1, the peach blossoms are scattered and the peach branches are drooping. -"Ten Poems of Happiness and Happiness" Yao He in Tang Dynasty
Appreciation: This is a poem describing the scenery of Xingxi. The first sentence says that peach blossoms fall, and the second sentence says that peach blossoms are numerous, which vividly shows the growth process and harvest scene of peach trees. The third and fourth sentences describe the tranquility of Xingxi and people's leisure, which is in contrast with the first two sentences and increases the artistic conception and interest of the poem.
2. The old farmer went to collect sand and didn't know that peaches were in China. -"Qian Shan Rewards" Zhang Kun in the Song Dynasty
Appreciation: This is a poem that regrets the passage of time. These two sentences describe the poet's longing for his hometown, express the poet's ignorance and melancholy about the changes in his hometown with the word "I don't know", and also imply the blooming and beauty of peach blossoms in his hometown.
3, four pounds of peaches are treasured by the world, and the carved board is a guest. -Liu Song's "Four Jin Peach Songs" in Ming Dynasty
Appreciation: This is a poem about sending peaches to friends. These two sentences describe the preciousness and size of peaches, and highlight the weight and size of peaches with words such as "four pounds" and "wheel", which also shows the poet's respect and courtesy to friends.
4. Peach leaves are old, and the wind blows and the rain blows. -"Two Poems of Autumn Rain" Zhang Lei in Song Dynasty
Appreciation: This is a poem describing the scene of autumn rain. The third sentence says that peaches bend branches and tung leaves turn yellow, which means that autumn is aging and withering. The fourth sentence says that the wind and rain keep on, which makes people feel depressed and dull. This poem connects autumn rain with human emotions by means of comparison and personification, which enhances the appeal of the poem.
5. The old farmer went to collect sand and didn't know that peaches were in China. -"Qian Shan Rewards" Zhang Kun in the Song Dynasty
Appreciation: This is a poem thanking friends for sending peaches. The first sentence is about the busy farmers, I don't know that the peaches in Xihua (referring to Luoyang) are ripe. The second sentence wrote that a friend generously gave peaches, which moved the poet. This poem not only expresses the praise of friendship, but also describes the delicacy and preciousness of peaches.