What are the poems describing Jiangnan?

1, "Bodhisattva Man, Everyone Says Jiangnan is Good" by Wei Zhuang in the Tang Dynasty;

Everyone says that Jiangnan is good, and tourists should stay in Jiangnan until they are old.

The spring water is greener than the sky, so tourists can sleep on the boat listening to the rain.

The women selling wine in Jiangnan restaurant are all very beautiful, and their arms exposed when selling wine are as white as snow.

Don't go home when the light is not fading. It must be extremely sad to go home. ?

Interpretation: It is said that Jiangnan is good, and tourists should stay in Jiangnan until they are old. In spring, the river is clear and green, bluer than the sky. Visitors can fall asleep listening to the rain on the painted boat. The woman selling wine in Jiangnan restaurant is very beautiful, and her arms exposed when selling wine are as white as snow. Don't go back to your hometown when you are young, it will be extremely sad to go home.

2. Yuan Zhang's Narcissus Odes to Jiangnan:

The sun shines on the river, and thin smoke rises. The eaves painted by people on both sides of the strait are connected, and the beams are connected.

The river is surrounded by lotus flowers, so it is quiet. Looking at Sha Ou, it turns around on the river, and the curtains of every household are full of fragrant wind.

Beautiful boats seem to fall from the sky, and the flag of the restaurant flutters in the wind. People really love Jiangnan!

Interpretation: a river of smoke and water reflects the green mountains and clouds, people on both sides of the strait paint eaves, and a lotus floats in the water. Qiu Guang is peaceful and idle. Watch Sha Ou roar and dance, and the fragrant wind reveals the bead curtain on the ten-mile shore. The original painting seems to be coming from the horizon, and the wine flag flies high in the wind. What a lovely Jiangnan water town.

3. Wei Zhuang's "Bodhisattva Man" today recalls five generations of Jiangnan music;

Now I recall the benefits of Jiangnan, when the wind was young, the spring clothes were floating and the manners were graceful.

I rode my horse in Damascus and leaned against the bridge. The women on the ground were conquered by my heroism.

The boudoir barrier twists and turns, setting off the deep, which is where I am intoxicated.

Now if I can be like that again, I won't want to come back until I'm old.

Interpretation: Now think back on the benefits of Jiangnan. At that time, I was young and romantic, with my spring shirt fluttering and graceful. I rode a big horse and leaned against a small bridge. The women in the building were fascinated by my heroic attitude. The boudoir barrier is winding and secluded, which is where I indulge in flowers. Now, if we can meet again like that, I will never want to come back even when I am old.

4. Zuyong's travels in the south of the Yangtze River in the Tang Dynasty:

Chu's mountains are endless, and the road back home is so rugged.

Look at the sunrise in the East China Sea, and you will know that it will rain. Hear the roar of the night tide.

My book sword is falling, and I am detained near the south. My home is far away, and my home is hard to collect. My home is under the wild geese in the north wind, and it blows south but not north.

The oranges in Wutan are ripe and I want to send some home, but no one takes them to Luoyang.

Interpretation: Chu's mountains are endless, and the road to his hometown is so rugged and depressing. When I saw the sunrise and colorful clouds in the East China Sea, I knew it was going to rain. When you hear the surging waves of the great river, you know that the night tide is coming.

My sword fell and I was detained near Nandou. My hometown is far away, so it is difficult to collect books at home. The geese in the north wind blow to the south and can't return to the north. The oranges in Wutan are ripe and I want to send some home, but unfortunately no one has brought them to Luoyang.

5. Li He's Jiangnan Lane in Tang Dynasty:

The green fog in the river is cool, and the sky is red and rugged.

Water, wind, clouds, old bamboo and bamboo rafters are picturesque.

Perch has a thousand heads of wine, and the wine lies in Nanshan Green.

The moon song on the border of Wu is not finished, and the rivers are all covered with cold jade.

Interpretation: Green fog rises from the cool waves in the river, and the red clouds in the sky overlap like mountains. The clouds by the river and the wind on the water seem to come from the old bamboo forest. The mainland is in the twilight, and many cattails are connected together, which is not very clear. Perch is full of wine, lying drunk, squinting at the green shadow of Nanshan. I haven't finished singing a Wu Ge Yuequ-Jiangyue is like a round jade, which has been rising in Ran Ran in the East.