The ancient poems describing plum blossoms are as follows:
1. "Ode to the Discourse in the Hall" by Zen Master Huangbo of the Tang Dynasty. It's hard to get rid of things in this world, so I have to hold on to the rope tightly. How can you get the fragrance of plum blossoms without a bone-chilling cold?
Appreciation of the work: This is an untitled poem written by Zen Master Huang Bo (bò), a famous monk in the Tang Dynasty. It is a poem with quite a Zen philosophy. The whole poem describes how plum blossoms are not afraid of the severe cold of winter and still bloom despite the wind and snow, emitting a fragrant fragrance. The Zen master uses the metaphor of plum blossoms to express how one can achieve beautiful results in life without some hard exploration.
2. "Early Plum Blossom" written by Zhang Wei of the Tang Dynasty. A tree with cold plum blossoms and white jade strips stands next to the village road and the bridge over the stream. I don’t know that the water flowers bloom first, but I suspect that they have not been sold out after the winter snow.
Appreciation of the work: The biggest difference between this poem and other poems about plum blossoms is that the poet focuses on the "early" of plum blossoms and the "early" plum blossoms. In early spring, at the end of cold winter, the poet highlighted the dense and colorful blooming of plum blossoms through "a tree". "White jade" is not a jade metaphor for plum blossoms, but also described the white and delicate beauty of plum blossoms in an intoxicating way, " "Next to the stream" also self-evidently expresses the noble character of the plum blossoms deliberately staying away from the world and blooming quietly.
3. "Small Plum Blossoms in the Mountain Garden" by Song Linbu. All the fragrances are swaying, and they are blooming alone, occupying the small garden with all the charm. The sparse shadows are slanting across the clear and shallow water, and the faint fragrance is floating in the moonlight at dusk. The frost bird steals its eyes when it wants to come down, and the pink butterfly seems to know how to unite and break its soul. Fortunately, we can have sex with each other with a slight chant, and there is no need for the sandalwood board to touch the gold statue.
Appreciation of the work: This poem is known as the "Eternal Song of Plum Blossoms", especially the line "Sparse shadows slant across the clear and shallow water, and the faint fragrance floats at moon dusk". Although the poet used "bamboo shadows across the sky" The line "The sloping water is clear and shallow, and the fragrance of cinnamon floats in the moonlight at dusk" vividly expresses the quiet and fragrant grace of the plum blossoms.