The best poems about Begonia flowers are as follows:

1. I am afraid that the flower will fall asleep late at night, so I burn a high candle to illuminate the red makeup. ——Su Shi's "Begonia"

Appreciation: I am just afraid that the flowers will bloom alone in the dead of night and no one will appreciate them, so I light candles to illuminate the beautiful appearance of Begonia. "Zhao Hongzhuang" echoes the three words "flowers fall asleep" in the previous sentence, which expresses the beauty and charm of Begonia. On the surface, it describes the poet's love and care for flowers, but in fact, it inadvertently reveals a bit of the melancholy of a relegated life.

The language of the whole poem is simple but profound. Although the poet was already in his forties when he wrote this poem, this poem does not give people a sense of decadence or malaise. From the bright images of "east wind", "chongguang", "fragrant mist", "high candle" and "red makeup" You can clearly feel the poet's optimism and unrestrained mind.

2. Begonias are blooming in my hometown today, and I dreamed of Jiangxi Jinxiudui. ——Yang Wanli's "Two Poems about Begonias in the Hometown in Spring"

Appreciation: The weather is sunny today and the spring breeze is warm. It is the time when the begonias in my hometown are blooming; I returned to my hometown in Jishui, Jizhou, Jiangxi in my dream, and saw this The begonias are blooming one by one, and the flowers are like piles of beautiful brocade. The poem begins with a title about Chunqing's longing for the begonias in her hometown (hometown). As the saying goes, "Think about it every day and dream about it at night."

Thinking about crabapples, I really dreamed of the blooming crabapples in my hometown. Of course, it is not necessarily true that such a good dream has occurred. Poets sometimes like to use dreams to express extreme longing. That is to say, "having a dream" is used to express "thinking". If you think that dreams written in poems are all real dreams, then the poet has concealed them. Writing dreams is just a means, the purpose is to express feelings of longing.

3. Begonia does not hesitate to be rouge, independent in the drizzle. ——Chen Yuyi's "Cold in Spring"

Appreciation: The delicate crabapple, without sparing its bright red flowers, blooms silently alone in the cold wind and rain. The poet uses Haitang as a metaphor for himself, and the tranquility of Haitang as a metaphor for his demotion and fate. He integrates his own character and character into the description of Haitang, expressing the poet's elegant and arrogant feelings.

The author of this poem uses Haitang as a metaphor for his own style, and the silence of Haitang as a metaphor for his fate when he was demoted from an official position. The elegant and aloof Haitang described by Chen Jianzhai is not only elegant but also has character, which is exactly the portrayal of him in exile.

4. Thousands of scarlet spots will spit out the calyx, and they will stand out from the mortal world. ——Gu Taiqing's "Linjiang Fairy·Planting Begonias on the Day Before Qingming"

Appreciation: Thousands of scarlet spots will spit out the calyx, and the beauty will stand out from the world. The ancient temple was moved to plant a red gate. It’s cold food tomorrow, and it’s spring again. The thin and soft strips are only a few feet long, and Qianxun's origins are small. Green clouds cover the sun and the trees ring. After the child is born, remember the flower grower. Two sentences of description vividly express the crabapple that was just moved from the "ancient temple" to be planted in the garden.

Because it is still just a sapling, the protagonist of the poem has placed more hope on it. It is a cold food now, and "it will be a cold food tomorrow, and it will be spring again."