Pity flowers * * *, fold lotus roots and love silk. Qi ā n Hu ā li á n gò ng dò, Shǒ uà i li á n sī: Used to describe love. Yearning and a little lost.
Origin: This poem comes from Wang Bo's "Ode to Peace and Picking Lotus" in the Tang Dynasty.
Lotus after lotus, why should the flowers and leaves be broken?
Ye Cuiben is ashamed of his eyebrows, and his bonus is like cheeks.
Looking forward to leaving when the beauty is away. ?
Love flowers, love lotus roots.
So, where there is no love, new things come from China.
Author: Wang Bo was smart and studious since childhood. Wang Bo spent three years traveling around Bashu mountains and rivers and wrote a lot of poems. After returning to Chang 'an, he asked Zhou Guo to join the army. When he joined the army, he was demoted twice for killing government slaves privately. In August of the third year of Shang Yuan (676), he returned from visiting relatives across the sea and died of drowning.
In the poetic genre, he is good at five laws and five sentences. His representative works include Farewell to Du DuDu's appointment in Shu. His main literary achievement is parallel prose, which is abundant and of good quality. His representative works include Preface to Wang Tengting and so on.