Han Teng's poem is: the melon garden is full of cold vines, and the dead wood is full of cold vines. Structure: cold (upper and lower structure) rattan (upper and lower structure). The pinyin is hánténg. The phonetic notation is: ㄢㄥ _.
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Dead vine
Second, the citation interpretation
1. Dead vines. Quote the poem "Send a Hermit to Poor Autumn" written by Yu Xin of Northern Zhou Dynasty: "Autumn water pulls sand, and cold vines hold trees." Tang Du Fu's eighth poem "Relieve boredom": "Without the master Wang Youcheng, the Lantian Valley is full of vines." Song Yang Wanli's "Wuxi Fu": "Hold the cold vines and look down at the decline."
Han Teng's poems
Where Qi, dead wood with cold vines, partridge sky, old wood with cold vines, Lingshou wood with cold vines to chat with dead wood.
Idioms about cold vines
Climbing vines, climbing vines, touching vines, swaying cold ploughing, hot ploughing, chilling, climbing vines upright, going to Lin Hanjian to help cold birds in cold and summer.
About Han Teng
Follow the vine, touch the vine, sway the horse, pull the vine into the forest in the cold summer, the forest is cold, the dead birds are cold, help the poor, and climb the vine in the cold river in autumn.
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