-Excerpted from Ma Dai's Autumn Chrysanthemum on the Dam in the Tang Dynasty Translation: Facing the fallen leaves of trees elsewhere, I was alone in the cold night. ?
2. Fallen leaves gather and disperse, and Western jackdaw in the west is startled.
—— Excerpted from Li Bai's Poems on the March 35 th and the Autumn Wind in the Tang Dynasty: The leaves are scattered in the wind, and the western Western jackdaw has settled, but she is awakened by the bright moon. ?
3. But only the fallen leaves were at home, and I walked through the chilling clouds.
—— Excerpted from the translation of Northern Luo Qing by Li Shangyin in the Tang Dynasty: Leaves are everywhere, where are the monks? It is cold and cloudy all over the mountain. How long does it take to walk by mountain road?
4, "Fallen Leaves" Tang Dynasty: Wang Lvxiang is uneven, and the first red has overlapped. The atrium has just begun to be swept, and three or two leaves surround the tree. ?
The fallen leaves are arranged irregularly, and the reddish leaves are layered. The yard has just started cleaning, and scattered leaves surround the trees. ?
5, "Fallen Leaves" Tang Dynasty: Kong Shaoan fell leaves in early autumn, falling like a guest. If you don't want to go down, cherish the old forest.
Autumn comes early and leaves fall, which is frightening; The feeling of dying is like the experience of this distant guest. Leaves flying around, as if unwilling to fall to the ground; Still saying I can't bear to leave this forest.