Mandarin duck's famous sayings are as follows:

Tang Wei Yingwu's "Five Miscellaneous Poems" No. 3. Luo: A soft and patterned silk fabric, here refers to Luo Yi or Luo skirt. The general meaning of these two sentences is: The beautiful woman wears a beautiful skirt in spring, with pairs of mandarin ducks embroidered on it. These beautiful clothes are made by poor working women in the middle of the night.

The original poem is the color of smoke, referring to thousands of emotions. There are countless noble and wealthy families in Chang'an. It takes a hundred days to accomplish this, but only one day of dancing. After dancing, cut new clothes again, don't think about the suffering of those who work hard. "The artistic conception is similar to Bai Juyi's "Liao Ling". In Bai Juyi's poem "Who is weaving the clothes? Who is the weaver? The Han Dynasty Concubine is a cold woman across the stream", the meaning of which is similar to the two sentences in Wei's poem.

They are both. The extravagance of aristocratic women is contrasted with the hard work of working women to highlight the antagonistic relationship between the exploiters and the exploited. It can be used to reflect the class relations of the old society, or to criticize some people who only pursue gorgeous clothes but do not know social wealth. Where did the woman come from?

One of Tang Dynasty poet Wei Yingwu's "Five Miscellaneous Poems": The mud is melting and the flying swallows are sleeping, and the sand is warm and the mandarin ducks are sleeping. The general meaning of these two sentences is: The weather is warm and the mud is melting, and the swallows are busy making nests and flying around; the spring is warm and the sand is warm, and the mandarin ducks are eager to sleep, lying in the sand and taking a long time to get up.

This. The first two sentences of the first quatrain are: "The country is beautiful late in the day, and the spring breeze is fragrant. "The four lines of the poem describe four scenery: mountains, flowers, swallows, and mandarin ducks. They form a picture, which not only shows the vigorous spring spirit, but also reflects the poet's joy.

Qiu Zhaoao commented: “The imitation of the spring scene is extremely skillful, and the language is clear and complete, which is wonderful and chemical. "This kind of poem with four lines and four scenes juxtaposed with each other. Although the spring spirit runs through the middle, there is no corresponding relationship. It only relies on the combination and arrangement of these scenes to form a state. It is a special writing technique in ancient quatrains. Description The spring scene and the spirit of spring can be used as a reminder.

The Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's "Two Quatrains" tells that the mandarin ducks do not stay alone. "Beauty" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty: also known as the plant name. Commonly known as the night lily flower, the leaves are like locust leaves and the flowers are light red. They fuse at night. Yuanyang: a pair of birds. The male and female live together together. The general meaning of these two sentences is: Albizia japonica knows how to mate at night and never exceeds the time limit;