2. In the flowers, the leaves don't stick to the body.
3, Tang Xianzu's "Peony Pavilion" passed through the flowers, and the leaves did not touch the body.
I'm afraid no one will make such a choice? Rich, riding a crane in the state.
5. He was a scholar in the middle of the year, and successively served as a doctor of Taichang Temple, a master book of exhibition room and a Taoist of Nanjing Bi Li Temple.
6. There is a romantic place on the long street, which closely reflects that Su is in Qiantang.
7, Tang Xianzu's peony pavilion flowers, leaves do not touch the body.
8. The Peony Pavilion Tang Xianzu (1550— 16 16) was a dramatist and writer in China in the Ming Dynasty.
9. Take back the Baiyi Casting Poetry Hall, and many poems are busy.
10, detailed explanation: Jude's words touch the wind and stir up grass.
1 1, which shows that he can't stand the temptation, is lenient everywhere, is not single-minded, and is very playboy. He generally describes men.
12, a leaf in a flower does not touch the body, describing a person to lead an honest and clean life. It means that although there are many temptations, he can live a clean and honest life without being affected.
13, back to Baiyi Casting Poetry Hall, many poems are also busy.
14, "apricot blossoms in the morning, dark green sand in the evening".
15, meaning Shang, No.,Ruoshi, Taoist priest in Qingyuan.
16, describing a person to lead an honest and clean life. It means that although there are many temptations, he can live a clean and honest life without being affected.
17, a man came all the way from the pursuit of many women and never had an affair with any one.
18, "Flowers in the middle, leaves don't touch the body" is the word of folk literati.
19, sentence: 1, he wandered around and forgot that he still had family.
20. From Tang Xianzu's Peony Pavilion, the flowers fall and the leaves don't touch the body.
2 1, if spotless, the mind can be obtained.
22, which means: a person (usually a man) is very playboy, romantic, chic and fraternity ... and there are many women who love him and like him, often peach blossoms.
23. Passionate Kyushu, pour poetry into the exhibition.
24. There is light smoke between the apricot flowers at dawn, and the sunset glow is dark green and the breeze is flat.
25, in the dust is not stained with dust, in the desire to leave the desire, born in the world.
26. Born in a scholarly family, he has a long-standing reputation. He is not only proficient in China's ancient poems, but also in astronomy, geography and medical divination.
27. Not all ordinary people are obsessed with beautiful things in the world, and even heroes are sad for their beauty.
28, peony flowers die, ghosts are also romantic.
29. Tang was born in Yunshan Township, Linchuan County, and later moved to Tangjiashan (now Fuzhou City).
30. The definition of philandering [zhā n hu ā r ě co].
3 1, or linger among celebrities and beauties, and lean on the sofa to warm your pillow, so that you can live a more romantic life! "A hundred thousand flowers have been spent without touching a leaf" is also a realm of Buddhism, which comes from the Diamond Sutra, which is contrary to the saying that "the peony flower dies, and the ghost is also romantic".
32. Du Liniang had a spring dream that a handsome guy asked her for an autograph, was seduced to the Peony Pavilion, and then she was happy ~ ...
33. From Flower City 198 15: "By the way, it is absolutely correct to say that she is the kind of coquetry that attracts men!" ...
34. In the flowers, not a leaf touches the body. The Peony Pavilion by Song Yuan means to walk through the lush flowers without touching a leaf.
35. He thinks he's handsome, and he's fooling around.
36. Give up everything, just wander around the world and live in seclusion in the countryside with the woman you love.
37, that is, clean ... If there are men and women, it is the Buddha's name, a calendar, and the text ... Tang Xianzu's Peony Pavilion has also been described, describing Du Liniang's dream that a scholar held a willow branch and asked her to write a poem, and then the scholar held it to the Peony Pavilion, and * * * became a sex.
38. Inspire your feelings in Kyushu and pour poetry into it.