1, the thin shadow is shallow, and the dusk is fragrant. -Lin Bu's "Xiao Mei Yi in the Mountain Garden"
Interpretation: Sparse shadows, sideways in shallow water, and delicate fragrance floating in the dusk moonlight.
2, the peach wants to die, burning its China. -Anonymous "Yao Tao"
Interpretation: Peach blossoms are in full bloom, with bright colors and red as fire.
3. Thousands of trees bloom in the easterly night. It blows down and the stars are like rain. -Xin Qiji's Jade Case Yuan Xi
Interpretation: Like the east wind blowing away thousands of trees and flowers, it also blows fireworks like rain.
4. Willows and verdant mulberries on the edge of the city. -Zhang's "Spring Boudoir Thinking"
Interpretation: The city wall is surrounded by willows, and the roadside is green and smooth.
5. Begonia doesn't rain, pear blossoms snow first, and spring breaks. -Wang Wei's "Eyes are Delicate and Willow is Soft"
Interpretation: Begonia is not wet by drizzle, and pear blossoms are like snow. It's a pity that spring is already halfway over.
6, catkin wind is light, pear flower rain is fine. -Xie Yi's "Tread on the sand, catkins are light"
Interpretation: the breeze blows catkins, and the drizzle wets pears.
7. The wind brings me the fragrance of lotus flowers, and the music of dew drops from bamboo leaves. -Meng Haoran's "Nan Ting Xia Xiang Xin"
Interpretation: An evening breeze brings the fragrance of lotus, and dew drops from bamboo leaves, making a crisp sound.
8. The grass in your north is as blue as jade, and the mulberries here are bent into green branches. -Li Bai's "Spring Thoughts"
Interpretation: The grass in Yan Di is as green as Beth, and the mulberry trees in Qin are also green.