1. The moral of crow in ancient poetry: In China's classical poetry, it is often associated with decadent and desolate thin
1. The moral of crow in ancient poetry: In China's classical poetry, it is often associated with decadent and desolate things. Crows are black and dumb. Crows are not as lovely in color as azaleas and swallows, and their cries are not as pleasant as orioles, so they are naturally unpopular. Moreover, black has the symbol of ending in China culture, such as "Darkness is the end of a day" and "Most funerary objects after death are black". Moreover, crows appear at dusk in autumn and winter, which is a desolate season and time. Crows appear more often than this time, plus their own appearance and habits, so they become a desolate image.
2, "Night Cry" Tang Libai
On the edge of Huang Yuncheng, Wu wants to live and cry on the dumb branch.
In the machine, Jin Qinchuan is female, and the blue yarn is like smoke.
Stop shuttling and think of people far away, and stay alone in a lonely room with tears.
3. Tang Libai in Wuqi District
At sunset, the outline of Wu Palace and the beauty of the palace on Suzhou platform are hazy.
Rouwu, Zhu Tuo and Wu Wang were still enjoying the excitement, but suddenly they found that the mountain peak in the west had swallowed up half of the red sun, and dusk was coming.
The pleasure of the king of Wu and his attendants gradually came to an end.
There are more and more water leaks, and the scale of silver arrows is getting bigger and bigger. A bright moon flies across the sky, and it is near dawn.