If the fire burns, it will wait [idle]
I'm not afraid of being smashed to pieces,
Leave innocence among people [people].
The rhyme of gambling on an.
My Xiyan Lake Head Tree,
The blooming flowers are pale with ink [traces].
Don't boast that the color is beautiful,
Just stay dry [Kun]
The rhyme of en.
Adhere to the green hills [pines],
The root was originally in the broken rock [in the middle].
Hard work and perseverance,
East, west, north and south [wind]
Bet on the rhyme of eng
The words in brackets are all rhyming words. , 1, the poem of lime: leisure, time.
Mo Mei: Mark, Kun.
Bamboo stone: Song, Zhong, 2, Lime Song: Leisure.
Mo Mei: Kun Kun
Bamboo stone: pine wind
The three ancient poems, Mo Mei and He Yin, have one thing in common, that is, they seem to describe things, but in fact they are praising people's spirit.
These three ancient poems are all poems about objects, all of which highlight the characteristics of the object of praise. "Momei" highlights its light color and fragrance; Bamboo stones highlight the tenacity of bamboo rooted in cracks in rocks. Lyric of Lime highlights that lime is not afraid of being beaten or fired, and is willing to smash it and give it white powder ..., 1,