The poems describing grapes are as follows:
1. After walking for thirty miles, the grapes are green, and the sun is beginning to turn red. ——Ai Xingfu's "Fuyang Chulu".
Appreciation: The entire poem brings readers into a beautiful natural world with delicate description and unique imagery. Through profound poetic description, this poem conveys the love and awe of natural scenery, and triggers readers to think and scream about nature.
2. There is nowhere to sell the pearls under the pen, just throw them into the wild vines. ——Xu Wei's "Poetry on Grapes".
Appreciation: "Pearl" refers to grapes. The author used grape paintings to sell nowhere to express his endless emotion of being unappreciated and unrealized ambitions, as well as the desolation of old age, frailty, and loneliness. "Character. I was supposed to show my ambitions, but I was "thrown away". All kinds of regrets and resentments were expressed through the word "idle".
3. The grapes in Xiaoxiang have grown thousands of miles away, and people want to leave the boat. ——Xin Qiji "Congratulations to the Bridegroom·Liu An Qingbo Road".
Appreciation: This poem is used as a farewell to a friend to express personal concern for the fate of the country. Lyrically, it also integrates various complex emotions, including concern and farewell for friends, as well as the expression and sustenance of personal inner sorrow.
4. The bead tents are not closed at night, and the moonlight falls into clear shadows. ——Tang Yanqian's "Grapes".
Translation: The branches are covered with grapes. From a distance, they look like a tent inlaid with pearls, which are beautiful and lovely under the moonlight.
5. A rack of grapes is as green as a pond. ——Zhao Wen's "Su Muzhe".
Translation: A shelf of green grapes is as green and crystal clear as the water in a pond.
6. It should be because of Pingting's smile that the drunken grapes are newly ripe and the bright moon fills the west building. ——Huang Tingzuo's "Shui Tiao Ge Tou".
Translation: Because of a beautiful smile, I was drunk when the grapes were ripe, and the bright moon had just risen to the west building.
7. Looking at the green duck head of Hanshui from a distance, it looks like the first fermentation of grapes. ——Li Bai's "Song of Xiangyang".
Translation: From a distance, the wild ducks in Hanshui are as lovely as freshly fermented grapes.
8. The parallel branches under pressure are round, and the water essence falls and shines on the clear pavilion. ——Wu Yan's "Taste of Grapes".
Translation: The grape vines are connected to the vines, and the piled grapes are like crystal dew, and they are like clear crystals that shine brightly on my small xuan.