1. "My second brother killed the city in the South China Sea and saw geese flying south, because they became a song to send" Time: Tang Author: Zhang Jiuling Hongyan came from the north, enjoying the smoke scene.
I'm always pregnant with rice and rice, so I'm afraid of being immortal. Small and big follow each other, and feathers should be self-contained.
the couple are in the morning, and the crane is alone in the night police. Fly south for me, because books go to Meiling.
2. The year of "Buji Lvyan Flying South": Song Author: Zhu Dunru Lvyan flew south, and the storm group first lost. Hungry and thirsty geese, the wings of the two wings unable to sag, have to stay in the cold river and small island.
Gulls and herons suffer, but they are forced by their worries. In the boundless sea of clouds can not find a home, who listens to the sound of the swan song.
3. "Flying South in Wild Goose" Year: Song Author: Dai Biaoyuan flies south, flying and singing. I don't love the healthy wings of the Han Dynasty. Love Qiu Lai has different moods. The rivers and lakes in Wan Li have the same wind, and the wind is bleak in Wan Li, and the mountains are barren and the water is thin.
you shouldn't come for the rice and the beam, but you can enjoy yourself now. There is no net in the blue sky as the crowds fly by.
who knows that those who have pains in the world will turn more sad at midnight. When flying in the south of the wild goose, don't go near the women's house when you are advised to fly, and your hand touches the skirt to add tears.
don't fly near the poor man's house, and the string is absolutely empty and resentful. The wild goose flies south, but it stops, and the world is amazing, such as this.
I used to go boating in five lakes, and I saw autumn wind every year. Nowadays, I haven't broken my youth, and I was once surprised by the geese.
geese come this year and go next year, and go to Jiangnan Road next year. People who want to send the book to the border will take it back next year.
4. "Qiu Si" Year: Song Author: Lu You at sunset in Jiangcheng smell of smashing clothes, flying in the sky. After the mulberry branches are empty, the fermented grains are first ripe, and when the pods are mature, the rabbits are just fat.
when you're eight years old, you're always behind you, and you're always nostalgic for things. There is nothing in Xu Guojin's life, and it is planned that Liang Hongfu will have five.
5. "Nanxiangzi New Moon is Like an Eyebrow" Year: Song Author: Yan Jidao New Moon is Like an Eyebrow. Who teaches the flute to play under the moon?
The building is leaning against the dusk clouds and sees geese flying south. People who walk in the road will return home after the geese.
I want to have a good time. I don't know the road to Guanshan in my dream.
but wait for a short book to break the hatred, it should be late. When it was a cool jade pillow. 2. What are the poems about geese flying south
1. The autumn wind rises in Bai Yunfei, and the vegetation falls yellow and the geese return to the south. -Liu Che's Poem of Autumn Wind in the Han Dynasty
2. When the stars are broken, the geese cross and the flute leans against the floor. -Late Autumn in Chang 'an by Zhao Wei in Tang Dynasty
3. high in the faint moonlight, wildgeese are soaring, tartar chieftains are fleeing through the dark. -Lu Lun's "He Zhang's Servant Shoots the Xiaqu III" in the Tang Dynasty
4. the autumn wildgeese have a long wind for escort, as I face them from this villa, drinking my wine. -Tang Li Bai's "Shu Yun" in Xuanzhou Xielou's farewell school book
5. a wanderer hears drums portending battle, a wild goose sounds in the autumn. -remembering my brothers on a moonlight night by Du Fu in the Tang Dynasty
6. The sound of geese goes far beyond Xiaoxiang, and the mid-month on the twelfth floor speaks for itself. -
7, Wen tingyun's
7. -Meng Haoran's
8. Thousands of miles away in Huang Yun, the day is shining, and the north wind is blowing geese and snow. -Tang Gao Shi's "Two Poems of Biedong Da"
9. Jiang Hanqiu's shadow geese are flying at the beginning, and they are carrying the pot with them. -Du Mu's "Climbing the Mountain in Nine Days"
1, they say that wildgeese, flying southward, here turn back, this very month. -Song Zhiwen's inscribed on the wall of an inn north of dayu mountain in the Tang Dynasty 3. Poems about geese
1. Climbing Yueyang Tower with Twelve Summers
In the Tang Dynasty: Li Bai
The view of the building was exhausted in Yueyang, and the cave was opened in Sichuan.
the goose draws the sorrow away, and the mountain brings the good moon.
even in the clouds, there will be cups in the sky.
when you are drunk, it is cool and windy, blowing people back to dance.
climb the Yueyang Tower and enjoy the surrounding scenery. The river is far away and leads to the open Dongting. Seeing the geese flying south made me sad, and the distant peaks brought another good moon. Stay upstairs in the clouds and set a seat, and upload a cup of wine in the sky. After drunkenness, a cool breeze arose, blowing sleeves and dancing with the wind, and then we returned.
2. Wen Yan
Tang Dynasty: Wei Yingwu
Where is the hometown, it is leisurely to think about it.
On the autumn night in Huainan, the geese came to Gaozhai.
My hometown is far away and vague. I don't know where it is. The thoughts of going home are endless. In the cold autumn rain in the south of Huaihe River, I heard the cry of geese coming from far and near.
3. Fisherman's Pride Qiu Si
Song Dynasty: Fan Zhongyan
left Qiu Lai with a strange scenery, but Hengyang geese didn't pay attention. All around, the sound of horns rises, thousands of miles away, and the long smoke and sunset are closed.
a glass of turbid wine is home to Wan Li, but Yan ran has not stopped drinking. The Qiang tube is covered with frost, and people are sleepless. The general has white hair and tears.
The scenery on the border is completely different in autumn, and the geese flying to Hengyang have no nostalgia. From all directions, the sad sounds of the border land sounded with the horn, in the overlapping peaks. The dusk is heavy, the mountain is setting, and the lonely city gate is closed.
I miss my hometown, which is far away from Wan Li, and I have a lot of thoughts. I think of the rough border and my unsuccessful career, and I don't know when I can return to my hometown. The flute of Qiang people is melodious, and the frost is scattered all over the earth. It was late at night, and the soldiers couldn't sleep. Both generals and soldiers were dyed white by frost and snow, so they had to cry silently.
4.
Tang Dynasty: Wang Wei
If he wanted to ask about the frontier by bicycle, he belonged to the country and lived for a long time.
collect the wild goose from Hansai and return it to Hu Tian.
the desert is lonely and straight, and the long river sets the yen.
Xiao Guan is always riding in Yanran.
Translation: I want to go to the border crossing by bike, and the country I passed by has passed the residence. Thousands of miles of flying canopy also floated out of Hansai, and the wild geese returning to the north were soaring in the sky. Solitary smoke rises straight in the vast desert, and the setting sun on the endless Yellow River is round. When you meet the detective knight in Xiao Guan, tell me that Duhu has been in Yanran.
5. Frost Moon
Tang Dynasty: Li Shangyin
When he first heard that there were no cicadas, a hundred feet of high water reached the sky.
Su E, a young woman, is cold-tolerant, and she fights in the frost in the middle of the month.
No sooner had I heard the chirping of wild geese traveling to the south than the cicada chirping had disappeared. I climbed a 1-foot tall building, and as far as I could see, water and sky were connected. The goddess of frost and Chang 'e in the middle of the month are not afraid of the cold. They compete for beauty and beauty in the cold and frost, and compete for beauty and beauty in the cold and frost. 4. Poems related to Yan Nanfei
Poems related to Yan Nanfei include:
1. In the Tang Dynasty, Meng Haoran wrote
There is a bosom on the early cold river
Original text:
The wood falls south, and the water is cold with a wind from the north. My home is wandering around the edge of the river, the sea of clouds is far away.
I go forward. I weep till my tears are spent, I see a sail in the far sky. The wind smoke blurred the ferry can be where, the vast river in the sunset ripples.
Translation:
Leaves fall and geese fly to the south, and the bleak river in the north wind is extremely cold. My home is beside the winding water, far away from the vast sea of clouds in Chutian.
The tears of homesickness run out during the journey, watching the returning sails wander in the horizon. The wind and smoke blur where the ferry can be, and the vast river ripples in the sunset.
2. inscribed on the wall of an inn north of dayu mountain by Song Zhiwen in the Tang Dynasty
Original:
they say that wildgeese, flying southward, here turn back, this very month. The birds do not enter, but I do not travel far from the lingnan, I do not know when, when I can return to the return?
the river is pausing at ebb-tide, and the woods are thick with clinging mist. Tomorrow I climb to the top of the mountain, looking northward to my hometown, or can I see the red plum on the mountain top.
Translation:
The geese that flew south in October heard that they would fly back here. My trip is far from over. I wonder when I can come back.
the river is calm, the tide has just fallen, and the mountains are dark and miasma. Tomorrow morning, when you climb to the top of the mountain and look at your hometown, you should see the red plums at the beginning of the ridge.
3, Three Kingdoms Cao Cao's
Original text:
In October in Meng Dong, the north wind lingers, the weather is clear, and the frost is raining.
The birds of prey crow in the morning, the geese fly south, the birds of prey lurk, and the bears live in caves.
Qian Qi stopped, and the farm was harvested, and the whole trip was set up to connect with merchants.
fortunately, even! Sing with ambition.
Translation:
In the early winter and October, the north wind is whistling, the atmosphere is cold, the weather is cold, and the frost is thick and dense.
In the early morning, harriers and birds are singing, geese are heading south, raptors are hiding, and even bears are sleeping in their holes.
The farmers put down their farm tools and stopped working. The harvested crops are piled up in the grain fields, and the hotels are arranging and arranging for the travelling merchants to stay.
How lucky I am to be here. I recite poems to express my feelings.
4. In Song Dynasty, Zhu Dunru wrote
The traveling geese flew south, and the storm group was lost at first. Hungry and thirsty geese, the wings of the two wings unable to sag, have to stay in the cold river and small island.
Gulls and herons suffer, but they are forced by their worries. There is nowhere to return to the vast sea of clouds, who listens to the mourning!
Translation:
The wild geese who traveled far away flew south and were separated from the geese in the wind and rain. The hungry and hard-working geese drooped feebly, so they had to stay alone in the cold river and small continent.
Sandpiper and Egret are hard to get close to each other, and they are always worried about being shot by bows and arrows. I can't find a home in the vast sea of clouds. Who will listen to the cry of Hongyan?
5. In the Tang Dynasty, Wen Tingyun's "Jiuquanzi Chu Women Don't Return"
Original text:
Chu women don't return, and the building is resting on a small river. The moon is lonely, the wind rises again, and the apricot blossoms are sparse.
the jade hairpin is inclined and heavy, with golden phoenix on her skirt. Eight-line script, a thousand-mile dream, flying in the south.
Translation:
She has gone back to the south, and she has not set foot on her way home yet. The small building where I live alone lies by the stream, listening to the spring water gurgling every night. The bright moon has no companion, as lonely as me. The spring breeze blows apricot flowers sparsely, which makes me worry about the spring evening.
The jade hairpin is on your head, holding the cloud bun and mist obliquely. The phoenix embroidered with gold on your skirt seems to inhabit my heart. I really hope that this spring will turn into autumn again. Please ask Hongyan, who flies south, to bring my letters and my thousands of miles of thoughts.
6. Yan Jidao in the Northern Song Dynasty wrote "Nanxiangzi New Moon is Like an Eyebrow"
Original text:
The new moon is like an eyebrow. Who teaches the flute to play under the moon? The building leans against the dusk clouds and sees geese flying south. People who walk in the road will return home after the geese.
I want to have a good time. I don't know the road to Guanshan in my dream. But wait for a short book to break the hatred, it should be late. When it was a cool jade pillow.
Translation:
A new moon is like an eyebrow. Who let Siren play the flute under the moon? Alone in a tall building, geese fly south at first sight in the dusk. But we can only wait in vain for pedestrians to return after the geese.
I just want to meet in my dream, but I don't know where the road is. Only by waiting for the short message to dispel the hatred, I guess the letter will come late. It's still a lonely pillow. 5. Poems about the Wild Goose
Lu Xiansheng, the quintessence of poems about ancient geese, often sees flocks of geese flying from north to south in the autumn of Xiao Sa. They form a neat line, just like a word "one", and the two lines intersect to form a word "person", which the ancients called yan zhen, the word "wild goose" and "wild goose preface". This is also an ancient poem.
For example, Lu You's poem "Living in a secluded place" says: "Rain Ji chickens live early, and the wind is high and yan zhen is oblique." Bai Juyi's "Looking at the Scenery at the Night on the River Tower": "The wind turns over a thousand pieces of white waves, and the geese point to the sky."
As the ancients said, "The geese are in an orderly way", and the organization of geese is very prominent. When geese fly, the geese flying in front of the team are all taken by the old geese who are physically strong and know the way. The lines of yan zhen are neat, and the distance between the two geese is well-proportioned. According to scientific analysis, this is a wonderful "energy-saving technique" for geese to make full use of airflow to fly.
The common geese in China are Hongyan, Douyan, Baie Goose and so on. Goose is a migratory bird, which has an annual migration. After the vernal equinox every year, it flies to the north and flies back to the south after the autumnal equinox.
In those days, Emperor Taizong wrote a poem in Fenhe River, Shanxi Province: "I don't know only the Fenshui River today, but the geese fly every autumn." It can be seen that the ancients have long known that geese have the habit of migrating every year.
Due to the accurate seasonal migration of geese, the ancients regarded them as "messengers" of audio messages, and there was a story of "Hongyan delivering books" in history. The migration of geese twice a year shows that they are very sensitive to the changes of weather.
There are folk songs circulating in rural areas of North China: "The seven or nine rivers can't open, and the geese always come when they come in eight or nine." If the geese migrate early or late, it indicates that the local weather is abnormal.
The poet Lu You paid attention to the activities of geese and revealed its corresponding relationship with the climate. For example, in his poem "Night Return", he said: "This year, the cold arrived in Jiangxiang early, and the geese flew before the Mid-Autumn Festival."
The location of this poem is Shaoxing, Zhejiang Province. In that year, the geese flew south over Zhejiang before the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the weather was cold. Recent observation records of geese also show that geese fly south ahead of schedule, resulting in early cold weather in the north and lower temperature in the south than normal.
Although geese are migratory birds, first frost turns south in autumn, but ancient poems are often associated with snow, which seems contrary to the facts. Lu Lun's "Sai Xia Qu" in the Tang Dynasty is famous: "high in the faint moonlight, wildgeese are soaring, tartar chieftains are fleeing through the dark.
and we chase them, with horses lightly burdened, and a burden of snow on our bows and our swords. " This poem caused a new study on the living habits of geese in modern times, which was caused by a query poem written by scientist Hua Luogeng in Chinese Teaching in Middle Schools: "When there is heavy snow in the north, the geese return to the south early.
You can't see geese flying high in the dark. " As soon as this questioning poem came out, newspapers and magazines rushed to publish it and praised it greatly, so as to encourage future generations to be good at independent thinking and doubt what their predecessors had not doubted.
However, many scholars have pointed out that Chinese poetry is inadequate, saying that "geese in the snow" and "high in the faint moonlight, wildgeese are soaring" are true. Looking up ancient poems, many poets described snow and geese.
For example, Gao Shi's Bie Dong Da in the Tang Dynasty said, "It's a long day in Huang Yun, and geese and snow are blowing in the north wind." In Song Dynasty, Su Shi's "Nostalgia of Harmony from Mianchi": "What life looks like everywhere should be like flying through the snow."
Li Bai's "A Thousand Miles of Thoughts" in the Tang Dynasty: "Hu Yan lives on the edge of the day, and the snow fans the river continent." In the Tang Dynasty, He Chao's "Joining the Army": "The Tianshan Mountains are deserted and snowy, and the geese come to spread the cold in Sasai."
This scene is very consistent with Lu Lun's "Sai Xia Qu". As a migratory bird, why do geese still encounter heavy snow? This is mainly related to the changeable climate and geographical location. The temperature outside the Great Wall plummeted. As soon as the geese flew south, snow covered the earth. In addition, the geographical climate of China is very different between the north and the south. It snows in August of the lunar calendar beyond the Great Wall, or even earlier, "and the Eighth-month snow across the Tartar sky" (Cen Can's poem) and "Tianshan Snow in May" (Li Bai's poem), so the geese can't escape the "snow net".
The feeling that geese are late in encountering snow can also be found in ancient poems, such as Cui Zhuo's Journey to the Wall in the Tang Dynasty: "Rain and snow geese fly south, and the dusty scenery is forced west." In the Tang Dynasty, Li Kuo's poem "Send General Zhenwu" reads: "Lujiu burns Peng Yuan, and Shuang Hong twists an arrow to see.
The ancient road of the Yellow River is long and snowy in autumn. " Although you can't see the geese in the dark of the month, it's not surprising that the geese have a sound, so it's called "high in the faint moonlight, wildgeese are soaring".
There is still evidence of this in ancient poems. For example, in the Tang Dynasty, Li Yi's "Smelling the flute on a Spring Night": "There are endless geese in Dongting all night, and they don't wait for dawn to fly north."
In Song Dynasty, Mei Yaochen wrote the poem Autumn Wild Goose: "Autumn wild geese fly at night, and the first flock comes alone." In the Tang Dynasty, Qian Qi's "Stay in the Imperial House": "Falling leaves send autumn chrysanthemums, and the clouds are low and the night is bright."
an old war-song by Li Qi in Tang Dynasty: "with their plaintive calls, barbarian wildgeese fly from night to night, and children of the Tartars have many tears to shed." Jin Dynasty Yuan Haowen "Hui