Poems describing clouds

Poems chanting clouds: Qiao Yun, the Fairy of Queqiao by Qin Guan in Song Dynasty, Five Poems of Leaving Thoughts by Yuan Zhen in Tang Dynasty, My Seclusion in Zhongnanshan by Wang Wei in Tang Dynasty, Qingpingdiao No.1 by Li Bai in Tang Dynasty and East Building of Xianyang City by Xu Hun in Tang Dynasty.

1, Song Qin Guan's "Queqiao Xianxian Qiao Yun"

The thin clouds in the sky are changing, the meteors in the sky convey the sadness of acacia, and the endless galaxy I quietly crossed tonight.

Interpretation: Thin clouds are changing in the sky, meteors are conveying the sadness of lovesickness in the sky, and tonight I quietly crossed the distant and boundless galaxy.

2. Yuan Zhen's "Five Thoughts" in Tang Dynasty.

Once I tasted the vast sea, I felt that the water in other places was pale; Once you have experienced the clouds in Wushan, you feel that the clouds elsewhere are eclipsed.

Interpretation: I have been to the seaside, and there is not enough water elsewhere; Clouds in other places are not called clouds except Wushan.

3. My Seclusion in Zhongnanshan by Wang Wei in the Tang Dynasty.

Sometimes go to the end of the water to seek the source, or sit and watch the ever-changing clouds rise.

Interpretation: Sometimes go to the end of the water to seek the source, or sit and watch the rising clouds change.

4. Li Bai's "Qingpingdiao No.1" in Tang Dynasty

Beautiful people who see the bright clouds, think of their clothes and see flowers come to see them.

Interpretation: When I see the brilliance of clouds, I think of gorgeous clothes, gorgeous flowers, and I think of people's looks.

5. The East Building of Xianyang City in Xu Hun in Tang Dynasty.

The red sunset is in the temple outside the temple, and the wind has not yet come, and the wind has already blown the buildings in Xianyang.

Commentary: Clouds are blooming, the sun is setting outside the temple pavilion, and the wind blows all over the Xianyang Tower before the rain.