Poetry describing orchids Orchid Flower Ancient Style Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty A solitary orchid grows in a secluded garden, and all the grass is gone. Although the sun is shining brightly, the autumn moon is full of sadness. The flying frost is pattering early, and the green color is afraid of resting. If there is no breeze blowing, for whom will the fragrance come out? Guangqun Fangpu, Qing Dynasty, Liu Hao. Orchid grows in the deep valley and no one knows it. Visitors plant it in Dongxuan and leave my fragrance behind. I know that there is clear fragrance that can relieve filth, and I feel pity for the delicate leaves and frost. The roots are dense and the rocks are fragrant in autumn in the early morning, and the clusters lean against the trees to provide shade at noon. When I wanted to leave a poem in Wuwu, I saw the Ci Zhang of Chu before my eyes. Same as above: The light from the weeping dew is slanted, with wind and shadows slanting from side to side. The layman understands this by looking at leaves rather than flowers. Ode to Orchids Yu Tonglu of Yuan Dynasty planted two or three orchid pistils in his hand. The sun is warm and the wind is gentle. I sit for a long time and wonder if the fragrance is in the room. When I open the window, butterflies fly in. Orchids are bright, Liu Bowen is secluded orchids, in the empty mountain, the beauty's love is invisible, cracked plain writing in the bright window. Orchid, He Feifei, the world is full of admiration, I want to be full of admiration, and be independent and unconventional. The orchid is good for whom, it dews the cold wind and makes it grow old. The colorful orchid is bright, Zhang Yu is fragrant, the grass is green and luxuriant, I miss you and the water is west. The leaves are full of dew, as if they want to cry to people. Orchid Ming Sun Kehong There is a beautiful woman in the empty valley, suddenly embracing the loneliness. When the east wind blows, the fragrance is far away and fragrant. Orchid Mingxue Net I love the orchid's unique fragrance, and I don't like the color to beautify the spring sun. The west wind is cold and the dew is deep in the forest, and it smells good even if there is no one around. Orchid's two poems are bright, Li Ri, Hua Yan, the mud is about to fall, wet and fragrant, Chu Wan passes by Xiaodie and is busy. It's like entering a deep dream at the host's house, wearing new makeup with all the fragrance. I regret that Youlan insisted on it, and Huakai didn't discuss it with me. Touching the tip of the nose creates a feeling of relief, and the intention is to look for the fragrance, but it is not fragrant. It is written that the orchid in Mingjing Pianpian Road is a species in the deep forest, and it still pity the fragrance of the valley. How can we cross Xiaoxiang if the wind is not strong? Zheng Banqiao's many paintings of orchids and spring breezes are worthless. One branch of sapphire and half of it are beautiful. The sun rises in the mountains, and the birds in the forest carry out their beaks of lovesickness in February. The wonderful fragrance on the top of the mountain is clear. Zheng Banqiao is on the top of Qianshan Mountain, and the deep cracks in the rocks are thick with wonderful fragrance. There are floating clouds under our feet, and we don’t know each other when we come and go, and we don’t stay when we go. The orchids in the mountains and Banqiao in Qingzheng have been quiet through the ages. This is the flower. I don’t want to hear it, but only the haze. When collecting firewood, you may be afraid of the road coming, so you need to use a high mountain to cover it. Inscribed painting: Lan, Banqiao, Zheng, Qing Dynasty. Standing on the top of a thousand mountains, the deep crevices in the rocks are full of wonderful fragrance. It’s not without the floating clouds under our feet. We don’t know each other when we come and we don’t stay when we go. Huanxi sand orchid flowers are like dew seedlings seen in copper bottles, and the sparse flowers are desolate and delicate. The clear tears in the Xiangjiang River are dripping with spring tides, how can we have the same heartfelt love? There is no Ye Ye to help the wind mark, and the heartbroken episode is Li Sao. Ode to Orchid Zhu In the forest of flowers and trees in De Yuexiu Park, hundreds of flowers are in full bloom, each competing for spring. Only the fragrance of orchids is just right, which makes Wuyang City valuable for a while. The poem "Yong Orchid" by Zhang Xueliang was famous all over the world and settled in thousands of homes. The leaves are full of righteousness, and the flowers are not floating when you grind them. Evergreen fights the severe cold and spends the summer with a smile. A true gentleman among flowers, his grace conveys elegance. Cui Tu Youlan Tang Cui Tu Youzhi everyone would rather know, the fragrance is only kept secretly. Since there is no gentleman to wear it, the country's fragrance has not declined. The white dew sticks to you early in the morning, and the spring breeze comes late every time. It's better to be a road grass, what does Fenfu want to do! Lan Ming Chen Ruyan said orchids grow deep in the mountains, emitting a fragrant fragrance. Occasionally, it was appreciated by the world and moved to the high hall. When the rain and dew are lost, the roots and plants leave their hometown. Although it has the power of love and protection, long-term care is not the way to go. In winter, there is zero frost and snow, and the green leaves may be damaged by eagles. How can I be in the forest gully and still be fragrant at the end of the day? Four Quatrains of Ode to the Tongxin Orchid, Qing Qian, Qianyi Xinzhuang, and just as he was stopping to pick orchids, he suddenly saw a sprig of Tongxin spitting out. Cherish the will of God in tailoring, and make up your eyebrows to express your joy. The orchids, Qiu Qiu, Jin and Jiuwan are unique in planting, and they are most suitable for hairpins to help beautify the head. As soon as the master came to Linxuan, the great poet Su Dongpo left a famous saying that "it is better to eat without meat than to live without bamboo". Bamboo promises peace. Bamboo: Bamboo slips. Bamboo newspaper: Another name for letters from home in the old days. Refers to the safe family letter. Duan Chengshi of the Tang Dynasty, "The Sequel to the Chief Yang Zazu: The Second Branch of the Plant": "Only the Tongzi Temple in the north has a bamboo nest, which is only a few feet long. It is said that the temple has a large outline and the bamboo is safe every day." The bamboo buds are as luxuriant as the pine trees. The roots are as stable as bamboo, and the branches and leaves are as luxuriant as pine trees. It is used as a eulogy for longevity or the completion of a palace, and also as a metaphor for family prosperity. "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·Siqian": "Like bamboo buds, like pine trees." "Mo Zhong Ji" by Fan Shiyan of the Ming Dynasty: "Wish you a long life, may the bamboo buds be luxuriant, and the sun and the moon be long." Qingmei Zhuma Qingmei: green plum. Bamboo horse: a bamboo pole used as a horse for children to ride on. It is a metaphor for the innocent feelings of boys and girls playing together. Tang Dynasty Li Bai's poem "Long Thousand Journeys": "The man came riding a bamboo horse and went around the bed to make green plums. Living together for a thousand miles, the two children have no doubts." Maolin Xiuzhu Xiu: Long. Dense tall bamboo forest. Wang Xizhi of Jin Dynasty's "Preface to the Collection of Orchid Collection": "There are high mountains and luxuriant forests here." The force is like breaking bamboo. The situation is like splitting bamboo. After splitting the upper end, the lower part separates with the blade. Describes victory step by step without any hindrance. It also describes unstoppable momentum. "Book of Jin·Du Yuzhuan": "The military power has been strengthened, such as breaking bamboo. After a few knots, it will be easily solved.

"Water Margin" by Shi Naian of the Ming Dynasty: Chapter 99: Guan Sheng and others took advantage of the momentum and drove forward, as powerful as broken bamboo, and defeated Dugu County. The Seven Sages of the Bamboo Forest are a general name for seven famous scholars in the Wei and Jin Dynasties. "Wei's Spring and Autumn" "Ji Kang, Chen Liu, Ruan Ji, Hanoi Shantao, Henan Xiangxiu, Ji's brother Xianlangxie Wang Rong, and Pei native Liu Lingxiang were traveling in the bamboo forest with friends, and they were known as the Seven Sages. Pines, bamboos, and plums—Three Friends of Suihan. Pines and bamboos survive the winter without carving, while plums endure the cold and bloom. They are the three friends of Suihan. Cheng Minzheng of the Ming Dynasty wrote "Three Friends in Cold Years". Zhushan Ci is the name of the collection of Ci. It was written by Jiang Jie (named Zhushan) in the late Song Dynasty. The name of the collection of Zhupo Ci. Written by Zizhi in the Song and Zhou dynasties. Zizhi's courtesy name was Shaoyin, and his name was Zhupo Jushi. He once served Qin Hui in a charming way, and his records were recorded at that time. Zhuzhi Ci is the name of Yuefu's "Modern Songs". Also known as "Bamboo Branch". The name of Tang Jiaofang's song. Later used as word card. Sometimes the lyrics and music are collectively called "Bamboo Branches". A folk song from the original Bayu area (now eastern Sichuan). Tang poet Liu Yuxi adapted new lyrics based on folk songs to sing about the scenery of the Three Gorges and the love between men and women. Since then, poets of various generations have written many "Zhuzhi Ci", and they also often praise local customs and the love between men and women. The full name of Zhuwu Tingqin is "Qin Youran's Bamboo Wu Tingqin". Drama script. Written by Yuan Shizi Zhang. It tells the story of Gu Zheng Cailuan, who was playing the piano in Zhuwu, and met the scholar Qin Xiuran. The two fell in love with each other and got married. Bamboo Chronicle is a chronicle history book in ancient China. It got its name because it was originally written on bamboo slips. Bamboo Grove Abode Sanskrit translation. The first temple in ancient India was in the village of Kalanda in Central India. Zhuxi Liuyi According to "New Tang Book: Biography of Li Bai", the Tang poet Li Bai lived in Rencheng, Shandong (now Jining, Shandong), where he lived with Kong Chaowen, Han Huai (Han Mian in the old Tang book), Pei Zheng, Zhang Shuming and Tao Mian. The six of them hid in Culai Mountain, singing and drinking, and were known as "Zhuxi Liuyi" at that time. Bamboo Leaf Pavilion Miscellaneous Notes book title. Written by Yao Yuan of the Qing Dynasty. The records include anecdotes from the Qing Dynasty, palace rituals of the Qing Dynasty, official affairs in the imperial examination hall, customs and customs in the northeast and northwest regions, and anecdotes about famous people. It also reflects corruption in the military system, salt administration, and official administration. Zhuxiangzhaixiang Opera Score, compiled by Zhang Qiaodong of the Qing Dynasty. The same type as "Hundred Games of Chess". Hollow bamboo means two scars with a long gap in the middle. Silk and bamboo orchestra generally refers to music. Also known as "orchestral silk and bamboo". It is the general name for musical instruments such as harps, flutes, and so on. "Preface to the Orchid Pavilion Collection" by Wang Xizhi of Jin Dynasty: "Although there is no flourish of silk and bamboo orchestra, one dendrobium and one chant are enough to express the tranquility." "Silk" refers to string instruments, and "bamboo" refers to wind instruments. Gold, stone, silk and bamboo Gold: refers to musical instruments made of metal. Stone: refers to a chime made of stone. Silk: Refers to string instruments. Bamboo: refers to wind instruments. Refers to various types of musical instruments. Also refers to various musical sounds. "Zhuangzi·Jiao Thu": "Those who are more intelligent than others will mess up the five tones, the six rhythms of ballads, the sounds of gold, stone, silk, bamboo, and yellow bells and big lu, which are not the same as those of teachers." Pin Bamboo and Silk Pin: Wind instrument. Generally refers to wind instruments. The fourth chapter of Yuan Dynasty's "Salesman's Dan" by Anonymous: "I don't know how to taste bamboo and play silk according to the palace merchants." Ai Si Hao Zhu describes the music as tragic and moving. Mourning: the sound of sad strings. Haozhu: Huge bamboo tube. Tang Dynasty Du Fu's poem "Drunk as a Horse Falls, All the Dukes Watching Each Other with Wine": "Meat and wine are like mountains for a while, the first feast is full of silk and bamboo." Song Dynasty Lu You's "Long Song Xing" poem: "Mourning, silk and bamboo help the drama drink" , such as a huge field being tilted by the Yellow River. "The potential of breaking bamboo can be seen as "the potential is like breaking bamboo". The sound of drilling on the bamboo is (year), the name of the fish, and the body is slippery. The drill fish is sticky and slippery, making it difficult to move up. The old metaphor is that it is difficult to make progress. "Guitian Lu" written by Ouyang in the Song Dynasty said: "(Mei Shengyu) was first ordered to edit the Book of Tang. He said to his wife Diao: 'My editing of books can be said to be like putting a monkey into a cloth bag.' Diao said to him: 'You are no different from an official than you are to fish on a bamboo pole!'" Mango shoes bamboo stick Mango shoes: a kind of straw sandals. Bamboo stick: walking stick. A metaphor for something you use with you. "Four Quatrains" by Chen Shidao of the Song Dynasty: "The bamboo stick in the mango shoes is the most important thing for the body." The phrase "having a mature bamboo in the chest" is the same as "having a mature bamboo in the chest". Chengzhu: Ready-made and complete bamboo. Before I started painting bamboo, I had a complete image of bamboo in my mind due to repeated observations, so I became more comfortable in painting. It is a metaphor for having a firm opinion on a matter or having made comprehensive arrangements beforehand, thus appearing calm and confident. Su Shi of the Song Dynasty wrote in "Wen Yu Ke Hua Gu Yan Bamboo Notes": "Therefore, when painting bamboo, you must have the bamboo in your heart. If you hold the brush and look at it carefully, you will see what you want to paint, and you will be eager to follow it." Huang Bu of the Song Dynasty " As a gift to Wen Qian's nephew Yang Keyi for studying literature and asking for poems with Ke Hua Bamboo: "When I was with Ke Hua Bamboo, I felt confident." Meat Bamboo noisy meat: refers to the singing sound coming from the mouth. Bamboo: wind music. Meuzhu: refers to music in general. Noisy: noisy and messy. Describe the music as messy. Pu Songling's "Strange Stories from a Liaozhai Studio·Xizhu" of the Qing Dynasty: "The thunder and drought are ringing in the ears, and the meat bamboos are noisy, and it is no longer possible to hear words and laugh." It is difficult to write out of bamboos. Exhausted: exhausted. Bamboo: In ancient times, bamboo was used to make bamboo tubes for writing. Book: verb, write. It is difficult to finish writing even if all the bamboo is used. There are so many crimes in the original metaphor that I can't finish them all. It also means that there are many facts and it is difficult to write them all. "Old Tang Book·Li Mi Biography": "If you exhaust all the bamboos in the Nanshan Mountains, the sins of writing will be endless; if you cut off the waves of the East China Sea, it will be difficult to end the evil flow.

"Withered Bamboo Empty Talking Bamboo: Bamboo Slips. It refers to old ancient books and empty discussions that have no practical value. Han Dynasty Huan Kuan's "Salt and Iron Theory·Li Yi": "All living beings are incapable of coming up with strange plans, and they plan on the Xiongnu's strategy to secure the border from afar. Embrace dead bamboo and keep empty words. "Cuddling chickens and raising bamboos is an old metaphor for palace officials who sit on the ground and exploit them by any means." Feng Menglong of the Ming Dynasty recorded in "An Introduction to Ancient and Modern Tan" that Xiahou Biaozhi, the magistrate of Xinchang County in the Tang Dynasty, asked Li Zheng to hold chickens and plant bamboos for him as soon as he took office. Benefit from it. In ancient times, King Yao had two daughters. The eldest daughter was named Nüying, and the second daughter was named Ehuang. The elder sister was two years older than the younger sister. Both Nvying and Ehuang were handsome, virtuous and kind-hearted. The king liked his two daughters very much. King Yao chose Yu Shun as his successor and gave his two daughters to Shun. After the king's death, Emperor Shun came to the throne. The "Three Miao" tribes in the south (now Hunan) harassed the border many times. Shun personally led an army to march south, and Emperor E and Nvying also followed them, retaining the army on the shores of the Xiang River. When they marched south to Cangwu, King Shun unfortunately died of illness and was buried at the foot of Jiuyi Mountain (later people called this place Lingling). When Emperor E and Nüying received the bad news, they cried bitterly until tears flowed from their eyes. Sprinkled on the bamboo, the bamboo was stained with spots and became mottled bamboo. Later, the two sisters drowned and died. In order to commemorate E Huang and Nv Ying, they built a temple next to the Xiang River and named it Huangling Temple. Both of them became goddesses of the Xiang River. Ehuang was the king of Xiang, and his wife Ying Xiang. Their tombs were on Mount Heng. After the death of the second concubine, Junshan of Dongting Lake at the outlet of the Xiang River produced a kind of bamboo with spots on it. The purple scars are said to have been formed by the blood and tears of the second concubine. People named this bamboo "Mottled Bamboo", also known as "Xiangfei Bamboo", which is what Chairman Mao refers to in his poem "Mottled Bamboo Drops a Thousand Tears". Story. There are two famous lines in the poem "Changgan Xing" by Li Bai, a great poet of the Tang Dynasty: "The man came riding a bamboo horse and went around the bed to make green plums." "Riding a bamboo horse and playing with green plum blossoms is a children's game. Later generations often use the term "childhood plum and bamboo horse" to describe the situation of children playing together innocently. The word "bamboo horse" first appeared in "The Book of the Later Han Dynasty·Guo Heqianji Biography": (Guo Qianji ) When he arrived at Xingbu and Meiji, Xihe, there were hundreds of children, each riding a bamboo horse, greeting him. The senior officer asked: Why did you come from afar? "The so-called "bamboo horse" turned out to be a bamboo pole used as a horse for children to ride on. Liu Yiqing of Jin Dynasty recorded in "Ye Shuo Xin Yu·Fang Zheng": "The emperor said: "Is it good for you to recall the bamboo horse again?" ''"The "bamboo horse" here refers to childhood friendship. When reading ancient poems and articles, it is common to see people praising local officials with the story of children riding bamboo horses to welcome Guo Qianji, such as Bai Juyi's "To the Governor of Chuzhou" Poem: "Laughing at the children riding bamboo horses, drunkenly carrying guests on the fairy boat. "Du Mu's poem "Du Qiuniang" in the Tang Dynasty also contains a poem about bamboo horses: "The bamboo horse drama is gradually thrown away, and the magic of dancing chickens is revealed. "Mrs. Bamboo" In ancient poetry, "Mrs. Bamboo" is a word that is used frequently. For example, Su Shi of the Northern Song Dynasty wrote a poem in "Sending a Bamboo Table to Xie Xiucai": "Leave me to sit on the tree with you, and I will give you the speechless Bamboo Lady." "Another example is Lu You's poem "Retreating in Early Summer" of the Southern Song Dynasty: "Ping Jie recruited Qu Taoist priests again and hired a new Mrs. Bamboo beside the bed. "What is "Bamboo Lady"? It turns out that it is an ancient utensil for relieving the summer heat. "Cihai" explains: "A utensil for placing a bed mat to keep cool when sleeping in summer, made of bamboo green leaves, or made of whole sections of bamboo. , cylindrical, hollow, with holes around it for ventilation. "But now there are very few bamboo products on the market. In ancient poetry, "Mrs. Bamboo" is a word that is used frequently. For example, Su Shi in the Northern Song Dynasty wrote in his poem "Giving Bamboo Tables to Xie Xiucai": "Leave me alone with the wood. Sit down and give this to you, Mrs. Wuyu Bamboo. "Another example is Lu You's poem "Retreating in Early Summer" of the Southern Song Dynasty: "Ping Jie recruits Taoist priests again, and a new Mrs. Bamboo is hired by the bedside. " Life is valuable if you have something in mind