1, the title city of Nanzhuang (Tang Dynasty) Cui Hu.
Last spring, in this door, the girl's face contrasted with the peach.
Today, I came here again. I don't know where the girl went. Only the peach blossoms are still there, smiling in full bloom in the spring breeze.
Appreciation: The writing time of this poem is not clearly recorded in the historical records. However, Tang Meng's Skill Poetry and the Song Dynasty's Taiping Guangji both recorded this poem: Cui Hu met a beautiful girl in the southern suburbs of Chang 'an after failing to take the Jinshi exam in Chang 'an, and Tomb-Sweeping Day revisited this girl the following year, so he wrote this poem. This record is legendary, and its authenticity is difficult to be confirmed by other historical materials.
2. Li Yannian Song (Han Dynasty) Li Yannian
There are beautiful women in the north, and they are peerless and independent.
Take care of the city first, then the country.
It's best not to know the whole city and country? Beauty is hard to get again.
Appreciation: Among the many concubines favored by Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the most memorable one is Li Furen, who is beautiful and good at dancing; Fortunately for Li Furen, it depends on her brother Li Yannian's beautiful song, which is famous for moving the capital. This short poem can make talents like Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty moved by it and immediately give birth to yearning for Iraqis, which shows that this poem really has extraordinary charm.
3, Huansha female (Tang Dynasty) Wang Changling
Whose home is Qiantang River, and the daughter on the river wins thousands of flowers.
Prince Wu Can was away from home, but today he came to Huansha in public.
Appreciation: While praising Qiantang's daughter, the whole poem satirizes the dissolute rulers of past dynasties and enriches the whole poem. Among them, the sentence "Prince Wu Can can't go out here" conveys the gratitude to the woman who "openly came to Huansha" in regret, full of twists and turns, leaving a blank; The word "openness" not only shows the joy of women when washing yarn, but also contains the poet's sincere praise for world peace.