The double peaches in the blinds become more red in the evening, and you can see the exquisite bamboos reflected in the window. Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty "Inscribed on the Hundred-leaf Peach Blossom"
The grass is green and the willows are yellow, and the peach blossoms are fragrant with plum blossoms. (Jia Zhi's "Spring Thoughts")
The grass is green and the willows are yellow, and the peach blossoms are fragrant. Tang Jia Zhi's "Three Poems of Spring Thoughts"
The peach blossoms are flowing by the city, and the spring breeze outside the window is fragrant. Tang Liu Yuxi's "Send to Cao Chang, Wen Youli, Langzhou"
The wild catkins are blown by the wind Dance, the thin peach blossoms chase the water. "Nine Quatrains" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty
The short peach blossoms are near the water bank. The catkins gently touch people. Three poems from Du Fu's "December 1st" of the Tang Dynasty
Whereas peaches and plums compete for fragrance, only the old plum blossoms are at peace.
(Ming Dynasty Wang Mian's "Inscribed Plum Blossom Picture")