1, Fang Qiu didn't stop to pick gold. —— Excerpted from Hong Mai's "My pregnant brother returns to Wuyuan every year to supervise it with poetry"
2. The leaves are still blooming at night, and Fang Qiu started in Bai Furong. —— Excerpted from Tang Bai Juyi's "Eight Drama Houses of the Title Yuan"
3. It will make Fang Qiu never rest in this pool. —— Excerpted from Su Zhe's "He Wen and Keyang National Garden Pavilion 30 Fu to its Seven Miles"
4. Fang Qiu is worthy of reward, and this wine is not out of date. —— From "Ancestors Have No Choice", "Chen Jing made a pavilion in the pool of CCBA in the same year and named it Meng Cao, giving poems and expressing his ambition."
5. The old courtyard of Huanghua is wide, but Fang Qiu does not collect clouds. —— Excerpted from Ma Tingluan's "Chen Jupu's participation in politics sends poems thousands of miles to Chunhua to show that he can't sing strong peace with the sick drama"
6. Fang Qiu is like a Gao Shi, always sweet and vain. -Excerpted from Wu Yong's Meet Yu Cangjiang, Send a seat and smell Chou-heung.
7, Fang Qiu and Russia fell from the sky, who dare to boast in the world. -Excerpted from Wei Zongwu's Nantang Yin Gui.
8. Mining Fang Qiu, Fang Qiu has no smelting capacity. -Excerpted from Pu Shoubi's "Ancient Meaning"
9, the night candle urges the poem to fall, and Fang Qiu presses the hat to present Hanako. -from the stone "The second rhyme should be hidden (there is a beautiful collection of beauty and poetry in the scenery)".
10, I can make a detour. Is Fang Qiu right or wrong? -Excerpt from Double Ninth Festival and Liu
1 1, Jia Yan is not prosperous in March, and the residual red goes to Jiuqiufang. —— Excerpted from Pan Lang's "Weiyang Autumn Peony Sent to Guo Wei Fancheng, Liuhe County"
12. From then on, the immortal species spread, and the autumn fragrance crowned the jade. -Excerpted from Han Yi's "Nine Seats of Golden Chrysanthemum"
Data expansion:
Poetry is the sentence that makes up poetry. Poetry usually limits the number of words in each sentence according to its format. China's earliest poems were structured with metrical poems, and the metrical requirements were strict. For example, the poems in the pre-Qin period are generally four words per sentence, which can be found in the Book of Songs. Later, it developed into a five-character or seven-character rhythmic poem, which was found in Tang poetry.
After the further development of economy and culture in Song and Yuan Dynasties, the content of poetry was gradually expanded and deduced. In the later period of the new-democratic revolution, poetry evolved into a free poem that was not limited by the number of words.