Poems praising Chang 'an

Poems related to Chang 'an:

Chang 'an is a stranger to infinite trees, and only weeping willows can leave.

A cloud rises between the light of heaven and me, hiding his city from my melancholy heart.

The incense array pervades Chang 'an, and the city is full of golden flowers.

To Chang 'an, to Autumn Lantern, how many people are old?

Chang 'an, the autumn night is long, and the beautiful scenery is yellow.

I raised my eyes and saw the sun, but I couldn't see Chang 'an.

The world of mortals, sunset grass and Chang 'an Road are all separated from people:

The autumn wind blows the Weihe River, leaving leaves all over Chang 'an.

On March 3rd, the air was fresh, and many beautiful women were walking along the Chang 'an River.

I heard the song blowing in the dark, and I knew it was Chang 'an Road.

A hundred schools of thought are like a chess game, and twelve streets are like vegetable fields.

Nine doors of heaven reveal the palace and its courtyard, and the coats of many countries bow to the pearl crown.

Weishui receives yellow rain, and there are new things everywhere. The palace is surrounded by mountains, and the clouds and forests are sky blue.

The wind dances and the Sophora japonica falls into the imperial ditch, and Nanshan enters the city in autumn.

Chang' an Avenue is more narrow and evil, with seven fragrant cars (Lu's "Chang' an Ancient Meaning")

Chang 'an seems to rejuvenate after the snow, and the accumulation of elements condenses the brilliance of Lian (Cen Can's "After the snow outside the ancestral temple, the morning is a thing")

Weiqiao Road in Chang 'an, it's time to say goodbye to tourists (don't plunge into "Send Zhang Yi to Xia Di")

I'm afraid I'll smile at my hometown and spend a spring in Chang 'an (Chang Jian's Falling in Chang 'an).

Where can I be different? Qing Qimen, Chang 'an (one of the two songs of Li Bai's "Send Pei Eighteen Pictures to the South and Return to Songshan Mountain")

Have you noticed that foreign guests, Chang 'an Avenue, are getting old as soon as they come back (Bai Juyi's Chang 'an Avenue).

Chang 'an Heavy Ranger, Luoyang Fucaixiong (Lu's "Jack Juvenile Field")

The rain and dew in front of Calyx Building are new, and Chang 'an people are at peace (Zhang's "Two Lyrics of the Command Slogan of Fifteen Nights").

Who asked if I would cry in Chang 'an alone for years (Li Shanfu's Two Cold Foods)?

In Chang' an, the moon is like practicing, and every household holds a needle and thread this night (Cui Hao's seven nights)

Recalling Chang 'an, September (Fan Deng, "Recalling Chang 'an? September ")