Embroidered pleats are light gold, and Luo grinds away the luster. -Don Han has a letter pen.
The willow branches in Qingmen are weak, and the east wind blows golden. -Tang Bai Juyi's "Jiangnan Spring"
Interpretation: The willow outside the door hangs feebly, and the east wind in spring blows the willow branches into golden yellow.
Lanshu worships the capital, and the lotus peak sings the jade sound. -Don Wang Qi, Lord of Peace
Blooming chrysanthemums are in full bloom, Chang 'an is fragrant, the city is bathed in the fragrance of chrysanthemums-Italy, and the land is like golden chrysanthemums. -Tang dynasty? The last chrysanthemum
Interpretation: The blooming chrysanthemums are dazzling, and the fragrance permeates Chang 'an. The whole city is bathed in fragrant chrysanthemums, and there are golden chrysanthemums like armor everywhere.
And I like the golden willow in front of the door, and the east wind can paint. -Yuan Xie Fangying's Farewell Celebration
Gold is not enough, try a new one. -Tang Yaohe's "Singing New Chrysanthemums"
Bai Yuhua Fan once composed music. When gold becomes soft. -Tang Dynasty: Xu Xuan's "Giving Pottery to Make the Prince Seek Pears"
The frost rules don't allow golden colors, and the circle still contains the fragrance of the imperial history. -Tang Dynasty: Xue Tao's "Appreciating Guo Jianzhou and Sending Ganzi"
Obliquely inserted rhinoceros combs clouds and spits, sandalwood taps and sings golden rays. -Song: Sima Xu's "Witch hazel, My concubine lives in Qiantang River"
Interpretation: I put the rhinoceros comb on my head obliquely, let my hair hang down to my sideburns, ring the sandalwood board and sing beautiful songs.
Just to return the king, sword and death. -Tang Dynasty: Li He's "Wild Goose Gate Taishouxing"
Interpretation: Just to repay the king's kindness, he held a sword and died.