The poems describing the blooming flowers in spring are:
1. Thousands of apricot trees by the river, newly blooming in the night wind. The garden is full of dark and light colors, shining in the green waves. ——"Spring Outing Song" by Wang Ya of the Tang Dynasty
Translation: In the riverside garden planted with thousands of apricot trees, a night of spring breeze encourages the flowers to bloom. The apricot blossoms of different colors in the whole garden are reflected in the clear spring water of the river.
2. Flying back to the wind dance, it has already fallen into half makeup. ——"Falling Flowers" by Song Qi of the Song Dynasty
Translation: Flowers fall in the air as if following the music sung by the beauty. When the flowers fall, they look like a beauty with half makeup on, looking pitiful.
3. The spring breeze brings out the plum blossoms in the garden first, and then the cherry, apricot, and pear flowers bloom. ——"Spring Breeze" by Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty
Translation: The spring breeze first blows open the early plum blossoms in the capital garden, and then makes the cherry, apricots, peaches and plums bloom, making people feel full of vitality.
4. The wild flowers are blooming and the water in the spring pond is flowing turbulently. ——Li Jiayou of the Tang Dynasty, "Sending Wang Mu to Jizhou to Visit the King's Uncle Jun"
Translation: After a spring rain, the mountain flowers bloomed, competing for beauty, and the spring water gurgled, spraying beads and splashing jade.
5. The willows are overcast, the drizzle is clear, and the remaining flowers have fallen, and the wandering warblers can be seen. The spring breeze blows the dream of hometown all night, and then chases the spring breeze to Luocheng. ——Wu Yuanheng of the Tang Dynasty, "Spring"
Translation: On a spring day when the drizzle begins to clear, the color of the willows has changed from the goose yellow and tender green in the early spring to a lush and rich color. After being bathed in the drizzle, the willow color changes. It became even darker, and the remaining flowers on the branches also fell away in the rain, revealing the warblers singing on the branches.
6. The branches are as numerous as the auspicious snow and blooming, and there is no need to plant them across the mountains and Wuxi. ——"Plum Blossoms" by Luo Ye of the Tang Dynasty
Translation: Clusters of plum blossoms bloom and hold down the branches. They don't need to go over mountains and ridges to plant them everywhere, and they can survive anywhere.
7. The peach blossoms are shallow and deep, like makeup with even shades. ——"Peach Blossom" by Yuan Zhen of the Tang Dynasty
Translation: The peach blossoms are in full bloom. The dark or light colors are like the light makeup on the face of a beautiful girl, making people happy.
8. The rain on the spring road adds flowers, and the flowers make the mountain look like spring. ——Qin Guan, Northern Song Dynasty? "Good things come soon"
Translation: The rain adds more flowers to the spring road; the flowers sway in the spring breeze, adding vitality to the spring scenery all over the mountains.