Ancient Chinese poetry

Nanpu in ancient Chinese poetry, Nanpu is a place where water is sent to the frontier. Qu Yuan's "Nine Songs of Hebo": "Fight with the sons and send the beauties to Nanpu." Jiang Yan's "Biefu": "Spring grass is green and spring water is surging. It's so sad to send you to Nanpu!" Fan Chengda's "Hengtang": "Nanpu spring comes to a blue river, and the stone bridge and the tower are still two." The ancient people's farewell to the water is not only in Nanpu, because of the long-term national culture, Nanpu has become the proper name of the farewell place to the water.

The phoenix tree is similar to the banana in China's classical poems, and most of them express a sad voice. Bai Juyi's Song of Eternal Sorrow: "Peach and plum blossom, spring breeze blows, autumn rain falls." The cold rain in autumn hits the plane blades, which makes people miserable. Li Yu's "Hui Huan": "Solitary phoenix tree, deep courtyard lock clear autumn." Wen Tingyun's "More Leaks": "The plane tree, it rains in the middle of the night, and it leaves a bitter feeling, and it drops to the light in an empty step." Li Qingzhao's Slow Voice: "The phoenix tree is raining and dripping at dusk." It can be seen that the autumn rain hits the phoenix tree, and there is no sorrow.