1. Trees:
The merits of trees: the ups and downs and smoothness of career and life.
Yellow leaves: withered, mature, late beauty, metabolism.
Green leaves: vitality, hope and vitality.
Bamboo: integrity, positivity
Willow: farewell, nostalgia, sadness, the beauty of spring. Breaking willows: It is a custom in the Han Dynasty to say farewell. The latter part of the house expresses the feeling of saying farewell and cherishing the distant future. "Willow": farewell feelings
Smoke in willows on embankments: It can trigger the past like smoke, and is often used to express feelings of rise and fall.
Red leaves: Generationally referred to as a thing that conveys feelings, later it also refers to conveying feelings through poetry.
Pine and cypress: firm, proud, strong and vital. Pine: Pine trees are a model of proud frost and snow, and are naturally the object of praise. Li Bai's "Book to Serve Huang Shang": "May you learn from the pine tree, and be careful not to be a peach and plum."
Wei Huangshang has always flattered the powerful, and Li Bai wrote poems to persuade him, hoping that he would become an upright person. Liu Zhen, a native of the Three Kingdoms, wrote in "Gift to Congdi": "Don't you suffer from the cold, because pines and cypresses have their own nature." With this sentence, the poet encouraged his cousin to be as loyal as giving him pines and cypresses, and to maintain a noble character under any circumstances.
Wutong: Wutong is a symbol of desolation, misery and sadness. For example, Wang Changling's "Chang Xin Qiu Ci": "The autumn leaves of Jinjing sycamores are yellow, and the bead curtains are not rolled up by the night frost. The jade pillow in the smoked cage has no color, and I lie down and listen to the clear water of Nangong." It writes about people who have been deprived of youth, freedom and happiness. The scene of a young girl lying alone in a desolate and lonely palace, listening to uterine leakage.
The first sentence of the poem begins with the yellowing sycamore trees beside the well, creating a bleak and lonely atmosphere. Xu Zaisi, a Yuan Dynasty man, wrote in "Double Tune Water Fairy? Night Rain": "The sound of sycamore leaves means the sound of autumn, the sound of banana leaves means sadness, and the third watch returns to the dream after the third watch." The melancholy thoughts are written with the leaves of the phoenix tree falling and the rain hitting the banana trees.
Others such as "Every leaf, with a sound, drips down the empty steps until dawn" (Tang Dynasty Wen Tingyun's "Geng Liuzi"), "The sycamore trees also have drizzle, and at dusk, bit by bit" (Li Qingzhao's "Sound") "Slow") etc.