Do you know the poem about jade?

Poets, feel their situation, describe their hearts, express their feelings and perform arts. Poetry is the oldest and most basic literary form in the world, and it is a literary genre that expounds the soul. Poetry is a wonderful flower in the treasure house of Chinese and Korean culture, and China's gem culture is a dazzling treasure in the treasure house of Chinese and Korean culture. They are closely linked and complement each other since ancient times, and they have jointly performed a magnificent and colorful chapter in the long history of Chinese and Korean cultures. The predecessors' understanding of the influence of gems on optimizing life is deepening day by day, and a large number of forms describing gems have appeared in poems. In the early Book of Songs, poets expressed their feelings, expressed their feelings and performed art. Poetry is the oldest and most basic literary form in the world, and it is a literary genre that expounds the soul. Poetry is a wonderful flower in the treasure house of Chinese and Korean culture, and China's gem culture is a dazzling treasure in the treasure house of Chinese and Korean culture. They are closely linked and complement each other since ancient times, and they have jointly performed a magnificent and colorful chapter in the long history of Chinese and Korean cultures. The predecessors' understanding of the influence of gems on optimizing life is deepening day by day, and a large number of forms describing gems have appeared in poems. In the early Book of Songs, there were many names that had nothing to do with gem culture, such as giving me papaya and giving me Joan; Vote for me with peaches and plums, and repay me with Qiong Yao. Qiong Yao and Qiong Ju here refer to precious jade articles, which symbolize simple and beautiful wishes and show that they are familiar with the simple and kind hearts of their predecessors. In the pre-Qin literature, many colorful poems added a strong romantic color to the gem culture. For example, Qu Yuan has a poem praising Hetian jade: climb Kunlun to eat jade, live with heaven and earth, and enjoy Guang Qi with the sun and the moon. Qu Yuan wrote in "Nine Songs" that there are two rounds of four horses in Tan, and they beat drums with jade forks, among which jade forks refer to the drumsticks with jade heads; In Li Sao, Qiong Zhi thinks she is shy, while Jing Qiong thinks she is long. The theme of Za Yao Xiang is riding a flying dragon. It is believed that Qiongzhi here refers to fashionable jade, Qiongmi refers to jade crumbs, and Yaoxiang refers to the ivory of beautiful jade. It depicts the magnificent spirit through the beauty of precious jade and interprets the poet's romantic feelings. During the Qin, Han, Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, there were poems about jade: for example, in Yuefu's Southern Expedition, the double beads were tortoiseshell, and in Ancient Poems, the moon beads were heard, with Dani pearls and Dan both referring to jewelry, and Dani referring to ruby; In Cao Zhi's Secret Woman, jade and silk are inexhaustible, and here jade and silk are the gifts of contemporary employment together; The poems in the Western Zhou Qu are all explained by the appearance and whiteness of jade. Nowadays, gems have been widely spread among the people, and the types and colors of jewelry have become more diverse, which has penetrated into every aspect of people's daily life. During the Tang, Song, Ming and Qing Dynasties, the gem culture in China reached its peak, such as: Lu Youchai was beautiful in the world, and Qiong Floriculture Villa was worthy of the name. There is a luminous glass of wine in William Wang's "Liangzhou Ci", a man's tears shed on the green sea in Li Shangyin's "Jinse" and a jade-spitting Ouyang Xiu in Lantian's "Youth Journey". People began to embroider curtains. Spring begins overnight, and six flowers bloom without scissors. Luoyang city fell from the sky and competed for the balcony. The wind is light, the saddle is covered with sleeves, and the road is like Jason. Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty had a poem, which was still missing after a long time of painting, and it was difficult to extinguish the heavy weapon in a thousand years. Praise the preciousness of jade However, in modern times, China's brilliant gem poems are not satisfactory, and there are few poems involving gem culture, which can hardly be seen. This is a pity in China culture. However, like China Jewelry and Jade Weekly, there are still some poems praising jade. Interested friends can go and have a look.