After the east wind of peaches and plums in the small garden, I can see the poplars flying freely
Populas: catkins.
"瀹瀹" by Wang Ling of the Song Dynasty
No catkins can be left at the end of spring. Whose house will fall with the wind?
Nine Poems on Willow Branch River by Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty
There is no one on the willow path, and the catkins are flying without a shadow.
"Peony Cutting" by Zhang Xian of the Song Dynasty
The roll of catkins is almost in the spotlight. The falling powder is fragrant, and the fragrance is in full bloom every day
The wind that rolls the catkins: the gust of wind blowing the catkins. The cold is about to end: the cold is about to end. pink. Refers to the flower piece. Xiang Cheng Zhen: Fragrance bursts.
"Butterflies in Love with Flowers" by Yan Shu of the Song Dynasty
The falling catkins shed tears silently in spring, and the moving clouds have shadows and the moon is shy
The falling catkins: falling catkins. It means that catkins are falling silently, accompanied by a few rain stars, as if spring secretly weeps for its end; the moon is always covered by floating clouds, as if shy and unwilling to show its face.
Wu Wenying of the Song Dynasty "Huanxi Sand" Thousands of birds sing in the New Year, and poplars fly all over the road in February
Chirp: the birdsong is ringing.
Northern Zhou Dynasty·Yu Xin's "Spring Fu"
There is no talent in poplar and elm pods, but the interpretation is that the sky is full of snow.
Polar: catkins. Elm pod: elm money, when the elm tree has no leaves, it first produces pods between the branches. The pods are as small as money. The pods are white when they are old and fall with the wind.
"Late Spring" by Han Yu of the Tang Dynasty
The moonlight in the atrium is clear and bright, and countless poplar flowers pass without a shadow
Polar flowers: catkins.
"Magnolia·Yimao Wuxing Cold Food" by Zhang Xian of the Song Dynasty
The spring breeze does not release the ban on poplar flowers, and it flutters at the faces of passers-by
Puzzled: I don’t know. cannot. Forbidden: to stop. Yanghua: catkins.
"Treading on the Shasha" by Yan Shu of the Song Dynasty
If you don't want to paint the red doors in the hall, the spring breeze will bloom freely
It means that the catkins will fly freely and not linger. Yu Huatang Zhuhu's wealthy family.
"Qing Ping Le" by Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty