Seven ancient poems by China.

"Tianjingsha Qiu Si" Watching the sea (Cao Cao's "Eastern Han Dynasty") faces Jieshi in the east to watch the sea. The water is so dense, the mountains and islands are so lush, the trees are so dense, and the autumn wind is bleak and choppy. If the journey of the sun and the moon comes from this; Both the star and Han are brilliant. If they are out, it's a good thing that even the songs are dedicated to their ambitions. At the next berth of Beibao Mountain (Wang Wan "Tang"), under the green hills, we meandered forward, and my boat and I followed the green water until the bank expanded at low tide, and no wind stirred my lonely sail ... The night gave way to the ocean of the sun, and the old year melted in the freshness. Where can I find hometown books? Geese, return to Luoyang. Spring Tour of Qiantang Lake (Bai Juyi's "Tang") The Gushan Temple in the northwest of Jiating has a flat water surface and low clouds. Several early warblers compete for the warm tree, and the new swallow of the warm tree pecks the spring mud. Flowers are more and more attractive, and shallow grass can throw horseshoes. I love the lack of lakes in the east, the white sand embankment in Qingyang under the greenwood tree, the old vines and dark crows in Qingsha (Ma Zhiyuan's Yuan), and the small bridges and flowing people.