Classical Prose Poems on Bamboo

Gradually, the bamboo shoots grew up and became vigorous and tall bamboo. Bamboo is knotted like lotus root. Next, I will bring you the classic prose poems about bamboo, which I hope will be useful to you.

Classical Prose Poems on Bamboo Part I: Bamboo Author: Essay

I don't blossom,

This is definitely not the result.

I don't welcome the wind,

Why do you pretend to hide when it rains?

I don't work so hard every day,

I don't expect gains for no reason.

Linyuan: I don't envy the leisure of fish.

I'm not greedy for lofty mountains.

It's no use quitting the net.

Li Bai took it from the bowl,

You can't stand me.

Classical Prose Poems on Bamboo Part II: Bamboo in Spring Author: Shan Ye Idle Man

I am a bamboo.

Xiaozhu

When the spring rain fills the earth

I germinated and grew from the ground.

At that time, I was longing for it.

The chic of blue sky and white clouds

The beauty of mountains and rivers and the earth

I am a bamboo.

Xiaozhu

When I fly in the sky

My courage to be frank and honest.

Bring vitality to the earth

Walk with vigorous steps

Connected to everything.

I am a bamboo.

Xiaozhu

In the wind and rain.

Under the power of frost sword and snow knife

I'm still green and tall.

Greening the environment for mankind

Give one's life to one's heart.

I am a bamboo.

Xiaozhu

brief and clear

Not known to the public

Classical Zhuzhi Ci Part III: Spirit of Bamboo Author: Zhang

Cliff, bamboo forest,

Stand in the gap of the cliff with mutual dependence!

Standing upright in the hot sun,

Tell us:

Its firm will.

Sharp bamboo shoots show little heads,

Growing up in the rain.

After countless storms,

They finally stood on the cliff,

Show us its spirit.

Classical Prose Poems on Bamboo (IV): Another Interpretation of Bamboo

Author: Zhang Liepeng

Always grandstanding with the image of green branches and leaves

Especially in the severe winter with heavy snow.

Knowing that other flowers and trees have already rested.

But I took the opportunity to show off my lush life.

Always rely on the praise of literati to become popular again and again.

Appear in famous books.

There is an extraordinary elegance.