2. Pears are full of fragrant snow, and tall buildings swallow kites at night. -Mao Xizhen's "Bodhisattva Man, Pear Blossoms Full of Fragrant Snow"
3. In a hurry, the peach blossoms turn with the water in March; Falling and falling, the kite line was broken in February. -Zhuo Wenjun's "Poetry of Complaining Lang"
4. Love is as deep as a blade, sorrow comes like a disorderly arrow, and people go like kites. -Lan Chufang's "Lu Nan scolds Yu Lang and Xie Emperor for picking tea"
There are birds and groups of paper kites, which are led by boys because of the false wind. -Yuan Zhen's Twenty Birds
6. The two corridors drum and the four corners sing kites. -Li Bai's "Deng Crock Pavilion"
7. The cloud screen does not move to hide loneliness, and the kite in the west building is anxious all night. -Li Shangyin's Four Autumn Poems in Yantai
8. Dust buries the old buds on the powder wall, while black pecks at kites and smashes pearls and jade. -Yuan Zhen's "Lianchang Palace Ci"
9. When you are bored, you are not bored. When you fly a kite, you make a crisp sound. -Cheng Xugong's "I was tired of watching two songs with Xifeng on the eve before the festival"
10. It's better to fly a kite than to freeze a bird in spring. -Hu Yin's "Li Ben with Rhyme"