A seven-character poem describing the strong wind is as follows:
The wind and rain are like darkness, and the cockcrow is endless. ——"Poetry·Zheng Feng·Wind and Rain". The wind is like an angry mountain, and the rain is like a river. ——Lu You, Song Dynasty, "Working in the Storm". But strong winds and haste are no guarantee. ——Ye Mengde, Song Dynasty, "Water Dragon Song". I blame you for the strong wind. ——Wu Weiye, Qing Dynasty, "Yuanyuanqu". The remaining red color is driven away by the strong wind. ——Zhang Gongxiang, Song Dynasty, "Gong Ci".
Don’t blame the strong wind and Ma Rong. ——Song Dynasty·Anonymous·"Picking Mulberries". There is no place to hide in the heavy rain and strong wind. ——Song Dynasty·Shi Wenli·"Fifty-three Ode to the Ancients". The strong wind blew the couch suddenly. ——"Three Hundred and Three Poems" by Hanshan of the Tang Dynasty. Whose home will fall if the strong wind blows away? ——Helan Jinming, Tang Dynasty, "Five Songs of Miscellaneous Songs: It's Difficult to Travel". The strong wind broke my heart. ——Li Bai, Tang Dynasty, "The Second Generation of Beauty's Worry in the Mirror".
Strong winds blow into the shipbreaking bay. ——Shi Fancong, Song Dynasty, "Ninety-three Poems". The strong wind blew away the shadows of the trees. ——Qiu Yuan, Song Dynasty, "Ten Odes of Leisure". The strong wind blows every spring. ——Yuan Zhen, Tang Dynasty, "Xingyuan". The strong wind blows my heart. ——Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty "Send Wei Ba off to Xijing from Jinxiang". The wild wind roared with rage. ——Lu You, Song Dynasty, "Winter Night".
Related introduction:
"Zheng Feng·Wind and Rain" is a poem in the "Book of Songs", the first collection of poetry in ancient China. Modern scholars generally believe that this is a poem about a woman's reunion with her long-lost husband (or lover). On a morning when "the wind and rain were like darkness, and the cockcrow was endless", this woman, who was struggling to hold someone in her heart, "saw the gentleman".
The overjoyed feeling is beyond words and difficult to describe, I can only sing it. The poem consists of three chapters, each chapter contains twelve words. The poem has a simple artistic conception. It adopts the form of repeated chapters and repeated chants, creating the effect of three sighs in one song, which makes the expression of emotion more fully and the poetic flavor more profound.