Orchids were also the favorite flowers of Emperor Kangxi in Qing Dynasty. They like her noble character and pleasant fragrance. Elegant orchids are placed in his study and Yangxin Hall. Among his poems about flowers, the poems about orchids are also the best. I entrusted my feelings of advocating nobility to cymbals.

2. Original text

Orchid ode

Qing dynasty: Kangxi

The graceful flowers and green leaves are long, and it is difficult to hide the fragrance in the valley when the wind comes.

Don't take it for granted, even if no one is proud of it.

3. Translation:

Graceful flowers look like green leaves, and it is difficult to hide their fragrance when the wind blows.

It's not worth being chosen as an accessory. Even if there is no one, it can still appreciate itself.

4, the author:

Aisingiorro Michelle Ye, the emperor of the Qing Dynasty, namely Emperor Kangxi, the fourth emperor of the Qing Dynasty and the second emperor after the capital. Kangxi years: health, peace; Xi, prosperity-take the health of all people and the prosperity of the world. He ascended the throne at the age of 8 and reigned for 6 1 year. He was the longest reigning emperor in China.

He was the defender of China's unified multi-ethnic country, laid the foundation for the prosperity of the Qing Dynasty, and created a good situation for the prosperity of Kanggan. He is a wise monarch and a great politician. Posthumous title He Tianhong Yunwen Wu Ruizhe Gong Jian was generous, filial, honest and meritorious.

Extended data:

The Chinese nation has loved simple, elegant and clean styles since ancient times, advocating loyalty, honesty, simplicity and tenacity. Orchids are the harmonious unity of this style and sentiment. The profound cultural connotation of orchids has continued the vigorous vitality of orchids and promoted their vigorous development.

Emperor Kangxi's poem "Ode to the Orchid" expresses the elegant temperament of "orchid", which is elegant and clean.

The poem "Lan Ci" is fresh and readable, with profound meaning: "Graceful flowers grow green leaves, but the wind can't hide the fragrance in the valley. Don't take it for granted, even if no one is working. " The poem praises the noble character and precious sentiment of Youlan from two aspects: "It is difficult to hide incense in the valley" and "No one can smell incense". This is obviously a metaphor. The orchids written by the poet are the talents he admires.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Ode to Youlan