Three Miscellaneous Poems is a group of poems written by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei. This is a group of five-character quatrains written in the style of Yuefu folk songs in the south of the Yangtze River, which expresses the lovesickness of men and women after their separation and implies the feelings of missing their hometown.
The first poem describes a boudoir's longing for a distant future and a book. The second song describes how a wanderer misses his family and asks people in his hometown about his family. The third poem is about Sifu's reply to her husband. It is not a matter of carving to write down three poems with deep affection, or to express one's feelings directly or to send one's feelings to one's heart.
I live by the river, and the door is opposite to my mouth. This is a good example. There are often boats in Jiangnan. Do you send the book home? This is the first time I have met you. You have just come from our hometown, and we must understand the world.
When you pass by my window and the first cold flower blooms, I am a plum blossom? . You're right, I'm right. I've seen cold plum hair and heard birds singing. x:n:x:n:sh:ch:n:c:m:o，wèI Xiang Jián shh ng:Ji:qi:n:sh:ng。 Looking forward to the spring grass, I am afraid of my previous life.
Poetry in ancient style
It is a poetic genre, which is divided into four-character poems, five-character poems and seven-character poems according to the number of words in the poem. Classical poetry is opposite to modern poetry.