1. The Ming Dynasty poet Tang Yin's "Picture of a Guest Arriving in the Mountains"
My hometown is surrounded by mangroves and yellow grass, and dogs bark at the fence in the high mountains.
There is nothing else to do at the village meeting, it must be the time when people come to borrow flowers.
2. Song Dynasty poet Miao Jian's "Ode to the Crane"
The green hills and low bamboo fences look like the home of a hermit in Linquan.
I love the beautiful scenery outside the green window, and the cranes combing through the poplar flowers.
3. Song Dynasty poet Liu Kezhuang's "Ten Writings at the End of the Year"
I was too lazy to go out and copy books every day, and wrote by the small window until dusk.
The girl and the maidservant are busy mixing the powder, and don’t care about the muddy water of the inkstone.
4. Song Dynasty poet Hua Yue's "Ten Wonders of the Tian Family"
If the thrush has no ink and burns the lamp, it will not be able to recognize the palace makeup and the green beauty.
The Dongfeng laughs at each other and teases each other, secretly pulling the skirt around the waist.
5. "Morning Glory" by Song Dynasty poet Dong Sigao
The fence is red after the rain, and the evening sun is red, and the green autumn sky is dotted with dyers.
The stars on the river drum are high and the flowers are beautiful, and the smoke on the baht clothes is beautiful in the west wind.
The fragrant ashes are painted with ginger color, and their vines lead the coolness into the bean bushes.
Because the stamens are still divided into black and white, how can this flower be the same as Yi Yang?
What does it mean when ancient poets wrote fences into their poems?
Fence has been synonymous with rural people since ancient times. When the poet wrote about the fence, he was writing about the rural scenery, creating a sense of sight of the beautiful countryside.