Five-character poems starting with "沙"
1. The monk on the pine path is looking for medicine, and the crane sees fish in the sand spring. ——From "Sending Tang Huan Back to Fu Shuizhuang" by Jia Dao of Tang Dynasty
2. If you don't know how to travel, you will know the distance on the battlefield. ——From "Five Poems from a Girlfriend Far Away" by Wang Ya of Tang Dynasty
3. The road in Shapingguan is straight and the buildings in Qiguang County are low. ——From Tang Dynasty Yang Ning's "Sending People Out of the Fortress"
4. Sha Hong howled at the end of the world and said goodbye to his wife with his sword. ——From "The Journey of a Strong Man" by Bao Rong of the Tang Dynasty
5. I am deep in thought, taking a bath on the beach. ——From "One Hundred Untitled Poems on the River" by Qian Jue of the Tang Dynasty
6. The peaks are straight and the sails are facing each other, and the birds are flying in the empty sand. ——From "Jiang Xing" written by Jiang in the Tang Dynasty
7. The mud melts and the swallows fly, and the sand is warm and the mandarin ducks sleep. ——From "Two Quatrains" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty
8. The bitter wind blows the cold weather, and the sand shakes the Qin Dynasty and the trees break. ——From "Six Poems of Satire" by Li He of the Tang Dynasty
9. It is difficult to distinguish the gulls and herons from flying, and it is impossible to tell the difference between the sand and the gaze. ——From "Xue Wang" by Hong Sheng of the Qing Dynasty
10. A waterfowl in Shatou flutters its wings and makes a clear sound. ——From "Heron on the Sand" by Zhang Wenji of the Tang Dynasty
11. The village dogs protect each other, but the monk returns home alone. ——From Tang Dynasty Li Shangyin's "Guilin Road"
12. The golden platform was destroyed, and the sand dunes perished. ——From "Three Hundred and Three Poems" by Hanshan of the Tang Dynasty
13. When walking alone on the sand, I chanted the lyrics of Chu. ——From "One Hundred Untitled Poems on the River" by Qian Jue of the Tang Dynasty
14. The people in Shaqi are worried about the moon, and the dogs in the mountain city are barking. ——From Tang Dynasty Cen Shen's "Essays to the Yuan Dynasty at the End of the Year"
15. The south eaves frame is a short corridor, and the sandy road is white. ——From "Xinzhou Water Pavilion" by Zhang Hu of the Tang Dynasty
16. The wild geese and egrets parked by the sand, and the shelter was covered with bedding. ——From "Western Mountain" by Chang Jian of the Tang Dynasty
17. The birds are still there on the sand, but the people on the ferry have not left. ——From "Xiao Fa" by Tang Qiu of the Tang Dynasty
18. From the pole in Shatou, the broad spring river was first seen. ——From "Two Songs of Jingzhou" by Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty
19. There are companions in the travel chant, and there are several cicadas on the willow branches. ——From "One Hundred Untitled Poems on the River" by Qian Jue of the Tang Dynasty
20. The waves are set far away in the sky, and the sand is flat and poor on the far shore. ——From "Sending Pushan People Back to Silla" by Shang Yan of the Tang Dynasty
21. When I see people returning to the village, they cross the sand to rest. ——From Tang Dynasty Meng Haoran's "Autumn Climbing Orchid Mountain and Posting Five Pieces"
22. Frost withered the trees on the building, and the sand was warm and the river cattails were warm. ——From "Zhang Haohao's Poems" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty
23. You are unfettered, and the sand gull alone does not guess. ——From Tang Dynasty Liu Changqing's "Happy Li Han Zhi Yue Zhi"
24. The leading road along the river is narrow, and the sand collapses and the banks are uneven. ——From "One Hundred Untitled Poems on the River" by Qian Jue of the Tang Dynasty
25. The Zhulou leads to the water, and the sand is warm with a pair of fish. ——From "Zhuihe Liu Yun" by Li He of the Tang Dynasty
26. The heavy sword is wet with dew, and the sand is empty and the golden drum sounds. ——From Cui Hao's "Liaoxi Composition" of the Tang Dynasty
27. The ascetics do not observe the precepts, and the Taoist priests do not take medicine. ——From "Three Hundred and Three Poems" by Hanshan of the Tang Dynasty
28. Han Jialian Hu soldiers, the sand and dust darkened the sea of ??clouds. ——From Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty, "After the chaos and separation, Tianenliu Yelang recalled the old travel book and presented it to Jiangxia Wei Prefect Liangzai".