Poems praising women’s talents

1. Poems about women’s talents

Poems about women’s talents 1. What are the poems that describe women’s talents

1. Not like catkins due to the wind rise. ——Xie Lingyun's "Snow Couplet" of the Southern and Northern Dynasties

Translation: It is better to compare it to catkins flying in the wind. It shows Xie Daoyun's outstanding poetic talent, careful observation of things and flexible imagination.

2. The temperament is as beautiful as an orchid, and the talent is beyond immortal. ——Du Fu of Tang Dynasty, "Du Fu Praises Zhuo Wenjun"

Translation: Her temperament is like an orchid, and her talent is like that of an immortal.

3. It turns out that a talented woman can weave thousands of jade beads into boats depending on who she is with. He said that people are thinner than yellow flowers, but they are like yellow flowers in late autumn. ——Modern Zhang Xianjing's "Reading Li Yian's "Collection of Shuyu""

Translation: Who is the talented woman compared with others? Chao Cuoyu compiled thousands of dendrobium boats. I said that people are thinner than yellow flowers, and they can be like yellow flowers in late autumn.

4. The girl’s school studies by the Wanli Bridge and lives behind closed doors in the loquat flower. How much does a talented person know about sweeping his eyebrows, but it is not as good as managing the spring breeze. ——Tang Dynasty Wang Jian's "Send to Xue Tao in Shu"

Translation: There lived a very talented singing girl by the Wanli Bridge. Her residence was surrounded by loquat flowers. Among the loquat flowers , she lives behind closed doors. There are very few women as talented as her today, and even those who can fully appreciate the sublime artistic conception of literature are always a little inferior to her.

5. Wenji Hujia Ban Zhaoshi, Dao Yun Liuxu Qingzhao Ci. Talented women have never been pretty since ancient times, and Mrs. Huarui leads both. ——Modern Huang Yanpei's "Pistils"

Translation: Cai Wenji played Hujia and went down in history together with Ban Zhao. Xie Daoyun was remembered for comparing snow to catkins and Li Qingzhao's poems. Talented women have never had shy looks since ancient times, and Mrs. Huarui is unique.

2. What are the poems that describe "women are very talented"

1. Her temperament is as beautiful as an orchid, and her talent is beyond immortal.

From: Qing Dynasty Cao Xueqin's "Twelve Songs from A Dream of Red Mansions: The World Is Hard to Tolerate".

Translation: The beauty of temperament is as fragrant and pure as the orchid in the valley, the talent is outstanding and as smart and agile as a fairy.

2. How much does a talented person know by sweeping his eyebrows, but not as much as managing the spring breeze?

From: Tang Dynasty Wang Jian's "Send to Xue Tao in Sichuan for proofreading".

Translation: There are very few talented women like her today. Even those who can fully appreciate the sublime artistic conception of literature are always a little inferior to her.

3. He is more talented than Su Xiao and looks as good as Wang Qiang.

Rhyme arises from rhyme, and fragrance arises from fragrance.

From: Master Age's "The Story of Meilan".

Translation: Her talent exceeds that of Su Xiaomei, and her appearance can be compared with that of Wang Zhaojun. There is a more wonderful charm in the charm, and there is a special fragrance in addition to the fragrance.

4. I have been in this world for eighteen years, blowing flowers, chewing pistils, and playing with ice strings, where my passion lies.

From: Qing Dynasty Nalan Xingde's "Huanxisha: Falling into the World in Eighteen Years".

Translation: You have been living in the world like a fairy for eighteen years. You played flowers and chewed pistils. You were versatile and noble in character. You were especially good at playing the pipa. You expressed your pure and pure feelings. Now you entrust your passionate heart to "I".

5. The smooth and graceful Jinjiang River evokes Wenjun and Xue Tao.

His words are as clever as a parrot's tongue, and his articles are as good as phoenix feathers.

From: "Send to Xue Tao" by Yuan Zhen of Tang Dynasty.

Translation: Jinjiang is smooth and Mount Emei is beautiful, turning out talented women like Zhuo Wenjun and Xue Tao. Clever words seem to have stolen the tongue of a parrot, and gorgeous writing seems to have stolen the feathers of a phoenix.

3. Poems describing talented women

There is a beautiful woman in the north, peerless and independent. The people beside her are like the moon, her wrists are covered with frost and snow, her smile is like spring peach blossoms, and her hair is piled with green clouds; Her lips are blooming with cherry blossoms, her teeth are fragrant and demure, just like a flower shining on the water, her movements are like a willow supported by the wind, not leaning on the railing alone, boundless country, easy to see when we are apart, hard to be graceful at others.

Looking back and smiling, the hibiscus is as beautiful as the willows on the face, and the fairy mantle is fluttering in the wind, just like the dance of colorful feathers. The lonely jade face is full of tears, and a branch of pear blossom brings rain in spring. ----Bai Juyi's "Song of Everlasting Sorrow"

1. There is no beauty in the world! What is pleasing to the eye is beauty! The beauty of the country and the city! Shocking everyone in the world!

2. The hibiscus is not as beautiful as the beauty makeup, the wind from the water palace is full of pearls and green fragrance

3. The appearance is strong, the meaning is distant and true, the texture is delicate and the bones are even

4. Pretty as a peach in three springs, pure as a chrysanthemum in nine autumns

5. Her eyebrows are delicate and her eyes are delicate, her voice and smile are gentle

4. A poem describing a woman who is very talented

1. It turns out that a talented woman can weave jade beads into thousands of boats depending on who she is with. He said that people are thinner than yellow flowers, but they are like yellow flowers in late autumn.

——Zhang Xianjing's "Reading Li Yian's "Collection of Shuyu""

2. There are new words for green, fat, red and thin, and the painting of a fan window brings excitement. Like a rat in charge of cursive writing, a few words are better than Xizhi's.

——Yuan Huai's "Reading Li Yi'an's Wen"

3. He is more talented than Su Xiao and equal to Wang Qiang in appearance.

Rhyme creates rhyme, and fragrance creates fragrance.

——Master A Ge's "The Story of Mei Lan"

4. The Qin family has a good daughter who calls herself Luofu. Luofu likes sericulture and picks mulberries in the south corner of the city. The green silk is the cage tie, and the cinnamon twig is the cage hook. The Japanese is wearing a bun on his head, and there are bright moon beads in his ears. Xiangqi is the lower skirt and purple qi is the upper skirt. When the traveler sees Luo Fu, he lowers his shoulder to smooth his mustache. The plower forgets his plow, the hoeer forgets his hoe.

——"Han Yuefu·Mo Shang Sang"

5. The talented man sweeps his eyebrows with a delicate pen, and searches for poems in the coir raincoat in the white snow; Laugh at the east wind.

—— Wang Hong's "Catkin Spring"

6. After Maoling fell ill, he still loved Zhuo Wenjun. In the world of wine shops, the sun sets over the piano platform. The wild flowers leave a treasure, and the creeping grass can be seen in the skirt. Returning to Feng to ask for the emperor's wishes, only a few of them are no longer heard. Du Fu praised Zhuo Wenjun for his temperament as beautiful as an orchid and his talent as immortal. It's a pity that the virtue of stopping is pity for Yong Xu's talent.

——Li Bai's "Qing Ping Diao"

7. Its shape is as graceful as a startling giant, and as graceful as a swimming dragon. The autumn chrysanthemums are shining brightly, and the spring pines are blooming brightly. It seems as if the moon is covered by light clouds, and flutters like the snow covered by the flowing wind. Looking at it from a distance, it is as bright as the morning glow of the sun; looking at it from a distance, it is as bright as a flower rising from Lubo. If the shoulders are cut into shape, the waist will be as plain as expected. The neck is extended to show off the neck, and the beauty is revealed. Fragrance is not added, and the lead is beautiful. The cloud bun is in E'e, and the eyebrows are trimmed in Lianjuan. The red lips are bright on the outside, the teeth are white on the inside, the eyes are bright and good at seeing, and the dimples support the power. Gorgeous and graceful, the appearance is quiet and the body is leisurely. Tender and charming, charming in words.

——Cao Zhi's "Ode to the Goddess of Luo"

8. The ink in the chest is as deep as the valley, and the poems and calligraphy are in the belly.

——Su Shi's "Farewell with Dong Chuan"

9. Li Yian is the first among the literate women in this dynasty. Yi An, whose name is Qingzhao, is the daughter of Li Gefei, a famous person in Yuanyou. A classic of poetry. He is worthy of being an ancient author; his words are particularly elegant and often unexpected, and have never been compared to him in recent times. He has written twelve volumes of collected works and one volume of "Collection of Shuyu". However, if you don't end the night, you will die in exile. It's a pity that God favors his talents but begrudges his opportunities.

——Zhu Yu, Song Dynasty

10. Wenji Hujia Ban Zhaoshi, Dao Yun Liuxu Qingzhao Ci. Talented women have never been pretty since ancient times, and Mrs. Huarui leads both.

——Huang Yanpei

5. What are some poems that describe talented women?

1. A talented man who sweeps his eyebrows knows a lot, but it is not as good as managing the spring breeze. ——Wang Jian of the Tang Dynasty, "Send a Book to Xue Tao in Shu"

Interpretation: Talented women like her are rare now. Even those who can fully appreciate the sublime artistic conception of literature are always confused. Also a little inferior to her.

2. The gifted children look like each other when they sweep their eyebrows, and the rue in their old palms is fragrant and there are four libraries of books. ——Wang Yanhong of the Ming Dynasty, "Meeting Old Qingyi"

Interpretation: A talented woman like her can be said to be Sima Xiangru among women. She was once in charge of spices and the complete collection of Siku.

3. The smooth and graceful Jinjiang River evokes Wenjun and Xue Tao. The clever words steal the tongue of a parrot, and the articles win the feathers of a phoenix. ——Yuan Zhen of the Tang Dynasty, "A Gift to Xue Tao"

Interpretation: The smooth and delicate Jinjiang River and the beautiful Mount Emei have transformed into talented women like Zhuo Wenjun and Xue Tao. Their clever words seem to have stolen the parrot's tongue; their gorgeous writing seems to have stolen the feathers of a phoenix.

4. Who can be as virtuous as you if you have a wife, with both writing and conduct as beautiful as you? ——Xu Jun, Song Dynasty, "Cao Shishu's Wife Ban Zhao"

Interpretation: Is there any woman in the world who can be as virtuous as you? Talent, learning, conduct and beauty are all available.

5. The rhyme is picked up from the wind and recorded into gold and stone, not the dance skirt and the singer's sleeves. ——Nalan Xingde of the Qing Dynasty, "Treading on the Sand, Moonlight Like Water"

Interpretation: You are not an ordinary singer and dancer. You have great literary talent, comparable to Xie Daoyun and Li Qingzhao.

6. What are the poems that describe women's talents?

1. "Couplet of Ode to Snow" Northern and Southern Dynasties: Liu Yiqing

Taifu Xie gathered in Hanxue to discuss essays with his children. righteous. Suddenly it snowed suddenly, and the Duke said happily: "What does the white snow look like?" Brother Hu'er said: "Sprinkle salt to make the difference in the air." The brother and daughter said: "It's not like catkins blowing up due to the wind." The Duke laughed happily.

Translation: Xie An held a family gathering on a cold snowy day and explained poetry to his children and nephews. Soon, it snowed heavily, and the Taifu said happily: "What does this flying white snow look like?" His brother's eldest son Xie Lang said: "Spreading salt in the air is almost comparable." Brother Xie An's daughter said: "It's better to compare it to catkins flying in the wind." The master laughed.

2. "Ci of the Bridegroom" Tang Dynasty: Wang Jian

Go to the kitchen for three days, wash your hands and make soup.

I’m not familiar with my aunt’s food habits, so I sent my sister-in-law to taste it first.

Translation: Three days after the wedding, I came to the kitchen, washed my hands and made soup myself. I don’t know what my mother-in-law’s taste is, so I’ll let my sister-in-law taste it first.

3. "Qing Ping Diao·Part 1" Tang Dynasty: Li Bai

The clouds think of clothes, the flowers think of face, and the spring breeze blows the threshold and reveals the rich dew.

If we hadn’t met at the top of Qunyu Mountain, we would have met under the moonlight at Yaotai.

Translation: When I see the splendor of the clouds, I think of the splendor of their clothes; when I see the beauty of the flowers, I think of the beauty of a person’s face. If I hadn't seen her at the top of Qunyu Mountain, I would have met her under the moonlight in Yaochi.

4. "Lotus Picking Song" Tang Dynasty: Bai Juyi

The lotus leaves linger in the waves and the wind blows, and the boat can pass through the depths of the lotus.

When the man wanted to speak, he lowered his head and smiled, while the jade scratched his head and fell into the water.

Translation: The water chestnut leaves are floating on the water, the lotus leaves are swaying in the wind, and the lotus-picking boats are flying briskly.

When the lotus-picking girl met her sweetheart, she wanted to say hello to him but was afraid of being laughed at.

Then he lowered his head and smiled shyly. Inadvertently, the hosta on his head fell into the water.

5. "Two Farewell Poems" Author: Du Mu Dynasty: Tang

The spring breeze is ten miles along Yangzhou Road, and it is better to roll up the bead curtain.

Translation: I have seen all the young beauties in the ten-mile long streets of Yangzhou City, but none can compare to her when rolling up bead curtains and selling pretty pink and white.

7. What are some sentences to praise a woman’s talent?

1. Erudite and versatile

Explanation: Knowledgeable and versatile.

From: "The Book of Jin·Que Shen Biography": "Shen was erudite and versatile, his environment was graceful and suave, he was informal and meticulous, and he did not comply with the etiquette and orders of the state and county."

2. Autumn Shi Chunhua

Explanation: A metaphor for virtue and talent.

From: Lin Zexu of the Qing Dynasty, "Guan Feng Notice in the Three Counties of Hangzhou, Jiaxing, and Huzhou": "All living beings, everyone should be enthusiastic. Today, they are galloping around the literary circle, competing to utter the most brilliant words; he was the emperor of Fufu. You, wait and harvest the fruits of spring.” See “Spring Flowers and Fruits of Autumn”.

3. Writing and writing

Explanation: Writing can be done quickly. Describes quick thinking and talent.

From: "Wang Zhongxuan" by Cao Zhi of the Three Kingdoms Wei Dynasty: "The writing is like spring flowers, the thoughts are like springs; the speeches can be chanted, and the writings can be completed."

4. Abundant content Five Cars

Explanation: It is a metaphor for reading a lot and being knowledgeable.

From: "Zhuangzi: The World": "Benefit from many directions, and his books are five chariots."

5. Unparalleled elegance

Explanation: elegance: style and talent ;Peerless: the most outstanding in the world. It means that one's style and talent are the best in the world.

From: "The Biography of Xie Hui in Southern History": "At that time, Xie Hunfeng was the number one on the left side of the Yangtze River. Both Chang and Hui were in front of Emperor Wu. The emperor looked at him and said: 'Suddenly there were two beautiful people.' ”

6. Amazing talent and graceful wind

Explanation: Refers to astonishing talent that is as elegant as the wind.

From: "The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons·Bian Sao" by Liu Xie of the Liang Dynasty in the Southern Dynasties: "Without Qu Yuan, there would be no "Li Sao"! Amazing talent, graceful and high-spirited."

Explanation: It is a metaphor for showing talent.

From: "Old Book of Tang: Gao Pian's Biography": "In the beginning, there is a talent in the bag, and there is a little acquaintance; when you look for it, the talent is revealed, and you are eager to try it out.

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