Zheng Xie's bamboo poems.

Zheng Xie was a famous writer and poet in Tang Dynasty. His poetry style is concise and lively, and he is good at describing human feelings and the world with natural scenery. Many of his poems are based on natural landscapes, and many of them describe bamboo. The following are some representative works:

1. Farewell to Ancient Grass (4)

The long grass is so lush that the withered grass will thicken the color of the grass every autumn and winter.

Wildfire can't burn it out, but the spring breeze can revive it.

Weeds and wild flowers are all over the ancient road, and the end of the grass in the sun is your journey.

I once again sent my bosom friend, and the thick grass represented my deep affection.

Note: The phrase "the spring breeze blows high" in this poem "Blowing again" extends the meaning of bamboo's efforts and rebirth after setbacks.

2. One of "Lushan Zhi Zhu Ci"

In the shade of Baisha dike, the spring scenery is as old as when I was reluctant to leave.

Swallow house is empty, where can I find Wutongyuan?

There was no emotion in the clothes, and screaming and crazy songs flooded in.

The fewer years Wan Li returned, the more Lushan laughed.

Note: In this poem, bamboo, as a major feature of Lushan Mountain, appears in the description of "tree-lined". Surrounded by bamboo, the poet expressed his beautiful yearning for Lushan Mountain and his feelings for the lost time.

Step 3 smell the flute

The moon is bright and the flute is sad, and the orchid fern is green.

When the clock struck midnight, the dog barked in the mountains.

A piece of snuff enters the broken house, and the bamboo urn moistens the frost.

I can't stand being cold every night.

Note: In this poem, the phrase "ten thousand points clear the frost and moisten the bamboo urn" vividly depicts the clarity of the bamboo urn and conveys the poet's perception of the beauty of nature.

The above are some poems by Zheng Xie with bamboo as the theme. Each capital shows the poet's pursuit of the beauty of nature and his reflection on the meaning of life.