1. What are the poems about "Eagle"
1. The wind is high in August, and the eagle has white brocade hair. ——(Tang Dynasty) Li Bai "The wind is high in August, and the eagles have white brocade feathers"
Translation: In northern Xinjiang in August, the wind is high and the air is refreshing, and the eagles in northern Xinjiang are covered with feathers as white as brocade.
2. The world is full of courage, and there is no reason to want to soar. ——(Tang Dynasty) Cui Xuan's "Ode to the Eagle on the Stand"
Translation: The mind is in the sky, but the body is trapped on the stand. I want to take off but there is no opportunity or conditions.
3. The bitter wind blows away the frost, and the goshawk knocks over the dawn. ——(Tang Dynasty) Liu Zongyuan's "Caged Eagle Ci"
Translation: Severe frost is flying in the bleak autumn wind, and the eagle spreads its wings straight into the sky to welcome the dawn.
4. When the grass dries up, the hawk’s eyes become weak, and when the snow falls, the horse’s hooves become lighter. ——(Tang Dynasty) Wang Wei's "Watching the Hunt"
Translation: The autumn grass is withered and yellow, and the eagle's eyes are sharper; the ice and snow melt, and the horse's hooves are especially brisk.
5. The arrows chase the clouds and fall, and the eagle flies with the moon and the rabbit. ——(Tang Dynasty) Li Bai's "Watching the Hunt"
Translation: As soon as the feather arrow is fired, the flying giant in the clouds falls to the ground; the falcon flies high, as if it is going to hunt the white rabbit in the moon palace.
6. Destroy the tiger in the threshold and restrain the eagle on the sill. ——(Tang Dynasty) Li Bai's "Gift to the Xinping Youth"
Translation: Just like a tiger imprisoned in a cage, an eagle is tied to an arm.
7. Snow covers Pinggao, and hungry eagles catch cold rabbits. ——(Tang Dynasty) Meng Haoran's "Returning to the South to Stop the Snow"
Translation: Snow has covered the nearby fields and distant hills, and only the hungry eagles are still looking to catch hares in the snow.
8. The Vietnamese bird comes from the south, and the Huying also crosses north. ——(Tang Dynasty) Li Bai's "Du Lu Pian"
Translation: The flying bird comes from the south, and the Hu Ying also flies to the north.
9. Tigers roar in the caves, and hungry eagles sing in the autumn sky. ——(Tang Dynasty) Li Bai's "Nostalgia for the Ancient Battlefield of Dengguangwu"
Translation: The great ancestor roared like a fierce tiger in the cave, and like a hungry heron high in the autumn sky.
10. The golden whip whips through the snow, waving its sheath, and the eagle calls half-heartedly out of the suburbs. ——(Tang Dynasty) Li Bai's "Traveling and Hunting"
Translation: After having had enough wine and food, he set up his falcon and went hunting in the suburbs. When he waved his white jade riding whip inlaid with gold, it was like snowflakes flying. , the whistle whistles. 2. What does Zizhang's Skeleton mean?
Playing the Song of Hua Qing
There is Hua Qing, a fierce general in Chengdu, and children who learn to speak know their names.
Used like a swift falcon, born of wind and fire. When seeing a thief, he only has many bodies before he becomes light.
The deputy envoy of Mianzhou sent Zhehuang, and I, your Majesty, swept it away and it will be settled immediately.
Zizhang’s skull was covered in blood and he threw it back to Doctor Cui with his hand.
Li Houzhong has this kind of temperance, and I, your Majesty, have no equal in humanity.
Since it is said to be peerless, why doesn’t the emperor call him to guard the capital.
(After seeing the thieves defeated, you should not stay in Shu to cause chaos. The one who caused chaos in Zizhou was Duan Zizhang. The one who ran around in Mianzhou was Li Yue. The one who raised troops in Chengdu was Cui Guangyuan. Cut off Duan and confer Cui Er'an on it. Li Zhe, there are three good things in one thing, so it is said that the two rhymes of this poem are divided into two parts. The first part is based on the ancient rhyme.
1. , "Shenxian" - Author: Li He of the Tang Dynasty
The witch poured wine into the sky, and the charcoal fire in the jade furnace was fragrant in winter.
In the ghost seat of Poseidon Mountain, paper money rustled in the whirlwind.
The acacia wood is attached to the golden luan, and the moths are chewed and flicked again and again.
Calling on the stars and ghosts on cups and plates, people are in the cold when the mountain ghosts are eating.
The sun is low and the bay is low in the south, and the beauty is always there.
The angry god is happy to see his master change his appearance, and sends the god thousands of horses back to the green mountains.
2. "Song of the Changping Arrow" - Author: Li He of the Tang Dynasty
Painted ashes and powdery bones, water and sand, desolate ancient blood growing copper flowers.
The white feathers and golden pins were all gone in the rain, leaving only three ridges and wolf teeth.
I found Pingyuan and rode two horses to the east of Shitian and Haowu.
The wind is long, the sun is short, the stars are fluttering, and the black flags and clouds are wet and hanging in the sky at night.
The left soul and right soul cry and the muscles become thin, and the cheese bottle is empty and the sheep is roasted.
The asparagus is red when the insect roosts and the geese are sick, and the returning wind blows away the guests and blows the yin fire.
When visiting ancient times, Wanlan collected the broken arrowhead, and the red 璺 once cut off the meat.
Nanmo Dongcheng immediately persuaded me to exchange gold for bamboo.
3. "The public has no time to go out" - Author: Li He of the Tang Dynasty
The sky is confusing and the earth is dense.
Bears and snakes eat human souls, and snow and frost break human bones.
A snarling dog looks at each other and licks its paws, which is more suitable for Peilanke.
The emperor sent the emperor to take advantage of the disaster to calm down, and the jade star pointed the sword with the golden yoke.
Although I can't return my horse, the waves of Liyang Lake are as big as mountains.
The poisonous dragons looked at each other with vibrating gold rings, and the Suan Ni and the Dogfish salivated.
Bao Jiao I slept in grass, with twenty-nine hair spots on his temples.
Yan Huifei's blood is weak, and Bao Jiao is not against heaven.
4. "Wushan High" - Author: Li He of the Tang Dynasty
The green mountains are high in the sky, and the river is rolling and dragging smoke.
The soul of Chu is looking for a dream, the wind is blowing, the morning wind is flying and the rain is gathering moss and money.
After Yao Ji passed away for a thousand years, the lilacs and bamboos cried out to the old ape.
The ancient temple is close to the moon and the osmanthus is cold, and the pepper blossoms fall among the red and wet clouds.
5. "The Sadness of the Bronze Camel" - Author: Li He of the Tang Dynasty
After three months of depression, I went to my employer to find flowers.
Who writes the spring song? Luoan mourns the bronze camel.
There are many horse guests in the south of Qiao, and ancient people in Beishan.
The guest drinks the wine from the cup, and the camel is sad for thousands of years.
Don’t work in vain in this life, the wind blows the candle on the plate.
I am tired of seeing peach trees smiling and bronze camels crying at night. 4. Poems about resentment
●The weather is cold and you know you are thin, and you are worried and you know the night is long.
Han Dynasty Ancient Yuefu Ci "Ancient Yuefu" When the weather is cold, the quilt feels thin, and when the heart is sad, the night feels particularly long.
●Worry is too much to know and the night is long.
Han Dynasty Anonymous' "Nineteen Ancient Poems: Meng Dong's Cold Air Arrival" means that he is too sad to fall asleep and feels that the night is particularly long.
●The sky is boundless and the earth is boundless, and my heart is filled with sadness.
"Eighteen Beats of Hujia" by Cai Yan of the Han Dynasty The sorrow in my heart is endless, and it is as boundless as the heaven and the earth.
●Long nights bring more sorrow.
Bao Zhao's "Ancient History" of the Southern Dynasties and Song Dynasty describes the severity of sorrow.
●The country of Qi is free from worries.
"Liang Fu Yin" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty uses allusions of unfounded worries to express worries about state affairs. The idiom "unfounded worry" is generally used to describe unfounded worries and troubles.
●The Hengjiang River is trying to cross the stormy waters, but one stretch of water carries worries thousands of miles long.
"Hengjiang Ci" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty Hengjiang: Hengjiangpu is a ferry on the lower reaches of the Yangtze River. Yishui: refers to the Yangtze River.
●The five-flowered horse and the golden fur will be exchanged for fine wine, and we will sell the eternal sorrow with you.
Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty, "Jinjinjiu" Five flowers and a thousand pieces of gold: both represent the value of horses and furs. Will: take. Disposal: eliminate.
●Cut the knife to cut off the water, the water will flow more, raise a cup to relieve the sorrow and make it more sorrowful.
Tang Dynasty Li Bai's "Farewell to Secretary Shu Yun at Xietiao Tower in Xuanzhou" describes sadness as something that cannot be cut off by water and cannot be dissolved by wine.
●The white hair is three thousand feet, and the fate is as long as the worry. I don’t know where to find the autumn frost in the bright mirror.
"Seventeen Songs of Qiupu" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty The white hair is three thousand feet long, and the sadness is as long as the white hair. Facing the bright mirror, I don't know where so much autumn frost came from.