1. Poems about the sunset in the Taihang Mountains
Poems about the sunset in the Taihang Mountains 1. Poems about the sunset in the Taihang Mountains
1. "A Journey to the North" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty< /p>
Why is it so hard to go north? Beishangyuan Taihang.
The road is winding and steep, with craggy rocks reaching up to the sky.
The horse's foot tramples the side stone, and the wheel destroys the high hill.
Vernacular interpretation:
The pain of going north is because of the trip to Taihang Mountain. The walking path on Taihang Mountain is winding and steep, with overhanging rocks and cliffs reaching up to the sky. The horse's feet are trampled by the side stones, and the wheels are driven by the high hills. It is really difficult to travel.
2. Liu Yin of the Yuan Dynasty, "The Full Moon in the Huge Huge Furnace"
The Taihang River is like steel, the Yellow River is like a belt, and so on are dust.
There is no need to sigh more, flowers bloom and fall, spring comes and goes.
Vernacular interpretation:
Looking into the distance, the Taihang Mountains are like a long whetstone, and the Yellow River has shrunk into a belt, both of which are mixed in the dust. There is no need to lament again and again, saying that the flowers bloom and fall, and spring comes and comes again.
3. "Traveling is Difficult - Part 1" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty
If you want to cross the Yellow River, which is blocked by ice, you will have to climb the snow-covered mountains of Taihang.
I was fishing on the Bixi River when I was free, and suddenly I was riding a boat and dreaming about the sun.
Traveling is difficult! Traveling is difficult! There are many different roads, where are you now?
Vernacular interpretation:
If you want to cross the Yellow River, ice and snow have blocked the river; if you want to climb Taihang, the mountains have already been blocked by the heavy wind and snow. Like Lu Shang fishing in the stream, waiting for his comeback; like Yi Yin dreaming, he took a boat and passed by the sun. How difficult it is to travel in this world; how difficult it is; there are so many wrong roads in front of us, should I go north or south?
4. Han Dynasty Cao Cao's "Bitter Cold Journey"
Going north to the Taihang Mountains is so difficult and so majestic!
The sheep's intestines are bent, and the wheels are destroyed.
The trees are so desolate, the sound of the north wind is sad.
The bear squatted against me, and the tiger and leopard crowed across the road.
Vernacular interpretation:
The Northern Expedition climbed the Taihang Mountains. The mountains were high and the ridges were so steep that it was so difficult! The road to Youchangzaka is really rough, and the wheels broke during the bumps along the way. The wind rustled the trees, and the north wind roared and howled. The bear squatted down facing me on the road, while the tigers and leopards roared wildly in the street.
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1. Literary appreciation of "Journey to the North":
This poem starts with a clever question: "What is the pain of going north?" After finding the answer, the poet looked at the Taihang Mountains where the refugees were detouring with a heavy heart: "The upper border of Taihang Mountain in the north" and found the first reason for this caused by the natural environment: "The road is winding and steep, and the craggy rocks reach the sky. The horse's feet are on the side. Stones and wheels destroy high hills. “The mountains are high and the roads are steep, making it difficult for carriages and horses to move.
Then he looked at the broad political background: "The sand and dust are connected to Youzhou, and the beacon fire is connected to Shuofang. The murderous swords and halberds are poisonous, and the harsh winds tear the clothes. The whales are caught in the Yellow River, and the teeth are chiseled in Luoyang."
The poet found another reason for the social problem of war that forced people to migrate. Although he understood the reasons for "the suffering", the poet was unable to solve the problem for them and could only describe the tragic scene in a more painful way.
From "There is no day to go forward" to "Hungry and drink with zero milk", the poet describes the miserable situation of people "traveling north". Then "Sighing the pain of traveling north, I was hurt by it when I stopped." The poet let out a long sigh, stopped the carriage, couldn't bear to look any more, looked up to the sky and shouted wildly: "When will the king be in peace, and will he be able to see the light of day?"
This poem The writing style of the poem is extremely detailed, tracing back to the source, and digging into the root cause. When depicting the victims, the crying is caused by the environment, the body is caused by the crying, and the actions are caused by the body. At this time, the poet's gracefulness in waving his cup to the moon and his heroism in cutting off the water with his knife were all gone, replaced by tears of sadness and deep sympathy in his eyes.
2. The background of the creation of "The Journey Is Difficult"
In the first year of Tianbao reign of Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty (742), Li Bai was ordered to go to Beijing and serve as an imperial envoy. Li Bai was originally a person who actively engaged in the world and had high ambitions. He wanted to do great things like Guan Zhong, Zhang Liang, Zhuge Liang and other outstanding figures.
However, after entering Beijing, he was not reused by Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty, and was slandered and ostracized by powerful officials. Two years later, he was "granted money and released" and was driven out of Chang'an in disguise.
"Poems of the Tang and Song Dynasties" believes that "Three Poems on a Difficult Journey" were all written when Tianbao left Chang'an in the third year of his reign (744). 》Follow it. Yu Xianhao's "Collection of Li Bai" believes that the first two poems were composed around the 19th year of Kaiyuan (731) when Li Bai first entered Chang'an in pursuit of fame and returned without success. The year of the third poem is unknown.
3. The creative background of "Bitter Cold Journey"
This poem was written in the spring of the 11th year of Jian'an (206) when Cao Cao was on his way to the high-ranking cadres. Gao Gan was originally Yuan Shao's nephew, and was appointed as Bingzhou Mu by his subordinate.
In the ninth year of Jian'an (AD 204), he surrendered because he was frightened by Cao Cao's force. The following year, he took advantage of Cao Cao's northern expedition to Wuhuan to rebel and occupy Huguankou. In order to pacify the north and completely eradicate Yuan Shao's power, Cao Cao, exhausted from years of campaigning, braved the bitter cold winds of winter and spring in the north, crossed the majestic and steep Taihang Mountains, and led his troops north to fight.
Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia - Traveling North
Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia - Three Difficult Travels
Reference materials: Baidu Encyclopedia - Traveling in the Bitter Cold
2. Poems about Taihang Mountain
Iron-clad Taihang Mountain (poetry)
Kuang Tianlong
You are a simple mountain flower
< p> Open in the sky we admireMother Rong, when I think of your name
we shed tears
Under the dancing lights
Feeding one spoon at a time
In that bloody era
You nourished countless people with your nourishment like rain
The spring breeze blows and gives birth again
The trajectory of your life
Converging into a pure maternal river
Nurturing one generation after another
< p> How many years laterIn countless bright days
Many gray-haired veterans
still regard themselves as parents and children
Knock on your ordinary door, Mom
Although you left gently
but your gentle spiritual hand
still comforts us affectionately
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And your kind figure
has been sublimated into the pride of the old district
in our infinite memory
Simple and noble
3. Poems praising the Taihang Mountains
1. "Enter the Taihang Mountains at Dawn on July 1st"
Li He of the Tang Dynasty
A Night Around the Mountains in Autumn , fragrant dew and rain. The new bridge is close to Yunban, and the waiting insects hiss and reveal the plain. Luonan.
2. "Early Climbing to the Taihang Mountains"
Li Longji of the Tang Dynasty
He crossed the river Yang in the clear sky and climbed up to Taihang with a glass of bamboo. Fire dragons and bright birds walk, and iron cavalry circles the sheep's intestines. The white mist buries the ravine, and the red clouds appear.
3. "Fenghe Shengzhi went to the Taihang Mountains early to lead you to express his ambitions"
Zhang Jiuling of the Tang Dynasty
Meng Yue photographed Ti Zhen, and I took advantage of the opportunity to attack later. . In the morning, the nine-fold degree is strict, and in the evening, the six armies march. Sun Yu Chi Zhongdao, wind master.
4. "He Climbed the Taihang Mountains to Talk about Zhi Yingzhi"
Su Ting of the Tang Dynasty
From the north of Shandong to the sea, the road reaches the sky. Follow the three light injections and ascend to the sky. Looking down at Ha Noi, I pointed straight.
5. "Feng He Sheng Zhi Taihang Mountain Yan Zhi Ying Zhi"
Zhang Shuo of the Tang Dynasty
Six dragons ring jade lanterns, and nine folds step into the clouds. The river is close to the south, but it is difficult to go up the mountain through the north. Yuyi reflects the pine and snow, and Gejia.
6. "Fenghe ascended to the Taihang Mountains early to express his ambitions"
Zhang Jiazhen of the Tang Dynasty
On the top of Mingfahu Mountain, a flying dragon is high in the sky. The south of the mountain faces Gong, and the north of the mountain is far away from Yan. Look at the steep hills and mountains.
7. "Fenghe Shengzhi went to the Taihang Mountains early to express his ambitions"
Miao Jinqing of the Tang Dynasty
Jinwu's commandments are clear, and his feathers are moving in the sky. The road to the south is cut off, and the expedition to the north begins at Chongyan. Looking into the distance in front of the gate, you can see Heyi.
8. "Looking at the Taihang Mountains on the Road"
Shibao Siam, Song Dynasty
The shadow of the disk covers the sky. Worry about life and hope for credit. It's hard to get through when you come high, but it's hard to get through when you go deep. The dead green stream is cold and fragrant.
9. "Inscription on the Stone Wall of Taihang Mountain"
Song Dynasty·Anonymous
Taihang is thousands of miles long with fragrant grass, and drinking a cup alone makes the world small. Drunk and lying among the flowers, no one knows, the oriole's cry breaks the dawn on the spring mountain.
10. "Crossing the Taihang Mountains"
Xu Fan of the Song Dynasty
The distant trees are separated by the mist, and the west wind is hunting the guests' clothes. The rain in the mountains is not yet clear, the air is damp, and the sound of water is faint when the streams are about to run out.
11. "Travel to the Taihang Mountains"
Shi Jue of the Ming Dynasty
The Taihang Mountains are so Cuiwei, and the rocky valleys hide wind and thunder. The Han army had expected that the knights would be defeated, and Wei Wu sighed deeply that the wheels would be destroyed.
4. Poems about praising the Taihang Mountains
1. The west wind sets the sun, the grass is covered with patches, and the clouds are thin and the birds return alone in the autumn sky. The frost on the temples has traveled thousands of miles, and the horse's hooves have gone up to the Taihang Mountains. ——"Up to Taihang Mountain" Ming Dynasty: Yu Qian
Translation: At sunset, the west wind blows the mixed grass, the air is clear and the clouds are light, and the birds are flying in the autumn sky. With my temples as white as frost and snow, I trudged alone on the mountain road, galloping on horseback and setting foot on the Taihang Mountains again.
2. "Bitter Cold Journey"
Han Dynasty: Cao Cao
Going north to the Taihang Mountains is so difficult and so majestic! The sheep's intestines are bent, and the wheels are destroyed. The trees are so desolate, the sound of the north wind is sad.
The bear squatted against me, and the tiger and leopard crowed across the road. There are few people in the valley, how does the snow fall! When you stretch your neck and sigh, you have many things to cherish when you travel far.
Why is my heart depressed? I want to return eastward. The water is deep and the bridge is dead, and the middle road is wandering. Confused and lost the old way, no shelter in the evening.
The journey was far away, and both men and horses were hungry. Carrying a bag to collect salary, holding an ax and ice to make mince. The sad poem "Dongshan" makes me sad for a long time.
Translation: The Northern Expedition climbed the Taihang Mountains, the mountains are high and the ridges are steep, so difficult! The road to Youchangzaka is really rough, and the wheels broke during the bumps along the way. The wind rustled the trees, and the north wind roared and howled. The bear squatted down facing me on the road, while the tigers and leopards roared wildly in the street. The valley is desolate and sparsely populated, with heavy snow falling all over the sky. Looking up into the distance and letting out a long sigh, my thoughts flooded with thoughts during the long journey.
My heart is so depressed and melancholy, I really want to return to my hometown. The deep water bridge made it difficult to advance, and the army wandered halfway. The march had lost its direction, and there was no place to stay in the evening. We walked and walked for a long time, and the people were tired, the horses were tired, and we were thirsty and hungry. Carrying luggage while walking, he chopped firewood, cut ice and cooked porridge to satisfy his hunger. Thinking of the poem "Dongshan" deeply touched my sadness.
3. "Dian Jiang Lip·Overnight at Linming Station"
Qing Dynasty: Chen Weisong
The clear bun is Lili, and the Taihang Mountain is like a tadpole. There are acres of barnyard flowers, and an inch of frost is thick.
Zhao, Wei, Yan and Han, it’s hard to look back on them all. The sad wind roars at Linming Station, and the yellow leaves are walking in the Central Plains.
Translation: The hills and mountains on a sunny day are vividly visible, like a beauty’s bun. Looking from afar, the winding Taihang Mountains look like tadpoles. Barnyard flowers are blooming all over the field, like heavy frost and snow falling more than an inch thick. The past events of the ancient kingdoms of Zhao, Wei, Yan and Han are so vivid and unbearable to look back on. The sad wind howled miserably, and dead branches and leaves were flying everywhere in the Central Plains.
4. Why is it difficult to go north? Beishangyuan Taihang. The road is winding and steep, with craggy rocks reaching up to the sky. The horse's foot tramples the side stone, and the wheel destroys the high hill. ——From the Tang Dynasty: "A Journey to the North" by Li Bai
Translation: The pain of going north is because of the journey to the Taihang Mountains. The walking path on Taihang Mountain is winding and steep, with overhanging rocks and cliffs reaching up to the sky. The horse's feet are trampled by the side stones, and the wheels are driven by the high hills. It is really difficult to travel.
5. The sky is clear and the Taihang Mountains are like tadpoles. There are acres of barnyard flowers, and an inch of frost is thick. ——From the Qing Dynasty: Chen Weisong's "Dian Jiang Lips·Overnight at Linming Station"
Translation: On a sunny day, the hills and mountains are vividly visible, like a beauty's bun. Looking from afar, the winding Taihang Mountains look like tadpoles. Barnyard flowers are blooming all over the field, like heavy frost and snow falling more than an inch thick.
5. What are the poems describing the "Taihang Mountains"
1. Bitter Cold Journey Wei and Jin Dynasties: Cao Cao Going north to the Taihang Mountains, how difficult and majestic it is! 2. Congratulate the groom and send off Chen Zhenzhou Zihua. Song Dynasty: Liu Kezhuang, looking north at Shenzhou Road.
How can we pay for this official matter? I remember that Taihang Mountain Million was once controlled by Master Zong.
3. A bay of green water in Qi'ao. Qing Dynasty: Zheng Xie. The two places are arched by high winds, with the Taihang Mountains standing in the middle. 4. Zi Qi composed thirteen poems on his way across the Yellow River. Tang Dynasty: Gao Shi. Looking north to the Taihang Mountains, the sky is half full of color.
5. Light up your lips and stay overnight at Linmingyi. Qing Dynasty: Chen Weisong. The sky is clear and the Taihang Mountains are like tadpoles. 6. Looking at the Western Sun in Autumn. Tang Dynasty: Liu Cang. The ancient trees have several layers of green moss, which makes pedestrians feel more comfortable when they look at it.
The water of the Yellow River is at the foot of Taihang Mountain. 7. A gift to the one who opened the way to Taihang. Tang Dynasty: Yu Cun held Taihang Mountain in his hand and reached the top of Taihang in his heart. When you have gone through all the dangers, your heart will become even more skyrocketing.
8. Sad Journey Tang Dynasty: Wang Changling Going north to the Taihang Mountains, the wind blows thousands of people. 9. Song of the Shadow in the Wall, Tang Dynasty: Liu Yuxi. You see that time is running out before you, and you should not imitate the Taihang Mountains.
10. Bitter separation Tang Dynasty: Shao Ye Anshan Taihang Mountain, moving to the front of the king's horse. 1. Cao Cao: Cao Cao (155-March 15, 220), whose courtesy name was Mengde, whose last name was Jili, and whose nickname was Amo, was from Qiao County, Peiguo (now Bozhou, Anhui Province).
He was an outstanding statesman, strategist, writer, and calligrapher in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and the founder of the Cao Wei regime in the Three Kingdoms. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the world was in chaos. In the name of the Emperor of the Han Dynasty, Cao Cao conquered the four directions, internally eliminated the separatist forces such as Yuan, Lu Bu, Liu Biao, and Han Sui, and externally surrendered the Southern Xiongnu, Wuhuan, Xianbei, etc., unified northern China, and implemented a unified A series of policies restored economic production and social order and laid the foundation for the founding of Cao Wei.
When Cao Cao was alive, he served as the Prime Minister of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and later as the King of Wei. After his death, he was given the posthumous title of King Wu. Cao Cao was skilled in military tactics and good at poetry, expressing his political ambitions and reflecting the suffering life of the people in the late Han Dynasty. He was majestic, generous and desolate. His prose was also clear and neat, which opened up and prospered Jian'an literature and left a precious spirit to future generations. Wealth was known as the character of Jian'an in history, and Lu Xun evaluated him as "the founder of reformed articles."
At the same time, Cao Cao was also good at calligraphy, especially Zhangcao. Zhang Huaiguan of the Tang Dynasty rated it as a "wonderful product" in "Shuguan". Cao Cao often appears as a "treacherous hero" in Chinese movies and TV dramas, but in history he was actually an accomplished emperor. Mao Zedong once said, "My heart is connected with Cao Cao's."
In November 2013, Fudan University discovered through research that Cao Cao was neither a descendant of the Xiahou family as some historians believed, nor a descendant of Cao Shen, the prime minister of the Han Dynasty. 2. Liu Kezhuang (September 3, 1187 - March 3, 1269), originally named Zhuo, also named Qianfu, was born in Hou Village, Putian City, Fujian Province.
A poet, lyricist and poetry critic of the Bold and Unconstrained School of the Southern Song Dynasty. At first he was the chief clerk of Jing'an, and later he traveled to Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Fujian, Guangzhou and other places for a long time.
His poems belong to the Jianghu Poetry School, with a rich number of works and broad content. They talk a lot about current affairs and reflect people's livelihood. In his early years, he studied the late Tang style, and in his later years, his poetic style tended to be that of the Jiangxi Poetry School. The poems were deeply influenced by Xin Qiji, and many of his works were bold and unrestrained, with prominent prose and argumentative tendencies.
The works are included in "The Complete Works of Mr. Homura".
Cheng Zhangcan's "Liu Kezhuang Chronicle" has a more detailed research on his deeds, and Hou Tijian's "Liu Kezhuang's Literary World" shows all aspects of his literary creation and explores subtleties.
3. Zheng Xie (November 22, 1693 - January 22, 1765), "Xie" is pronounced xiè, the word is Kerou, his name is Banqiao, Banqiao Taoist, Datuo, Xinghua, Jiangsu He, whose ancestral home is Suzhou, was an official, scholar, calligrapher and painter in the Qing Dynasty. One of the "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou".
His poems, calligraphy and paintings are all unique and unique, and he is known as the "Three Wonders" in the world. He is good at painting orchids, bamboos, stones, pine, chrysanthemums and other plants. Among them, he has been painting bamboos for more than 50 years, and his achievements are the most outstanding. . Author of "The Complete Works of Banqiao".
4. Gao Shi (about 704-about 765), courtesy name Dafu and Zhongwu, Han nationality, from Bohai County (now Jingxian County, Hebei Province) in the Tang Dynasty, later moved to Songzhou (now Songcheng County, Songzhou) Suiyang, Shangqiu, Henan). A famous frontier poet in the Tang Dynasty, he once served as the Minister of the Ministry of Justice, the Changshi of Sanqi, and the Marquis of Bohai County. He was known as Gao Changshi in the world.
Gao Shi and Cen Shen are both known as "Gao Cen", and there are "Gao Chang Shi Ji" and other works handed down from generation to generation. His poems are powerful and unrestrained, and are filled with the enterprising and vigorous spirit of the times unique to the prosperous Tang Dynasty. . The Five Sages Temple at Yuwangtai in Kaifeng is dedicated to Gao Shi, Li Bai, Du Fu, He Jingming and Li Mengyang.
Later generations collectively called Gao Shi, Cen Shen, Wang Changling and Wang Zhihuan the "Four Frontier Poets". 5. Chen Weisong (1625-1682), named Qinian, named Jialing, was born in Yixing, Jiangsu Province.
The first person in the poetry circle in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties and the leader of the Yangxian Ci School. Chen Weisong was born in the fifth year of Emperor Xizong's reign in the Ming Dynasty (1625). He was the son of Chen Zhenhui, one of the four princes in the late Ming Dynasty. He had already had a literary name.
At the age of seventeen, he took the boy's examination and was ranked first in the boy's examination by Yang Xian's order He Mingrui. Together with Wu Zhaoqian and Peng Shidu, they were hailed as the "Three Phoenixes of Jiangzuo" by Wu Weiye.
Together with Wu Qi and Zhang Zaogong, he is known as the "Three Parallel Style Masters". After the fall of the Ming Dynasty, he failed to pass the imperial examination.
In November of the 15th year of Shunzhi (1658), he visited Maoxiang and studied in the Shencuifang in Shuihui Nunnery. Maoxiang sent Yunlang (Xu Ziyun) to accompany him in reading. In the first year of Kangxi (1662), he went to Yangzhou to build the Xuanhong Bridge with Wang Shizhen, Zhang Yangzhong and others.
In the 18th year of Kangxi (1679), he was appointed as a scholar of the Hongci Department and appointed an official by the Hanlin Academy for review. He died in the 21st year of Emperor Kangxi's reign (1682) at the age of fifty-eight.
6. Liu Cang (lived around 867 AD), named Yunling, was born in Wenyang (now Ningyang, Shandong). His birth and death years are unknown, slightly later than Du Mu and Xu Hun, and he was alive around the time of Emperor Yizong of the Tang Dynasty in Xiantong.
He is tall and strong, good at drinking, good at talking about the past and present, and makes people listen tirelessly all day long. In 854 AD (the eighth year of Dazhong), Liu Cang and Li Pin were awarded the Jinshi title.
Transferred the original captain of Hua to the Longmen Order. Cang wrote a volume of poetry ("New Tang Calligraphy and Literature") which has been handed down to the world.
Liu Cang became a Jinshi in 854 AD (the eighth year of Emperor Xuanzong's reign). According to "The Biography of Talented Scholars of the Tang Dynasty", Liu Cang repeatedly failed to win the imperial examination and was already gray-haired when he won the imperial examination.
The couplet of Liu Cang's "Autumn Passing Zhaoling" says: "In the setting sun, the blue autumn light is dim and the trees are broken." Before him, the Tang Dynasty people wrote about Tang Taizong's mausoleum in such a desolate way Not much.
Hu Zhenheng said: "Liu Cang's poems are good at nostalgia for the past, sad but not strong, with autumn mood in his words, and the sound of the declining world?" (Volume 8 of "Tang Yin Gui Sign") 7. Yu Cang, courtesy name Zi Yi, who calls himself Yishi, is a poet in the late Tang Dynasty. His residence and year of birth and death are unknown. He was alive around the beginning of the Qianfu period of Emperor Xizong of the Tang Dynasty (around 876). In the second year of Xiantong (861), he was promoted to Jinshi and finally served as a judge of Sizhou.
Worried that the poets at that time were restrained in their rhythm and became frivolous, they wrote thirty poems in the ancient style to correct the bad customs, and called themselves Yi Shi, including "Collection of Yu Xin's Poems" and "New Book of Tang Dynasty".
6. Poems about the sunset
The sunset is infinitely beautiful
It’s just near dusk
The dead vines and old trees are full of crows,
Small bridges and flowing water with people’s houses,
The west wind carries the thin horse along the ancient road,
The sunset sets in the west,
The heartbroken people are at the end of the world.
Half of the autumn mountains bring the setting sun.
The solitary smoke is straight in the desert, and the sun is setting in the long river.
The majestic red clouds are in the west, and the ground is flat at the feet of the sun - Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty "Three Poems from Qiang Village"
The setting sun is infinitely beautiful, but it is almost dusk - Tang Dynasty. Li Shangyin's "Leyuan Tour"
Deep trees grow in the evening mist, and the small building rises under the setting sun - Tang Dynasty. Du Mu's "Inscription on Zenzhi Temple in Yangzhou"
A setting sun spreads over the water, half of the river is rustling and half of the river is red - Tang Dynasty. Bai Juyi's "Ode to the Dusk River"
4. Old age
It is getting late,
leaning on the railing and looking across the Tianya Road
Tianya Road:
The sun is setting in the west,
The river is heading east.
Moving like running water and still as jade,
God advises me to live on the horizon:
A dream in Yaotai, < /p>
Great enlightenment.
7. Poems describing the sunset
1. The desert is solitary and the smoke is straight, the long river is full of sun.
2. The sun sets in the west, and the heartbroken people are at the end of the world.< /p>
3. The mountain air is beautiful day and night, and the birds are flying back and forth.
4. I hold wine for you to welcome the setting sun, and leave the evening light among the flowers~
5 .The mountains reflect the setting sun, the sky meets the water, and the fragrant grass is ruthless, even outside the setting sun~
6. The setting sun is infinitely beautiful, but it is almost dusk - "Leyuan Tour" by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty
7. But the sunset is infinitely beautiful, so why be melancholy near dusk (Zhu Ziqing)
8. I like to sing dusk odes, and the green mountains are illuminated by the setting sun (Ye Jianying)
9. When the sun sets on the top of the western mountain, people About after dusk
10. The setting clouds and the solitary swans fly together, the autumn water lasts for a long time and the sky is the same color
11. The majestic red clouds are in the west, and the ground is flat under the sun - Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty "Three Poems from Qiang Village"
12. Deep trees grow in the evening mist, and the setting sun descends from the small building - "Inscribed on Yangzhou Zenzhi Temple" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty
13. A ray of setting sun spreads over the water, Half the river is rustling and half the river is red - Tang Bai Juyi's "Ode to the Dusk River"
14. The sunset in autumn is better, gathering among the cymbidiums and orchids.
15. The sunset is dark and clear, The mountains and greenery are bright and dim.
16. The remaining clouds and the remaining sun make it cloudy and clear. The mountains are bright at night.
17. Wild grass and flowers beside the Suzaku Bridge, and the setting sun is setting at the entrance of Wuyi Lane.
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18. In the evening, the jackdaws are sad.
19. Thirty thousand hectares of fading grass and setting sun.
8. Poems describing the setting sun
The fragrant grass is sentimental and the sunset is speechless.
"Le Youyuan" Li Shangyin's sunset is infinitely beautiful, but it's almost dusk.
The west wind blows thin horses along the ancient road, the sun sets in the west, and the heartbroken people are at the end of the world.
Tang Cen Shen Outside the rain in Jiangcun, beside the sunset in the wild temple.
The Emperor of the Tang Dynasty looked at the autumn grass independently, while the savages plowed the sunset.
Climbing Jiangshan Kaishan Temple Cuidong in the Tang Dynasty. Visitors arrive looking for the morning chime, and monks return with the setting sun on their backs.
Accompanying Dou Shiyu in Panlingyunchi by Tang Gaoshi. The setting sun is filled with water, and the autumn sky is full of color.
Send Hu Xiaoshu back to the river with full rank. Tang Gengmao The river is level with the autumn bank, closed to the sunset.
To Liu Yuan, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Tang Huangfu once recalled Xin'an County in the south, with thousands of mountains and sunset.
Sending people to a better place Tangjia Island The high city is full of sunset, why do you want to wear clothes?
Mountain Snow by Tang Jiaoran The setting sun is on the west peak, and the remaining snow is lingering in the green mountains.
Cherishing Flowers Tang Laihu The east wind is getting stronger and the sun is setting, and a peach tree blooms for several days.
Expressing Love from Generation to Generation Chu Ci Style Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty Sends flying birds with extreme eyes, complaining about the sunset setting in the west.
Spring Recreation Li Duan of the Tang Dynasty Picking mulberries on the spring road, walking on the grass in the sunset.
Bai Yunfu’s former residence by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty. Outside the wall, tens of thousands of people disappeared, and the setting sun only shone brightly.
Nanshan Li Shanfu of the Tang Dynasty The sky is steep and green, and the setting sun is full of sadness.
Xiangpu is pregnant with Li Xian of the Tang Dynasty. The thin grass on the long pedestal is worried about the spring waves, and the flowers leaning against the setting sun when crossing the cold weather.
Jishui County's reward for Xiahou Xiucai's meeting and mailing. Li Zhong of the Tang Dynasty. My bosom friend is too lazy to chant, and the curtain is locked and the sun is setting.
Farewell to Han Sizhi by Liu Changqing of the Tang Dynasty The bank is bright with residual snow, and the tide is full of sunset.
Climbing Lumen Mountain to reminisce about the past, Meng Haoran of the Tang Dynasty discussed the meaning, and returned to the boat at sunset.
Reward Linghu Xianggong to see the new cicada and send it to Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty. branch.
Two poems about Chinese Valentine's Day Boating Tang Lu Zhao Neighbor In the evening, water chestnuts sing, and the wind and smoke fill the setting sun.
Jingkou Tang Luguimeng The east wind is sharp and the sail is far away, the fallen leaves are shining brightly in the sunset.
Leisure work on the pond by Tang Qiji In the sunset, there are several green peaks and fishing boats.
Recalling the Past Weizhuang of the Tang Dynasty Today's chaos and separation are all dreams, and only water flows eastward in the setting sun.
Leisurely Residence in Bashang by Changling, King of the Tang Dynasty The sun sets over the empty forest net, and the cold birds go to the deserted garden.
Sending Master Fang back to Songshan Mountain by Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty The cedars and pine trees at the waterfall often bring rain, and the setting sun is green and turns into mist.