Who says you can't be a teenager when you are old? The flowing water in front of that door is still clinging to the west. Don't lament the passage of time when you are old.
2. Prosperity scatters fragrance and dust, while running water is heartless. -Tang Dumu's "Golden Valley Garden".
Prosperity is gone, and it disappears with the fragrance; The running water is ruthless, and the weeds are still green every year to welcome the spring. The poem takes the abandoned "Golden Valley Garden" by Shi Chong, the richest man in the Western Jin Dynasty as the title, and expresses the historical iron law and homesickness that "a temporary prosperity is just a passing sight".
You can never get tired of seeing the green hills. -Don Qian Qi's "East Pavilion Banquet, Take an Examination of the Duke Wang".
This expression looks at the taste and joy of mountains and water.
4. Egrets fly in front of Mount Cisse, and peach blossoms and flowing water make mandarin fish fat. -Tang Zhang Hezhi's "Fishing Songs"
In front of Mount Cisse, egrets fly freely, peach blossoms are in full bloom, rivers are gurgling, and fat mandarin fish are swimming around in the water.
I watched Zheng Hongfei fly, and my thoughts went with the running water. -"Huanxisha" written by Sun Guangxian in Jingnan.
Zheng Hong, a long-distance flying geese. It's too far, it has no end. This way of writing looks up at the geese and down at the leisurely lifestyle of the literati.
6. Fang Lin's new leaves urge the old leaves, and the waves before the water are the waves after. -Liu Yuxi's "Lotte sees the sadness of poetry, and the three gentlemen are deeply divided into poems."
In that thriving forest, new branches and leaves have changed the old ones. In the flowing water, the waves in front give way to the waves behind.
7. Bonuses are easy to drop, and endless water is trouble. -Liu Yuxi's Zhi Zhu Ci
Red flowers fade easily, like friendship, and endless running water is like my sorrow.
8. Goose and duck don't know where spring is going, and compete with running water for peach blossoms. -Song Chao Chongzhi "Spring Day"
Take advantage of, chase The poem describes the scene of falling flowers and flowing water in spring, and geese and ducks compete.