1. What are the poems about "dragon"
1. Tang Dynasty: Li Shangyin's "Jingmen Going West"
Original text excerpt:
< p> The title of the book on flesh and blood is safe and sound, but the road of Cymbidium orchid is not in good condition.Dongting Lake is vast and the dragon is evil, but I envy Yang Zhu and cry at Lu Qi.
Interpretation:
My family wrote to me and asked me to work at the frontier with peace of mind and not to worry about it. But how could I not think that on the home paths covered with cymbidium orchids, it would be difficult to have the joy of spending a good time.
The boat goes eastward, and in front of it is the vast Dongting Lake. Thinking that there must be rough waves, wide lakes and deep waters, and dragons doing evil things, I envied Yang Zhu and felt sad for going astray.
2. Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's "Returning to Wang Ming's Mansion after Being Sick in Hanyang"
Excerpt from the original text:
Last year, he moved to the left of Yelang Road, and the Liuli Inkstone was the leader of the water. withered.
This year, Wushan Yang is released, and the dragon pen Han shines.
Interpretation:
When I was exiled to Yelang, I wrote almost no poetry, and the ink in the glass inkstone dried up for a long time.
Now that I have been amnestyed and returned to Wushanyang, my pen has regained its youth and is as vigorous as a dragon.
3. Song Dynasty: "Farewell to Dong Yuanda" by Xie Yi
Excerpt from the original text:
The Yangtze River is roaring with anger, why should the boat return here?
We must meet in Daliang City, and there must be several broken houses in Yuchuan.
Definition:
As the Yangtze River rolls eastward, a dragon is angry and stirs up waves. You left in a small boat this time. When can you return?
We will definitely meet again in Daliang City in the future. At that time, you will definitely stick to your moral integrity and your home will only have a few broken houses.
4. Tang Dynasty: Li Shangyin's "Chong You Sen"
Excerpt from the original text:
How can there be no dragons worried about losing water, let alone eagles and high autumn!
Howling day and night and showing signs of darkness, morning and evening the stars are off and the snow is falling?
Interpretation:
There is no reason for a dragon to be worried about losing water, but there is no reason for an eagle to fly in the cool autumn sky.
The capital city is crying day and night regardless of the world or the underworld. When can the palace wipe away the tears and regain freedom?
5. Tang Dynasty: Li Bai's "Spring Journey"
Excerpt from the original text:
The high buildings in the deep palace enter the Purple Qing Dynasty, and the gold embroidered couplets are made of dragons.
The beautiful woman is enjoying the daylight at the window, and the strings are playing the zither in sign language.
Interpretation:
The deep pavilions of the palace tower into the sky, and golden dragons hover on the gorgeous pillars in front of the hall.
Beauties were putting on makeup and dressing up in front of the window, stroking the strings with their beautiful hands. 2. Ancient poems about ancient times
Ancient myths;
Sou Shen Ji
Wilderness Ji
White Snake
Xianchu
Painting Snakes
Songs:
"Moon Full West Tower" Lyrics by Li Qingzhao
"May I Live Long" by Faye Wong "
"Moonlight Night on the Spring River"
Li Yu's "Poppy Poppies"
The Interlude Lyrics and Contents of the Little General Youhu Suisui The Book of Songs
"The Rolling Waters of the Yangtze River Passing East"
"The Burial of Flowers"
Yue Fei's, in the TV series (sung by Luo Wen)
Feng Xiaoquan, comparison Familiar ones include "Chinese Folk Songs" ("In the morning and evening, picking up a glass of wine, a lonely person after the wind and rain, is there an intoxicating smile, and the wild geese fly over the chrysanthemums in the head") and "Autumn Water Long Sky" ;wait.
Xin Xiaoqi sang "Yulin Ling" by Liu Yong
An Wen sang "One Cut Plum" by Li Qingzhao
Sung by You Lancao and Faye Wong
Deng once published a book titled "Meeting Happily" by Li Yu (Speechless and Alone on the West Tower),
Su Shi's "Shui Tiao Ge Tou" (Ming Yue) When will there be),
Fan Zhongyan’s <Su Muzhe> (Blue sky, yellow leaves on the ground),
Qin Shaoyou’s <Taoyuan Recalling Old Friends (Jade Tower Deeply Locked in Love) ,
Nie Shengqiong's "Partridge Sky" (The jade is miserable and the flowers are sad in Fengcheng),
Li Yu's "The Night Cry" (The forest flowers wither the spring red) ) and "Poppy Poppies",
Ouyang Xiu's "Jade House Spring" (I don't know how far you are after leaving),
Zhu Shuzhen's "Sheng Chazi" (last year's Yuan Dynasty) At night, the lights in the flower market look like day) {Qiong Yao also used this, in the episode "Yuanyang Brocade" she wrote for "Smoke Locks Chonglou" or "Crescent Moon Princess"},
Liu Yong’s <Yulin Ling< Bu Suanzi> (I live at the head of the Yangtze River, and you live at the end of the Yangtze River), etc., 3. Idioms describing dragons
Hold a tiger and pillow on a dragon: pillow: rest your head on something; dragon: a unicorn dragon in ancient legends . Holding the tiger in both hands, and resting on the dragon as a pillow. A metaphor for being in a dangerous situation.
Phoenix dances and dragon coils: The phoenix dances and the dragon coils. The description matches well. Same as "Feng Wu Long Pan".
Phoenix dances and dragon coils: The phoenix flies and the dragon coils. The description matches well.
Phoenix and dragon: like a flying phoenix and a coiled dragon. It is a metaphor for the vigorous and vigorous movements of the body, and the various turns.
When the tiger roars in the wind, the dragon soars and the clouds rise: when the tiger roars, strong winds rise; when the dragon leaps, clouds appear. It is a metaphor that heroes appear in time and have a great impact on society. It also refers to a hero rising up to achieve great things.
The dragon gets the water: It is said that after the dragon gets the water, it can stir up clouds, make rain and soar into the sky. It is a metaphor that talented people get opportunities to display their talents. Also a metaphor for getting out of trouble.
The dragon catches the rain: It is said that after the dragon catches the water, it can stir up clouds and make rain soar into the sky. It is a metaphor that talented people get opportunities to display their talents. Also a metaphor for getting out of trouble.
The dragon obtains clouds and rain, but it is not the object in the pond: The dragon: a legendary dragon. If a dragon gets clouds and rain, it will soar into the sky and never stay in the pool. It is a metaphor that once a talented person encounters an opportunity, he will give full play to his talent.
The dragon loses water: Jiao: the legendary hornless dragon. The dragon lost the water it needed to survive. It is a metaphor for a hero losing his strength.
Long Zhang Feng Zi: Zhang: Literary talent. The literary talent of a dragon and the appearance of a phoenix. Metaphor of outstanding style.
Panlong and tiger: squatting or sitting. Like a coiled dragon, like a crouching tiger. Describes the majestic and dangerous terrain.
Coiling dragon and crouching tiger: squatting or sitting. Like a coiled dragon, like a crouching tiger. Describes the majestic and dangerous terrain.
Rising Phoenix: Like a leaping dragon or a dancing phoenix. Describes people as being very literary.
Hiding dragon and trapped phoenix: A dragon hiding in the water, a phoenix in trouble. It is a metaphor for talents that are of no use and cannot make a difference.
Hidden dragon and lurking tiger: The dragon hiding in the abyss, the tiger lurking in the jungle. A metaphor for unused talent.
Do not use Hidden Dragon: The dragon is hidden and unknown to the world. It is a metaphor that talents are buried and not reused.
Capture tigers and dragons: Capture tigers and dragons. It is a metaphor for subduing and defeating a strong enemy.
Capture the dragon and bind the tiger: Capture the dragon and bind the tiger. It is a metaphor for subduing and defeating a strong enemy.
Capture the dragon and capture the tiger: Capture the tiger and capture the dragon. It is a metaphor for conquering a strong enemy and showing great ability.
Tengjiaoqifeng: Jiao: dragon; Feng: phoenix. Like a dragon leaping or a phoenix dancing. Describes people as being very literary.
Dragon-slaying skills: Tu: Slaughter. The skill of killing dragons. The metaphor is that although the technology is high, it is not practical.
After all, it is not the thing in the pool: It is not the thing in the pool after all. It means that the dragon in the pond will fly away if it catches the clouds and rain. It is a metaphor that one day you will be successful.
To catch a tiger and catch a dragon: Jiao: Jiao dragon. He can go up the mountain to catch tigers and go down to the sea to catch dragons. Metaphorical ability. 4. Ancient poems about dragons
Dragon
Author: Li Qiao
Holding a candle to illuminate the capital, containing a chapter imitating a phoenix chick. Western Qin drank from the Wei River, and Eastern Luo recommended the river map.
Bring fire to the stars and land, rise to the clouds and leave Ding Lake. I hope to meet the saint's steps, and the court is approaching in the morning.
Twenty-three hundred years ago, a scholar-official who was both a poet and a philosopher wandered by the Dongting Lake. Sometimes he lowered his head to think, sometimes he looked up to the sky and chanted. In the poem "Pearls on a Jade Plate", he poured out the doubts that had accumulated in his heart:
Who passed down the ancient first state?
The heaven and the earth have not yet been formed, so why should we verify it?
Moisture and darkness day and night.
Who can tell the limit?
Weather movements are invisible.
How can we know the heaven and the earth?
Yu used Yinglong.
How to communicate between Jianghai?
How does Yinglong use his tail to mark the ground?
What is the experience of rivers flowing to the ocean?
The sun is everywhere,
How can the candle dragon shine again?
The sun has not yet risen.
Why does the sacred tree shine with brilliance?
This scholar-official was Qu Yuan, a famous poet in the Spring and Autumn Period.
The above verse comes from his "Heavenly Questions". In the poem, Qu Yuan raised more than a hundred questions in one breath. From nature to society, from history to legends, he boldly raised doubts. Naturally, the mythical creature "dragon" did not escape his keen gaze. Because it is said that when Yu the Great was controlling floods, there was a Yinglong (a kind of winged dragon) that used its tail to mark the ground and pointed out the route for Yu to divert the floods. As a result, the mighty rivers in later generations were born.