Ancient poems describing lawns

A clump of herbs is enough to hinder people, and a few feet of gossamer is the crossing road.

The gossamer in the Spring Ode written by Geng Xin of Northern Dynasties

The gossamer: the silk spit by insects floats in the air. Writing about spring leaves people behind, but it's hidden.

The moss marks are green on the upper steps, and the grass colors are green in the curtains.

Tang Liu Yuxi's "Ugly" Good clouds cover the building everywhere.

Tang Luo Yin's

Miangu sends back a letter to Chua's Kunzhong, which is vivid in image.

Jiang Chun refused to keep returning guests, and the grass was green and the horseshoes were sent.

The first sentence of Tang Liu Changqing's

Sending Judge Li to Runzhou Camp wrote to keep guests, which could not be retained for various reasons. The latter sentence reads "seeing the guests off, the grass gallops on the grass, and the grass seems to be human. Let's bid farewell to our friends together with the author.

God has mercy on the grass, and it is sunny on earth.

The grass in the dark, said by Tang Li Shangyin, will rot to death if it rains for too long. The first sentence is the author's self-metaphor, implying that it will clear up. The latter sentence shows the author's attitude towards life. If his sentence "Sunset is infinitely beautiful, buried by the coming night" is low-pitched, then these two sentences are more optimistic. We cherish the beautiful "Sunset" and ignore its persistence.

Fine grass shakes her head and suddenly reports it to Nong, and her shawl blocks a west wind.

Song Wanli's "Twilight Swimming on the Lotus Pond"

Nong. The green sunflower is good at welcoming the daytime, and the house is warm and fascinated.

Lian Zhu by Qing Wang Fuzhi

Lean (lǐ): Deviate. Zero: Fall. Yu: House. Warm (ài): Dim. The sentence means: Under the dim eaves, you will lose your orientation. The four metaphors of beautiful things also have their shortcomings and deficiencies.