Li Qingzhao’s poems expressing love are as follows:
1. Who in the clouds sent brocade books? When the wild goose returns, the moon is full on the west tower. ——Li Qingzhao's "A Cut of Plum Blossoms·Autumn with the Fragrance of Red Lotus Roots and Remaining Jade Mat".
Appreciation: Who in the clouds sent a brocade book? This sentence is a hypothetical question that expresses the poet's longing for his distant lover. Jinshu refers to letterheads embroidered with patterns, and sending brocades is a romantic way of expressing affection. "Who is sending it in the clouds" implies that the lover is far away, as well as the poet's expectations and uncertainty. This sentence is both poetic and emotional.
When the wild goose returns, the moon is full on the west tower. This sentence is a contrast that connects natural scenery with human emotions. When the word "wild goose" returns, it implies the passage of time and the deepening of lovesickness; the full moon on the west tower implies loneliness and loneliness, with no one to appreciate it. This sentence has both a sense of picture and a sense of mood.
2. There is no way to get rid of this feeling, so I only lower my brows, but it is in my heart. ——Li Qingzhao's "A Cut of Plum Blossoms·Autumn with the Fragrance of Red Lotus Roots and Remaining Jade Mat".
Appreciation: There is no way to eliminate this feeling. This sentence is an assertion that expresses the poet's inability to give up and escape from love. This love refers to the poet's deep feelings for his lover, and the inability to eliminate it means that the poet cannot find any way to forget or end this relationship. This sentence contains both determination and helplessness.
It’s just a frown, but it’s in the heart. This sentence is a turning point, expressing the poet's contradictions and entanglements in love. The brows are just down, which means that the poet has just covered up or dispersed the traces of love from the brows, but the traces of love are on the heart, which means that the poet has re-thought or deepened the impression of love in his heart. This sentence contains both struggle and persistence.
3. The mist is thick, the clouds are dark, and the day is endless, and the golden beast disappears. ?——Li Qingzhao's "Drunken Flowers, Thick Mists, Thick Clouds, and Worry of Everlasting Days".
Appreciation: Thick mist, thick clouds, and endless daylight. This sentence is a description that expresses the poet's feelings about the weather and the reflection of his mood. Mist and thick clouds refer to the gloomy sky, and sorrowful day refers to the long and depressing days. This sentence is both poetic and emotional.
Rui Nao eliminates the gold beast. This sentence is a metaphor that expresses the poet's feeling of time and the loneliness of the environment. Ruinao is a kind of spice, Jin Beast is an animal-shaped incense burner, and Xiaojin Beast refers to the cigarettes swirling in the incense burner. This sentence has both a sense of picture and a sense of mood.
4. I often remember that the sun is setting in the creek pavilion, and I am so drunk that I don’t know my way back. ——Li Qingzhao's "Ru Meng Ling·Chang Ji Xi Ting Sunset".
Appreciation: I often remember the sunset at the creek pavilion, and I am so drunk that I don’t know my way back. This sentence is a hypothetical question that expresses the poet's longing for his distant lover. Xiting refers to the pavilion by the stream, and Rimu refers to the evening. The poet was drinking and enjoying the scenery there. He was so intoxicated in the beautiful state that he forgot the way home. This sentence is both poetic and emotional.
5. The wind abides in the dust and the fragrant flowers are gone. I am tired of combing my hair day and night. ——Li Qingzhao's "Wulingchun·Spring Festival Gala".
Appreciation: The poet uses the word "wind lives" to indicate that the wind and rain have just stopped, the fallen flowers have already covered the ground, and only the dust still carries the fragrance of flowers. This is an implicit and vivid depiction without redundant details and rhetoric.
The poet uses the word "日夜", which not only means that the sun has risen very high, but also that spring is coming to an end. This is a concise and suggestive usage, showing the poet's regret for the remnant of spring and his inability to dress up. The phrase "tired of combing her hair" not only expresses her drunken laziness, but also expresses her pain of losing her lover and beautiful life.