From: Poetry of Willow/Willow Branches by He in Tang Dynasty.
Interpretation: Tall willows are covered with new green leaves, and drooping willows are fluttering gently like thousands of green ribbons.
2, the original text: The most complicated thing is to shake behind, teaching people to recall the Spring Mountain.
From: Jiang Linxian Liu Han by Nalan Xingde in Qing Dynasty
Interpretation: Especially when the wicker falls, I can't help but recall the woman of that year.
3, the original text: chaos is not yet yellow, relying on the east wind will be crazy.
Said by Ceng Gong in Song Dynasty, "Singing Willow"
Interpretation: Before the messy willow branches turn yellow, they quickly turn green under the east wind.
4, the original text: wicker hundred feet brush silver pond, Mo Cai light yellow.
From: Liu Xin by Yang Wanli in Song Dynasty.
Commentary: A hundred-foot-long wicker brushed the clear pond. The color of the wicker was not dark green, but light yellow.
5, the original text: Zeng Dance Dongfeng, Spring Garden heartbroken.
From: Liu by Li Shangyin in Tang Dynasty
Interpretation: You once danced with Dongfeng. It was a spring day when flowers fell in bloom and people played in the garden.