1, Chang 'an Street is connected with narrow-band oblique, green cattle and white horses with seven fragrant cars. The jade chariot crosses the main place, and the golden whip flows to Hou's house. -Lu's poem "The Ancient Meaning of Chang 'an" in the Tang Dynasty depicts the gorgeous scene on Chang 'an Avenue, with green cows and white horses, seven fragrant cars, jade rafts and golden whips, which are sent to the Hou family. The poet described the prosperous scene of Chang 'an with gorgeous brushwork, showing the material prosperity of the prosperous Tang Dynasty.
2. Chang 'an seems to rejuvenate after snow, and the accumulation of elements condenses the dawn. The precious trees are full of flowers, and the palaces are full of jade willows. -The Dance Song of Mo Gong by Li He in the Tang Dynasty depicts the scene after the snow in Chang 'an, which is covered with snow, in sharp contrast with the vitality of spring. The precious trees are full of flowers, the palaces are full of jade, and the willows are uneven. The poet described the magnificent scenery of Chang 'an in imaginative language.
3. Nine doors of heaven reveal the palace and its courtyard, and the coat of many countries bows to the pearl crown. -Wang Wei's Work with Mr. Jia Zhi in Daming Palace in the Tang Dynasty
This poem depicts the grandeur of Daming Palace in Chang 'an. Nine doors in the sky reveal the palace and its courtyard, and the coats of many countries bow to the pearl crown. By depicting the solemn scene of Daming Palace, the poet showed the majesty and status of Chang 'an as the capital of the Tang Dynasty.
The roof of the Forbidden City holds two phoenixes in the clouds, and the leaves in spring cover many storms. -Don Wang Bo's "Going to the City in Spring"
This poem depicts the beautiful scenery of Chang 'an. There are two phoenixes in the clouds on the roof of the Forbidden City, and the leaves in spring cover countless rains. The poet expresses his love and praise for Chang 'an by describing its beautiful scenery.
5, Qinchuan Wuhua Tianbao, the faucet was originally in the ancient city. -"Xianyang" by Li Shangyin in Tang Dynasty
This poem depicts the beautiful scenery in Qinchuan, where Chang 'an is located, with flowers and treasures, and the dragon head went to the ancient city. By describing the beautiful scenery of Qinchuan area, the poet showed Chang 'an's superior geographical position and rich cultural connotation as the capital of the Tang Dynasty.
6, I remember that you are a dream, my dream is very long, I think my life is two. -Bai Juyi's Sauvignon Blanc in the Tang Dynasty
This poem describes the poet's longing for Chang 'an, his yearning for the monarch as a dream, and his inability to fall asleep for a long time, feeling that his life experience is ambiguous. The poet expressed his love and nostalgia for Chang 'an by describing his yearning for the city.