1. Poems about the Grand Canal

Poems about the Grand Canal 1. Poems praising the canal

Poems about the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal 1. Pi Rixiu "Nostalgia for the Bianhe River" This river has been in existence since the Sui Dynasty, and it still relies on Tongbo for thousands of miles.

If there was no dragon boat incident in the Water Palace, Yu would not have given much merit. 2. Bianshui River (Hu Zeng) Once the thousand-mile-long river opens, waves will come in nine days.

The golden sail has not been defeated, and the melancholy dragon boat will not return. 3. Li Li Tens of thousands of dragon boats carrying green silk boats will never be returned to Yangzhou.

It should be that Tianjiao opened the Bianshui River, and there are no mountains in more than a thousand miles. 4. The Qijue Grand Canal (Author: Bingxue Hongdou) The south and north of the Yangtze River are linked together. The water has rippled for thousands of years in the Sui Dynasty. It sends a message to the geese flying south and returning to the north. The beginning and end of the river are home rivers.

The lingering autumn water attracts wanderers strolling by the river and picks up little poems. 5. Red Mansions Poems: Peach leaves cross over to reminisce about the past. Decaying grass and idle flowers reflect in the shallow pool, and peach branches and leaves are always separated.

In the Six Dynasties, there were many Liang Dongs like this, with small photos hanging on the walls. 6. "Occasionally formed on the embankment" - Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty The canal was turned into a canal and reached the capital, and horses were driven up the embankment in the spring breeze.

When Jiuligang faced Yuhuangba, I had no long-term plan and was only frightened.

2. Poems describing the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal

Looking up, the sky is clear; looking from a distance, the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal is like a floating jasper belt, and motor boats are pulling strings of wooden boats through the waves. Sailing. Looking north, the Grand Canal empties from the depths of the white clouds on the horizon; looking south, the Grand Canal surges toward the boundless green fields.

The clear waves of the Grand Canal are rippling. Are these many boats heading south to Hangzhou or north to Yangzhou? Thinking back to more than 1,000 years ago, when Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty developed the North-South Grand Canal, the dragon boats and phoenix boats reflected the flowing water, how gorgeous and luxurious it was! The long river of history is like the Grand Canal. Time has passed and time has passed. Now on both sides of the Grand Canal, there is not even a Sui Liu tree left. Today, on the embankments on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, only newly planted willows are sprouting green in the spring breeze, indicating that the Chinese nation has entered a new era.

The Grand Canal runs from north to south. It crosses the Yangtze River to the south and flows through Jiangsu and Zhejiang; it crosses the Yellow River to the north and flows through Shandong and Hebei, with a vast expanse of thousands of miles. This is a great miracle known in the world as the Great Wall that runs from east to west. The Great Wall and the Grand Canal are both the fruits of the labor and wisdom of the Chinese people, and are the glory and pride of the Chinese nation.

3. What are the poems about the "Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal"

"Seven Jue Grand Canal" shows that the ice and snow of the Red Bean River are linked to the north and south of the country. In the Sui Dynasty, the water was rippled for thousands of years, and messages flew. The geese in the south return to the north, and the beginning and end of the river are Jiachuan.

"Occasionally formed on the embankment" The Qianlong Canal in the Qing Dynasty was diverted to the capital, and horses were driven up the embankment in the spring breeze. Jiuligang is facing Yuhuang Dam. I had no long-term plan and was only frightened.

"Dengzhou" Qing Emperor Qianlong's royal boat waited at the canal bank early in the morning, traveling by land and following the remaining water routes. Meeting Li Du in one day, my spirit will last forever.

The wheat seedlings are about to grow on the bank, and the willow leaves are already shaded by catkins. The most comfortable place is under the canopy window, with people working on the green fields in rainy weather.

"Nostalgia for the Bianhe River" In the Tang Dynasty, Pi Rixiu died in the Sui Dynasty because of this river, and it still relies on Tongbo for thousands of miles. If there was no water palace dragon boat incident, Emperor Yu would not have taught much about merit.

"Bianshui" Tang Hu Zeng Once the thousand-mile long river opens, the waves will come in nine days. The brocade sail has not left the war, and the melancholy dragon boat has never returned.

4. What are the poems about the canal?

1. "Two Poems about the Bianhe River (Part 1)"

Tang Dynasty: Pi Rixiu

Thousands of dragon boats carrying green silk boats will never return them to Yangzhou.

It should be that Tianjiao opened the Bianshui River, and there are no mountains in more than a thousand miles.

Translation: Thousands of colorful boats sailed among the green willows on both sides of the canal, but this fleet never returned after they arrived in Yangzhou. God should have taught people to open the Bianhe River. There is not a single mountain visible on the ground for more than a thousand miles here.

2. "Two Nostalgic Poems on the Bianhe River (Part 2)"

Tang Dynasty: Pi Rixiu

This river was the source of death in the Sui Dynasty, and it has been thousands of miles to this day. Lai Tongbo.

If there was no dragon boat incident in the Water Palace, Yu would not have made much merit.

Translation: Everyone says that the construction of the Bianhe River led to the demise of the Sui Dynasty, but to this day, travel from north to south still relies on this river. If he had not built dragon boats to indulge in pleasure, Emperor Yang's illustrious achievements could almost be compared to Dayu's flood control.

3. "Bianhe Pavilion"

Tang Dynasty: Xu Hun

Emperor Huasheng of Guangling traveled eastward and first attacked the Kunlun faction.

One hundred and two forbidden soldiers resigned from Xiangque, and three thousand palace ladies got off the dragon boat.

The clouds are condensing, the drums are vibrating, the stars are moving, the flags are blowing, the sun and the moon are floating.

The righteous masters from all over the world return to the right way, and the Lost Tower is still the Jingyang Tower.

Translation: The Qionghua flowers in Yangzhou were in full bloom, and Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty wanted to visit them. He split mountains like Kunlun and created a river. The mighty imperial army bid farewell to the palace, and three thousand concubines and concubines went south together on dragon boats.

The drum music that resounded through the sky stirred the stars in the sky, and the banners on the dragon boats fluttered in the wind day and night.

The rebel armies from all over the world surrendered to the righteous army one after another. The maze of beautiful women was just another luxurious Jingyang Tower in the fallen Southern Qi Dynasty.

4. "The Bianhe River goes straight into the boat"

Tang Dynasty: Li Jingfang

The Bianhe River's passage to Huaihe River brings the most benefits, but it also brings harm to others.

This is the river that drains all the fat from the forty-three states in the southeast.

Translation: After the connection between Bianshui River and Huaihe River is dug, there will indeed be many conveniences. However, the sufferings suffered by the people were also profound. In the vast areas of the forty-three southeastern states, all the people's fat and anointing were carried away by this river and sent to the capital for the royal family to enjoy.

5. "The Mausoleum of Emperor Sui"

Tang Dynasty: Luo Yin

Entering Guo Cengqiao and exiting Guo Ship, the red building is like a willow tree every day.

The king endured all the hardships and only had a few acres of land in Leitang.

Translation: Back then, I was in and out of the city-like luxurious dragon boat, obsessed with the gentleness of the red building, day after day, year after year. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty actually had the heart to exchange the great fortune that the late king had captured for only a few acres of wasteland in Leitang where the corpses were buried.

5. Poems about the canal

1. Pi Rixiu's "Reminiscence of the Bianhe River"

This river was the source of death in the Sui Dynasty, and it has been connected to the waves for thousands of miles to this day. . If there was no dragon boat incident in the Water Palace, Yu would not have given much credit. 2. Bianshui River (Hu Zeng)

Once the thousand-mile-long river opens, waves will come in nine days. The brocade sail has not left the war, and the melancholy dragon boat has never returned. 3. Li Li

Tens of thousands of dragon boats carrying green silk boats will never be returned to Yangzhou. It should be that Tianjiao opened the Bianshui River, and there are no mountains in more than a thousand miles. 4. The Qijue Grand Canal (Author: Bingxue Hongdou) The south and north of the Yangtze River are linked together. The water has rippled for thousands of years in the Sui Dynasty. It sends a message to the geese flying south and returning to the north. The beginning and end of the river are home rivers.

*The lingering autumn water attracts wanderers strolling by the river and picks up little poems. 5. Red Mansions Poetry: Peach Leaves Crossing the Past

The decaying grass and idle flowers reflect in the shallow pool, and the peach branches and leaves are always separated. In the Six Dynasties, there were many beams and pillars like this, with small photos hanging on the walls. 6. "Occasionally formed on the embankment" - Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty

The canal was turned to the capital, and horses were driven up the embankment in the spring breeze. Jiuligang is facing Yuhuang Dam. I had no long-term plan and was only frightened. 7. "Dengzhou" - Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty

The royal boat waited at the canal bank early in the morning, and the remaining water routes followed the land route. Meeting Li Du in one day, my spirit will last forever. The wheat seedlings are about to grow on the bank, and the willow leaves are already shaded by catkins. The most comfortable place is under the canopy window, with people working on the green fields in rainy weather. 8. "Reminiscence of the Bianhe River"

Author: Pi Rixiu (Tang Dynasty)

This river was the source of death in the Sui Dynasty, and it still relies on Tongbo for thousands of miles. If there was no water palace dragon boat incident, Emperor Yu would not have taught much about merit. 9. "Occasionally formed on the embankment" - Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty

The canal was turned to the capital, and horses were driven up the embankment in the spring breeze. Jiuligang is facing Yuhuang Dam. I had no long-term plan and was only frightened. 10. Peach leaves cross over to reminisce about the past

The decaying grass and idle flowers reflect in the shallow pond, and the peach branches and leaves are always separated. In the Six Dynasties, there were many beams and pillars like this, with small photos hanging on the walls. 11. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty’s Song of the Boater, Northern Dynasties Anonymous

My brother conquered Liaodong and died of starvation at the foot of the Qingshan Mountains. Now I am pulling the dragon boat, and I am trapped on the Sui Causeway. Fang is hungry today and there is not much food for the road. Three thousand journeys ahead, I am safe! Cold bones rest on the deserted sand, ghosts weep over tobacco. I am saddened by the loss of my wife, and I miss my old family.

My righteous man, burn this ownerless body. Bring back his lonely soul and bring back his bones!

6. What are the poems praising the "Canal"

Pi Rixiu's "Reminiscing about the Bianhe River" died on this river in the Sui Dynasty, and it has been connected to the waves for thousands of miles to this day.

If there was no dragon boat incident in the Water Palace, Yu would not have given much merit. Once the Bianshui River (Hu Zeng), a thousand-mile long river, opens, waves will come in nine days.

The golden sail has not been defeated, and the melancholy dragon boat will not return. "Occasionally Formed on the Embankment" - Qing Dynasty The Qianlong Canal was diverted to the capital, and horses were driven up the embankment in the spring breeze.

When Jiuligang faced Yuhuangba, I had no long-term plan and was only frightened. Pi Rixiu was a poet in the late Tang Dynasty, when the Tang Dynasty entered a stage of turmoil.

It is very difficult for literati to have an official career. Peace and leisure have become their goals in life, and they try not to be disturbed mentally by the outside world. Pi Rixiu is the representative of this escapist mentality and indifference. This gave him more free time to think about history and write realistic epic poems.

During the reign of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty, the people of the counties in Huaibei and Henan were mobilized to dig a grand canal called Tongji Canal. From Luoyang Xiyuan, the Gu and Luo Er Rivers are diverted into the Yellow River, and then enter the Bianshui River through the Yellow River. Then, they follow the old canal route opened by Fu Chai, King of Wu in the Spring and Autumn Period, and divert the Bianshui River into the Si River to reach the Huai River.

Therefore, the main trunk of the canal is in the Bianshui section, which is also called Bianhe River by custom. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty opened the Grand Canal, which consumed a lot of people and material resources.

There are many works in Tang poetry that describe this historical theme, and most of them refer to the Sui Dynasty's death in the Grand Canal. In the era when Pi Rixiu lived, political corruption had already followed the path of the Sui Dynasty. Most people were very slow to learn lessons from history, but the author deliberately reiterated this lesson in the form of poetry.

Hu Zeng was a poet of the Tang Dynasty. A native of Shaoyang (now part of Hunan).

His birth and death dates are unknown (about 840-?). He likes to travel very much. In Xiantong, he was not promoted to Jinshi and stayed in Chang'an.

In the twelfth year of Xiantong (871), Lu Yan was appointed as the governor of Xichuan in Jiannan and was called the secretary in charge. In the first year of Qianfu (874), he became the secretary of Gao Pianzhang, the governor of Xichuan in Jiannan.

In the fifth year of Qianfu's reign, Gao Pian moved to Jingnan as a military envoy, and then went to Jingnan, where he eventually returned to his hometown. "Occasionally Formed on the Embankment" is one of the works of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty.

Qianlong, also known as Emperor Gaozong of the Qing Dynasty, Aixinjueluo Hongli, the 6th emperor of the Qing Dynasty, was the fourth son of Emperor Yongzheng of the Qing Dynasty Aixinjueluo Yinzhen, whose mother was Empress Niu of Xiaoshengxian Hulu family. He was also the fourth emperor since the Qing army entered the customs, with the reign title "Qianlong".

Born in Prince Yong's Mansion on August 13th, the 50th year of Kangxi. Reigned for 61 years (1735---1795).

The definition of canals has always been inconsistent. According to people's conventional formulation: in a narrow sense, a canal is an artificially dug navigable river.

Broadly speaking, a canal is an artificial waterway used to communicate water transportation between regions or waters, and is usually connected to natural waterways or other canals. In addition to shipping, canals can also be used for irrigation, flood diversion, drainage, water supply, etc.

China has a long history of canal construction. The Xuhe River was excavated in 506 BC. It is the oldest artificial canal in the world, the earliest canal currently recorded in China, and the earliest canal excavated in the world. In the 28th year of Qin Shihuang (219 BC), the Ling Canal was excavated to connect shipping between the Xiangjiang River and the Lijiang River.

Built primarily during the Sui Dynasty of China, the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal is the longest canal in the world. The world's major canals include the Suez Canal, Panama Canal, Kiel Canal, Corinth Canal, Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, etc.