The ancient poems about groundnuts are as follows:
1. Peanut
Modern times: Yang Xue Window
The soil was sown in March, so why bother?
April leaves overlap, and the drink is green and cloudy.
Translation:
Peanuts began to be sown in March, and their appearance was not surprising.
In April, when the leaves are intertwined, you can drink the morning dew.
2.
Tang: Zhang Ji
If Jun En is gone, it will be full of calamus and peanuts.
Interpretation: If my husband's lost kindness can come back, the flowers of calamus will bloom and the moon will be round.
3.
Tang: Zhang Ji
has the second peanut eye, and it takes a moment for a candle to pass.
definition: the flowers will fail in a flash after opening, and the candles will go out immediately when the wind blows over them.
4.
Tang: Li Shimin
Peanuts are round and chrysanthemum, and lotus is full of fish.
Definition: Peanut has a chrysanthemum-like stamen. After the lotus blooms, the fish in the pond are playing.
5. Tea Poetry
After the Five Dynasties of Jin Dynasty: Zheng invited
but worried about green peanuts.
Definition: It's a little worrying to see that when tea leaves are boiled in a pot, the water will turn bright green, but that's what happens when tea leaves are boiled, and the leaves spread out like a green flower in the water.