "Xianju Fu": "The jujubes of Zhou Wen's weak schools are the plums of Zhu Zhong in Fangling." 2. Sentences about pumpkins
Sentences about pumpkins
Pumpkin_word explanation
Pinyin: nán guā
Explanation: 1. The name of the melon. Commonly known as Japanese melon, pumpkin, etc. It is an annual herb native to southern Asia and widely cultivated in my country. The fruit can be used as a vegetable; the seeds are called "pumpkin seeds" and can be fried, squeezed for oil or used medicinally. See "Compendium of Materia Medica·Caibu·Pumpkin" by Li Shizhen in the Ming Dynasty and "Illustrated Research on Plant Names and Facts·Vegetables" by Wu Qixun in the Qing Dynasty.
Example sentences: Applying autumn fat in autumn is a good way to maintain your health; fruits, vegetables and eggs are nourishing and nutritious; milk and oats are soothing and refreshing; pear soup and white fungus soup are anti-dry and moisturizing for the lungs; pumpkin and honey , detoxify and replenish qi; stay away from spicy food and wish you good health! 3. Poems that begin with the word melon
The melon field does not accept shoes——Yang Weizhen's "Qu Fu Ci" of the Yuan Dynasty
The melons are ripe and the seeds are separated——Li Xian's "Huangtai Melon" of the Tang Dynasty "Ci"
The old garrison in Guasha is still passed down - Tang Dynasty Cui Tu's "Reflections on the Year of Jihai"
Guazhou Zengshan - Song Dynasty Peng Yuanxun's "Six Ugly Yang Hua" ”
The melons and fruits have been desolate for several times - Song Dynasty Wu Wenying's "Liu Moring·Yize Palace Qixi Festival"
The melon character is first divided into the Jasper year - Tang Dynasty Li Qunyu's "Drunken Queen" "Gift to Feng Ji"
The melon has passed away - Zhang Shuo of the Tang Dynasty "Send to Yao Sima"
The fragrance of the melon is so strong - "Smiling Flower" by Xu Yuexi of the Song Dynasty
The ups and downs of melons and plums——"Great Heat" by Zeng Ji of the Song Dynasty
Cups and plates of melons and grass utensils——"Magpie Bridge Immortal·Qixi Festival" by Ge Shengzhong of the Song Dynasty 4. Poems about Guazhou
"Song of Love" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty: "Bian water, Si water, flowing to the ancient ferry of Guazhou, Wushan is a little sad.
I miss you for a long time, I hate you for a long time. The hate will not stop until you return. , the moon is bright and people lean on the building."
Zhang Hu of the Tang Dynasty: "In the setting moon of the river at night when the tide is falling, two and three stars are like Guazhou." "Night Mooring in Guazhou" by Gao Chan of the Tang Dynasty: "I am a ruthless guest in the grass, but I have something to do in the green mountains.
One night when I spent the night in Guazhou, the wind blew away all the dust in Guangling." Wang Anshi, Song Dynasty "Boancing Guazhou": "Between Jingkou and Guazhou, Zhongshan is only separated by several mountains.
The spring breeze is green again on the south bank of the river. When will the bright moon shine on me again?" "Shu Ang" by Lu You of the Song Dynasty : "In my early years, I knew that the world was difficult. Looking north to the Central Plains, the air was as strong as the mountains. The building boats crossed Guazhou in the snow at night, and the iron horses dispersed in the strong autumn wind.
When I blocked the Great Wall, I promised myself in the sky, and my temples were already stained in the mirror. I left the army. A true name in the world, who can compare with him in thousands of years?" Song Dynasty Zhang Ji's "Moon Over Guazhou·Nanxu Duojinglou": "The new autumn is seen again at the head of the river, how sad it is, the sky is full of weeds, where is China? .
Heroes shed tears in ancient and modern times, and the water flows eastward. Only the fishing pole goes to Guazhou in the bright moon." 5. Words about melons
Guardi is a commonly used word for fools (1) [ the base of a fruit;stem of the fruit]: The part where the melon and the stem are connected (2) [muskmelon pedicel]: In traditional Chinese medicine, it refers to the pedicle of the melon, which is yellow-brown and pliable.
It has the effects of inducing vomiting and diuresis. Divide guāfēn [divide; carve up] to divide or distribute like a melon. I sincerely wish to stay with you until death. Judging from the situation, natural disasters can lead to death. Thieves can die, and they can die on the day of partition. ——Lin Juemin, Qing Dynasty, "A Letter to His Wife" "Friends", from now on, there is no need to be "surprised and inexplicable", just please feel free to divide it up.
——"On "Friends Surprised"" guāgé [connection; association; implication] Both melon and kudzu are creeping plants. It is a metaphor for a kinship or social relationship that is connected through twists and turns. It also generally refers to the relationship between two things that are intertwined with each other. That is a related relative of mine, whose surname is Wu.
——Li Jieren's "Before the Storm" melon and fruit guāguǒ [melon and fruit] Melon and fruit. It also generally refers to fruits. You must wash them before eating them. guālǐzhīxián [the suspicion of being in the melon field and under the plum tree] Bending down in the melon field or raising your hand under the plum tree can be suspected of stealing melons and fruits.
It is a metaphor for being in a suspicious environment. Anyone who has had connections with the late emperor will do it. ——Cai Yong's "Doctrine" The suspicion of melons and plums and the slander of coix must not be forgotten.
——Wang Dingbao of the Five Dynasties, "Tang Zayan·Hao Ji Di E Deng Ke" gualian guālián [implicate] [方]: implicated; connect melons, vines and vines, guāmàn [melon vine] melon plants stem.
Describes the twists and turns of a melon farmer guānóng [melon farmer] A farmer who specializes in growing melons guāpímào [Chinese skullcap] A cap that is similar in shape to half a watermelon rind. It is usually made of six pieces of black satin or velvet. It is made of melon ripe pedicle guāshú-dìluò [fruits fall off] when ripe―things will be easily settled when conditions are ripe] When the melon is ripe, the stem will fall off naturally.
It is a metaphor that if you act when the objective conditions are met, you will have a greater chance of success. There is an old saying in China: When things are ripe, things will fall into place. We must act according to specific conditions and the laws of things in order to achieve our goals naturally rather than forcefully.
guātián-lǐxià [in a melon patch or under a plum tree—in suspicious circumstances or surroundings] refers to a place that is easily misunderstood. I often read the ancient Yuefu "Junzi Xing": "A gentleman "Be prepared before it happens, and you will not be under suspicion. There will be no shoes in the melon field, and no plum blossoms under the plum blossoms." This catchy poem is the origin of the idiom "Melon Fields Under Plum Blossoms."
melon seeds guāzǐ [melon seeds] are melon seeds that are eaten after being fried, generally referring to watermelon seeds or pumpkin seeds melon seeds face guāzǐliǎn [oval face; pretty face having oval shape] a face shaped like a melon seed, long and Narrow, with the upper part slightly rounded and the lower part slightly pointed. Guāzǐyù [andesite] A kind of giant porphyry andesite. It is gray-white plagioclase porphyry as big as melon seeds, scattered in the dark and dense andesite matrix. It is produced in Beijing, China. Gua guā ㄍㄨㄚˉ is a creeping plant in the Lingshan area of ??Mentougou. It belongs to the Cucurbitaceae family and has edible fruits: 西~. Winter~.
~Ti. ~fen (divided like a melon, such as "~~天下").
~Ge. ~ generation.
~Lee (referring to the situation of suspicion). ~ Zi'er.