1. The wind and smoke are all pure, and the Tianshan Mountains are beautiful. From Wu Jun of Tang Dynasty, "Sishu with Zhu Yuan". Interpretation: There are cold trees growing on both sides of the high mountains. They compete with each other to reach the peak.
2. In front of the Huangshi Pagoda, the river is east, and the spring scenery is lazy and relies on the breeze. It comes from "Walking Alone by the River Looking for Flowers Part 5" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty. Interpretation: The blue spring water of the river in front of Huangshi Pagoda rolls eastward. Spring gives people a sleepy feeling and makes people want to take a nap against the spring breeze.
3. The crystal curtain moves, the breeze rises, and the roses fill the courtyard with fragrance. It comes from "Summer in the Mountain Pavilion" by Gao Pian of the Tang Dynasty. Interpretation: The green trees are dense and the summer is long, and the tower is reflected in the pond. The crystal curtain moves, the breeze rises, and the roses fill the courtyard with incense.
4. The warm sun and gentle wind in the spring mountains, the curtains of the tall pavilions, and the willow swings in the courtyard. From Yuan Bai Pu's "Tian Jing Sha Spring". Interpretation: The warm sun and gentle wind in the spring mountains, the curtains of the tall pavilions, and the willow swings in the courtyard. The orioles are singing and the swallows are dancing, and the flowing water on the small bridge is red.
5. Only the mirror lake water in front of the door, the spring breeze does not change the old waves. It comes from "Two Poems on Returning to Hometown" by He Zhizhang of Tang Dynasty. Interpretation: Only the water of Jinghu Lake in front of the door is still rippling slightly no matter how the spring breeze blows.
6. The west wind blows from the river, and the flowers in the river take off their late red color. It comes from "On the River" by Wang Anshi of the Song Dynasty. Interpretation: This poem pays great attention to capturing the unique scenery on the river. From both visual and auditory perspectives, it captures the specific seasonal characteristics of "autumn" and depicts the autumn colors on the river, leaving a deep impression on people.
7. The birds are silent, the mountains are silent, the night is long and the wind is blowing. It comes from Tang Lihua's "Diao Ancient Battle Essays".
8. There are pines on Tingting Mountain, and there is a stroke in Sese Valley. It comes from "Gift to My Congdi" by Liu Zhen in the Wei and Jin Dynasties. Interpretation: How strong is the sound of the wind, how strong is the strength of the pine branches. The frost is miserable, but the whole year is always upright.