1. Beyond cicada dust, butterflies dream of water clouds.
This poem was written by Zhang Xiaoxiang, a poet in the Song Dynasty, and it is mainly about breaking a cocoon into a butterfly.
This poem is about the nobility and dreams of butterflies after they break out of their cocoons.
2. Lonely butterflies wander and flap their wings.
This poem was written by Li Shangyin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. It mainly describes breaking a cocoon into a butterfly.
This poem describes the graceful posture and lively posture of butterflies.
He looks like he lang is full of powder, but inside he looks like Han shou loves stealing incense.
This poem was written by Ouyang Xiu, a poet in the Song Dynasty, which skillfully describes how to break the cocoon into a butterfly.
This poem says that butterflies emit pollen and like fragrance.
4. Where the back is red, the fans are heavy.
This is a poem written by Miracle, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, which mainly describes the shape of butterflies after they break their cocoons.
This poem describes the shape of a butterfly and its rich fragrance.