Interpretation: The lotus in the Taiye Pool of the Imperial Garden is not as delicate as before.
2. I remember that the spring breeze rained again, and the jade building was golden. -"Manjiang Red Body Nanjing Yishanyi" Song Dynasty: Wang Qinghui
Interpretation: I still remember that in the spring breeze, flowers bear rain and dew, and people are blessed by mighty emperors, jade buildings and golden pavilions, and rich palaces.
3. After Lan Xinyu's fame was broadcast, the lotus face was on the king's side. -"Manjiang Red Body Nanjing Yishanyi" Song Dynasty: Wang Qinghui
Interpretation: fame is like the fragrance of empresses' orchids, and her face is as rosy and bright as hibiscus, and she is always around you.
4. Suddenly the drums came out of the sky and it was bustling. -"Manjiang Red Body Nanjing Yishanyi" Song Dynasty: Wang Qinghui
Suddenly, an earth-shattering drum beat, and the bustling smoke in the court disappeared.
5. Nanjing has been ploughing south acres for a long time, sitting in the north window and looking north. -"Into the Boat" Tang Dynasty: Du Fu
Interpretation: I can't wait to see it, but you are so far away. After being trampled by traitors, Jiuzhong Palace Que and Diaoliang Painting Building have long been devastated, and the former prosperous old scenery has long gone, leaving only crumbling city Que and blood everywhere. How can this not make people feel sad?
6. Take the old lady by boat during the day and watch the children take a bath in Qingjiang on sunny days. -"Into the Boat" Tang Dynasty: Du Fu
Commentary: On this sunny morning, I dressed in cloth, lovingly pulled my wife into a boat and enjoyed a drum tour on Huanhuaxi. The clear stream rippled in the sun, and not far away, the children took a carefree bath and played in the water.
7. All flying butterflies are one, and the hibiscus is self-double. -"Into the Boat" Tang Dynasty: Du Fu
Interpretation: The butterflies on the banks of Huanhua River are lingering, Qi Fei, you chase after me; The lotus on the stream is like a pair of amphibious mandarin ducks.
8. Tea is made of cane pith, but porcelain merchants don't use Xie Yu as a jar. -"Into the Boat" Tang Dynasty: Du Fu
Interpretation: Putting the boiled tea soup and squeezed cane pulp in a porcelain jar is no worse than putting it in a jade jar, and you can take it away on the boat.
9. Hair is easy to get wet and clouds are difficult to open. -"Plum Rain" Tang Dynasty: Du Fu
Interpretation: The thatched roof is wet, the mountains are full of clouds, and the fields are watered by spring water.
10, unexpectedly, the dragon rejoices and the vortex shore returns. -"Plum Rain" Tang Dynasty: Du Fu
Interpretation: It seems that dragons play in the river all day, forming a whirlpool to reach the shore and come back.