What are the ancient poems about falling red?

1, verse: falling red is not heartless, but turning into spring mud protects flowers more.

From: Gong Zizhen's Ji Hai Miscellaneous Poems (V) in Qing Dynasty

Interpretation: Flowers falling from the branches are either heartless things or turned into spring mud, willing to cultivate beautiful spring flowers to grow.

2, verse: sneak into the night with the wind, moisten things silently.

Said by: Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night, Du Fu in Tang Dynasty.

Commentary: As the spring breeze descends quietly at night, it silently moistens everything in spring.

3, verse: cross eyebrows cold to a thousand fingers, bow down as a willing ox.

From: Modern Luxun's Self-mockery

Interpretation: Angry at those who have lost their conscience and are accused by thousands of people, they are willing to be willing to be a willing ox for the people. 4. Poetry: Lonely village does not feel sorry for itself, but also wants to protect the country and defend the country.

From: Lu You, Song "Two Storms on November 4th"

Interpretation: I am lying upright in a lonely and desolate village, not feeling sorry for my situation, but thinking about defending the border for my country.

5. Poem: Husband is both expensive and good.

Said by: Bai Juyi's New Clothes and Autumn in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: Ah, men value the relief of the world, how can they only care about themselves!