The rhymes of 300 Tang poems

The metrical poems in the 300 Tang poems are as follows:

Meridian Huayin

Cui Hao

Overlooking Chang 'an, Kyoto, on Gaoshanhua Mountain, these three peaks stretch into the sky without artificial cutting.

The clouds in front of the emperor's temple will dissipate and the cactus will be green.

Depending on the terrain of this land, how difficult it is to cross Chang 'an westward and reach Han Zhi.

Excuse me, roadside fame and fortune, why senior students?

With vigorous brushwork, the poet wrote the magnificent scene of Huayin, from the abrupt and strange peaks to the wide and flat thoroughfare, with ups and downs and myriad weather.

The poet originally went to Chang 'an to seek fame and fortune, but in the face of the mountain full of myth and supernatural color, he suddenly expressed his sorrow for fame and fortune and his yearning for learning the Tao and seeking immortality, showing the poet's ambivalence.

Yellow Crane Tower

Cui Hao

The fairy of the past has flown away by the yellow crane, leaving only an empty Yellow Crane Tower.

The yellow crane never revisited earth, there have been no long white clouds for thousands of years.

Every tree in Hanyang has become clear due to sunlight, and Nautilus Island is covered with sweet grass.

But I looked home, and the twilight was getting thicker. The river is shrouded in mist, which brings people deep melancholy.

Through myths and legends, this poem expresses people's melancholy of missing the past, and then turns to the melancholy of missing their homeland in a foreign land. By remembering the people who have gone away, the author laments that personnel are changeable and only nature is eternal; Is it too small and humble to compare man with the great nature?

Wangjimen

Zuyong

When I went north from Yan State, the drums of Hanjiang Camp were loud and my heart sank.

Snow covered the cold, cold brightness, and the frontier light shone on the flag.

The battle of the battlefield covers the frontier fortress moon, and the South Bohai Mountain surrounds Jicheng.

Although young people don't like joining the army, I want to learn to volunteer for academic fame.

This poem is a masterpiece with a sense of ancient and modern. The poet looked at Jimen Pass from a distance and was surprised by the magnificent scenery and the shocking border situation.