Verses about the splendor of houses

1. Verses describing the majesty of the building

Biwa Zhuzhen: roof ridge.

Describe the beauty and beauty of a building. Biwa: green tile; eaves: eaves.

Blue tiles and red eaves. Describe the beauty of the building.

Foot rafters and tiles refer to the few bricks, tiles and wood left after the building was damaged. Layers upon floors of pavilions: repetition, continuous; pavilions: houses built on platforms.

Describes the orderly arrangement of buildings. Layer terraces: open houses built on high earth platforms.

There are layers of high platforms, and open houses built on the high platforms. It describes buildings such as pavilions, stalls and pavilions, which are high and low and well-proportioned.

Diao Liang Embroidered Hu Diao: carving, carved flowers; Embroidered House: carved and painted gorgeous door. Refers to buildings with ornate carvings and paintings.

Carved beams and embroidered columns: decorated with colorful paintings. The beams are decorated with colorful paintings and the columns are wrapped with brocade.

Describe the luxury of a building. Carved lanterns and jade masonry describe magnificent buildings.

Carved railings and jade masonry carvings: carved and painted; railings: railings; masonry: stone steps. Describe a magnificent building.

Diantanglou Pavilion: a house with more than two floors. Refers to various buildings.

Palace: a tall house. Nail Heads The nail heads on the building are dazzling.

Broken tiles and ruins describe the scene of collapsed and dilapidated buildings. Dang is Han Yan Dang: destruction, destruction; Han: cold.

Refers to houses and other buildings being burned down, leaving only the light smoke that has cooled down. Describes being completely destroyed and no longer exists.

Daxing Civil Engineering: Founding; Civil Engineering: refers to construction projects. Build houses on a large scale.

Dan Ying is carved with Jue Ying: the pillars of the house; Jue: the square rafter. The pillars were painted red and the rafters were carved with patterns.

Describes the exquisite and gorgeous architecture. Feige Liudan Feige: a pavilion built on an elevated position; Liudan: the colorful decoration is bright and ready to flow.

The pavilion built in the air is painted with bright and flowing red paint. Describe the exquisite beauty of a building.

Corning cornices: the eaves are upturned and their corners are more prominent, like flying wings; cornices are the tile heads raised on the eaves. The eaves are upturned and the tile heads are raised.

Describes the exquisite and beautiful appearance of pavilions, palaces and other buildings. High above the clouds: beyond the clouds.

Standing tall and straight, reaching into the clouds. Describing tall and straight mountains or buildings.

Guidianlan Palace is a palace with magnificent architecture and gorgeous equipment. Towering into the clouds: erect, rising high.

Standing tall and straight, reaching into the clouds. Describe tall and straight buildings and mountains.

Gaoting Daxiexie: A house built on a high platform. Refers to tall buildings in the garden for rest and surrounding landscape.

Gaotangguangshasha: a tall house. Refers to tall and luxurious housing buildings.

High platform and thick pavilion: big; pavilion: a house built on a high platform. Refers to tall buildings in the garden for rest and surrounding landscape.

Getai Wuxiexie: a house built on a high platform. A place to play music, perform songs and dances.

Intrigue and intrigue. Heart: the center of the palace; Corner: the corner of the eaves. It originally refers to the staggered and exquisite structure of palace buildings.

The latter is a metaphor for exhausting scheming and fighting openly and secretly. Intrigue originally refers to the interlacing and exquisiteness of palace architectural structures.

The latter is a metaphor for exhausting scheming and fighting openly and secretly. Antique fragrance: the smell emanating from ancient calligraphy and painting.

Quaint color and interest. Describes utensils, paintings, calligraphy, architecture, etc.

Dry clouds cover the sun. Dry: rush; cover: block. Soar into the sky and block the sun.

Describe the tallness of trees or buildings. The painted building has decorated roof beams and a high ridge.

Describes the splendor of a building. Paint the roof beams with red curtains and red curtains.

Describes the majestic and luxurious buildings. Painted pavilion Zhulou is a pavilion decorated with paintings.

Describes exquisite and luxurious buildings. Brilliant and magnificent describes buildings and so on that are very gorgeous and splendid.

Hongtuhua constructs a grand and gorgeous architectural landscape. The magnificent buildings of Hua Wu Qiu Hui turned into mounds.

It is a metaphor for the rapid rise and fall. The magnificent buildings of Huawuqiu Ruins turned into mounds.

It is a metaphor for the rapid rise and fall. The magnificent buildings on Huawu Hill turned into mounds.

It is a metaphor for the rapid rise and fall. Magnificent: a majestic sight.

Describe the majestic scenery and buildings. Brilliant: emerald green.

Describes a building that is gorgeously decorated and dazzling. Jinbihuiying describes the building's gorgeous decoration and dazzling brilliance.

Same as "glorious". Jinbi Yinghuang describes the building's gorgeous decoration and dazzling brilliance.

Same as "glorious". Jinpu Ququ Jinpu: The metal base used to hold the door knocker on the door, usually in the shape of an animal or a dragon or a snake; Ququ: coiled.

Refers to the ornate decoration on the door. A metaphor for the grandeur and luxury of a building.

Skyscrapers obstruct the sun: cover. Touching the sky, covering the sun.

Describes mountains or buildings that are very tall. Pavilions and pavilions generally refer to tall and magnificent buildings.

Pavilion, a building with a roof but no walls. Pavilion, terrace, pavilion: high building; pavilion: an elevated building; platform: a high altar made of earth; pavilion: a house on a platform.

Generally refers to tall and gorgeous buildings. Loutanggusuofu: high-rise building; hall: palace; pavilion: hotel; place: place.

Generally refers to all high-end buildings. Pavilion: a multi-story building; platform: a high and flat building for overlooking; pavilion: a building with a roof and no walls for leisure; pavilion: a type of building.

Refers to a variety of buildings for rest and sightseeing. The golden tower of Qionglou is like the jade of Qionglou.

Refers to the palace in the moon and the tower in the fairy world. Also describes magnificent buildings.

Qionglou Yuyu Qiong: beautiful jade; Yu: house. It refers to the palace in the middle of the moon and the tower in the fairy world.

Also describes magnificent buildings. Qiongtai Jade Pavilion Qiong: beautiful jade.

Refers to the moon palace pavilions in mythology. Describe a magnificent building.

Qiongtai Yuyu Qiong: beautiful jade; Yu: eaves, extended to a building. Refers to the moon palace pavilions in mythology.

Describes a magnificent building. Miraculous workmanship and heavenly skill describe the marvelous construction and layout, which are beyond human ability.

The term "magical craftsman" describes buildings, paintings, etc. that are so exquisitely conceived that they cannot be done by human beings. Towering into the sky refers to a mountain or building that is so high that it reaches the clouds.

Ruins and ruins describe dilapidated and ruined buildings. Special shape: weird.

Originally refers to the various shapes of palace buildings, which are unique and novel. Later, it generally refers to the strange shapes of utensils, competing for their beauty and beauty.

When you are on the river and sea, your heart is in Wei Que. Wei Que: The tall building outside the ancient palace gate was used as the name of the imperial court. People who used to be dismissed from official positions are still thinking about entering the imperial court.

Later, it is often used to satirize the false hermit who is obsessed with fame and fame. When you are in the Jianghu, you have Wei Que in your heart. Wei Que: the tall building outside the ancient palace gate, used as the name of the imperial court.

It used to refer to a person who has been dismissed from his official position, but still thinks about entering the imperial court. It is often used to satirize the pretense of being obsessed with fame and fortune. 2. Poems about houses

The poems describing "houses" are as follows:

1. Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty, "Qingpingle·Village Residence"

Low eaves Small, green grass on the stream.

Wu Yin is so charming when he is drunk. Whose old lady is gray-haired?

The eldest son is hoeing beans to the east of the stream, while the middle son is weaving a chicken coop.

What I love most is that my child died, lying down at the head of the stream peeling lotus pods.

2. "Inscription on the Humble Room" by Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty

If the mountain is not high, it will be famous if there are immortals. If the water is not deep, if there is a dragon, it will be spiritual. This is a humble house, but I am virtuous. The moss marks are green on the upper steps, and the grass color is green on the curtains. There are scholars who talk and laugh, but there are no idle people when coming and going. You can tune the plain Qin and read the Golden Sutra. There are no messy ears of silk and bamboo, and there is no laborious shape of case documents. Zhugelu in Nanyang, Yunting in Western Shuzi. Confucius said: What is so shameful?

3. "Pastoral Works in Spring" by Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty

Spring doves are singing on the house, and apricot blossoms are white beside the village. Holding an ax to cut down the distant mountains, hoeing the spring veins.

Returning to Yan recognizes the old nest, and the old sees the new calendar. When I'm standing in front of my cup, I suddenly feel helpless, and I feel melancholy as a traveler from afar.

4. "Cold Food on the Tomb" by Yang Wanli of the Song Dynasty

What a shame for a straight man! Can bridges in danger be exempted from assistance?

The maples in the distant mountains are pale, and the wheat in the dilapidated house is lonely beside it.

The spring breeze returns to the grass, and there is nothing new in the last year.

Pear blossoms eat food from the cold, and only worry about the rest during the festival.

5. "Song of a Thatched House Broken by the Autumn Wind" by Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty

In August, the high autumn wind roared and rolled up the triple thatch on my house. Mao flies across the river and spreads across the outskirts of the river. The taller ones hang on the treetops, while the lower ones float around the pond.

The boys in Nancun deceived me because I was old and weak, and I could not stand facing a thief, so they openly carried me into the bamboo. My lips were burnt and my mouth was dry and I couldn't breathe. When I returned home, I leaned on my stick and sighed.

The wind in Russia makes the clouds dark, and the desert turns dark in autumn. The quilt has been as cold as iron for many years, and the delicate child is lying on it and is cracked inside. There is no drying place for the leakage at the bedside, and the rain is like hemp on the feet and has not been stopped. Since my period is chaotic and I don’t sleep much, how can I get wet all night long?

There are tens of thousands of mansions in Ande, which can shelter all the poor people in the world with joy. They are as peaceful as a mountain without being affected by wind or rain. Alas! When I suddenly see this house in front of my eyes, my house alone will be broken down and frozen to death! 3. What are some poems that describe "magnificence"?

1. The wind blows the rain into the building, so the magnificence should be praised with good words.

After the rain passes, the river and the sea are blue, and the lightning catches the purple golden snake.

2. The Jin family traveled south to the old Chang'an.

The land is the emperor's residence, and the mountain is the dragon and tiger plate.

The sky above Jinling is spectacular, and the moat is clear from the waves.

The drunkards go back to the radius, and Wu Ge enjoys himself.

3. Long-term strategy to defeat Wu Bo, ambition to compete with Zhou Lu.

Thousands of people weigh heavily in Zhangzhou, and nine tripods light Yigu.

Search clouds and dreams, and build magnificent buildings.

The world is more ups and downs, with good and bad luck depending on it.

4. With its double eaves and soaring towers, it is a magnificent and prosperous capital.

5. The Xianglu Waterfall looks across from each other in the distance, and the cliffs reach the peak.

Green shadows and red clouds reflect the morning sun, and birds cannot fly to Wu Tianchang.

Climbing high and spectacular, between heaven and earth, the vast river will never return.

The yellow clouds are moving thousands of miles, and the white waves are flowing over the snow-capped mountains. 4. Poems about houses

1. Once I left this place, I became home all over the world. (Li Shimin's "Two Poems about Passing the Old House")

2. The pillars of my family are declining, and I am worried about coming to school. Qiu Prayer. (Li Ang's "Inscription on the Journey to Cultivation of One's Bamboo Barriers")

3. Beside the Wangjia Avenue in the imperial residence, the divine horse, dragon and turtle gush out of the holy spring. (Cai Fu's "Songs of Suburban Temple·Enjoy the Dragon Pond Movement·Second Chapter")

4. Return to the boat without waiting for the moon, and return to the king's house in Yue. (Li Bai's "Xianghe Song Ci·Four Songs at Midnight·Summer Songs")

5. War Each of us gathered our bows and arrows, and headed west to face our hometown far away. (Wang Jian's "Zaqu Song Ci·Liaodong Journey")

6. The fisherman in the Peixi Bay is fishing in the west and returning to the east. (Zhang Zhang) Zhihe's "Miscellaneous Ballads and Songs of the Fisherman")

7. My home in Wuhui is far away from the green mountains, and the white clouds are deep in my foreign country. (Chen Ziliang's "Thinking of Returning on a Spring Day in the North of the Saipei")

8. Huang Shang Yuan Ji, the state and the family are at peace. (Lu Zhaolin's "Nine Chapters of Zhonghe Music·The Sixth Song of the Chu Palace")

9. The Tian family has no neighbors, sitting alone in the spring garden. (Lu Zhaolin's "Spring Festival Gala Villa") "Two Poems")

10. Mountains and rivers are only about things, how can palaces and temples be homes. (Zhang Jiuling's "The Fenghe Holy System First Came out of Luocheng")

11. Furong Qindi Marsh , Lu Ju's Han Homeland. (Song Zhiwen's "A Banquet in the Lotus Garden in Spring")

12. Under the flowery moonlight in the forest, it is different from a spring family. (Wang Bo's "Sitting at Night on Shanfei")

13. There are many fishermen in Pukou, and they invited me to go on the boat. (Chu Guangxi's "Cai Ling Ci")

14. Whose family is on the Qiantang River, and the daughters on the river are all beautiful. (Wang Changling, "Huan") "Girl with Shape")

15. A lonely sword thousands of miles away, sent to a family in Qianfeng. (Liu Changqing's "Gift to Yuan Rongzhou")

16. "Ode to Afang Palace" by Du Mu

17. "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng" by Wang Bo

18. "The Story of Yueyang Tower" by Fan Zhongyan

19. "Inscription on the Humble Room" by Liu Yuxi

20. "Huang Crane Hug" Cui Hao

21. "Guanwa Gong Fu" Fan Chengda

22. "Nangmen Fu" Sima Xiangru

23. Gong The first poem of Zhongxing Music (Li Bai, Tang Dynasty)

Title: Written by imperial edict. The Emperor Ming sat in the Agarwood Pavilion and felt something, and wanted to make music in vain. When he was called in, Bai was already drunk. He poured water on his face from left to right to relax a little. The writing is written with exquisite precision.

The golden house of Xiaosheng is full of purple microorganisms. Mountain flowers are placed in the bun, and carnations are embroidered on the robe.

Every time I leave the deep palace, I always follow the chariot back home. I just worry about the singing and dancing disappearing, turning into colorful clouds flying.

24. The Song of Thatched Cottage Broken by the Autumn Wind

Du Fu

In August, the high autumn wind roared and rolled up the three thatched roofs of my house. Mao flies across the river and spreads across the outskirts of the river. The taller ones hang on the treetops, while the lower ones float around the pond. ? A group of children in the south village bullied me into being old and weak, and I was a thief who could not stand it. He hugged the grass and planted the bamboo, his lips were burnt and his mouth was dry and he couldn't breathe. When he came back, he leaned on his staff and sighed. ? The wind in Russia makes the clouds dark, and the autumn desert turns dark. The quilt has been as cold as iron for many years, and the delicate child is lying on it and is cracked inside. There is no drying place for the leakage at the bedside, and the rain is like hemp on the feet and has not been stopped. Since my period is disordered and I don’t sleep much, how can I get wet all night long? ? There are tens of thousands of mansions in Ande, which can shelter the poor people all over the world and make them happy. They are as peaceful as a mountain that does not stand up to wind and rain. Alas! When I suddenly see this house in front of my eyes, my house alone will be broken down and frozen to death!

25. A poem about high-rise buildings in the northwest

Author: Lu Ji? (Wei and Jin Dynasties)

How tall is the tall building? It's far away, steep and peaceful. The beautiful window comes out of the dust. Flying in the clouds.

The beautiful woman plays the harp and harp. Slender hands are clear and free. The aroma is carried by the wind. The mournful sound is fragrant orchid.

Who can take care of the beauty? Allure in one shot. Standing and looking at the sun. He sighed again and again.

Stay there for a long time without complaining. May the singers be happy. Sijia returns to Hongyu. Fly together and fly together.

5. Poems about houses

○ Once I leave this place, I will become my home all over the world. (Li Shimin's "Two Poems about Passing the Old House")

○ The pillars of my family are declining, and I am worried about coming to learn Qiu Prayer .(Li Ang's "Inquiry on the Journey to Cultivation of One's Bamboo Barrier")

○Beside the Wangjia Avenue in the imperial residence, the sacred horse, dragon and turtle gush out of the holy spring. (Cai Fu's "Songs of Suburban Temple·Enjoy the Dragon Pond Movement·Chapter 2")

○ Return to the boat without waiting for the moon, and return to the Yue Wang family. (Li Bai's "Xianghe Song Ci·Four Songs at Four O'clock in the Midnight·Summer Songs")

○The war warriors each put away their bows and arrows, Directly west, I face my hometown far away. (Wang Jian's "Miscellaneous Songs and Songs: A Journey to Liaodong")

○ A fisherman fishes in the Feixi Bay, and his boat is home to the west and back to the east. (Zhang Zhihe, "Miscellaneous Songs and Songs· Journey to Liaodong") "Song of the Fisherman")

○My Wuhui family is far away from the green mountains, and the white clouds are deep in the foreign country. (Chen Ziliang's "Thinking of Returning on a Spring Day in the North of Saibei")

○Huang Shang Yuanji, the country's family is in peace .(Lu Zhaolin's "Nine Chapters of Zhonghe Music·The Sixth Song of Song Chu Palace")

○The Tian family has no neighbors, sitting alone in a garden in the spring. (Lu Zhaolin's "Two Poems on the Spring Festival Evening Villa")

○Mountains and rivers are only about objects, how can palaces and temples be homes. (Zhang Jiuling, "Fenghe Shengzhi first came out of Luocheng")

○ Furong Qin Dimarsh, Luju Han Homeland. (Song Zhiwen, "Spring Day Furong" "Garden Waiter Banquet")

○Under the flower moonlight in the forest, it is like a family in spring. (Wang Bo's "Sitting at Night on Shanfei")

○There are many fishermen in Pukou, and they invite each other My boat. (Chu Guangxi's "Cai Ling Ci")

○Whose family is on the Qiantang River, and the daughter on the river is the best in flowers. (Wang Changling's "Huansha Girl")

○Wan Liyi A solitary sword, sent from thousands of peaks to a family. (Liu Changqing's "Gift to Yuan Rongzhou") 6. Poems and famous aphorisms about houses

★Famous aphorisms about "home"

○Home, The paradise of the world (Germany)

○Birds love their nests and people love their homes (UK)

○Other people’s gold and silver nests are not as good as your own straw nest

○No pest bird will soil its own nest (UK)

○For Adam, heaven is his home; however, for Adam’s descendants, home is their paradise ( Voltaire)

○My house is like a castle to me, and the law cannot drive me out from there --- (W. Stoneford)

★ " "Home"

○Once you leave this place, the world becomes your home. (Li Shimin's "Two Poems on Passing the Old House")

○The pillars of my family are declining, and I am worried about coming to learn Qiu Prayer. (Li Ang's "Questions on Cultivation of One's Own Bamboo Barrier")

○Beside the Wangjia Avenue in the imperial residence, there is a holy spring with a sacred horse, dragon, turtle and spring. (Cai Fu's "Songs of Suburban Temple·Enjoy the Dragon Pond Movement·Chapter 2")

○ Return to the boat without waiting for the moon, and return to the Yue Wang family. (Li Bai's "Xianghe Song Ci·Four Songs at Four O'clock in the Midnight·Summer Songs")

○The warriors gathered their bows and arrows, and returned due west to face their hometown far away. (Wang Jian's "Miscellaneous Songs and Songs: A Journey to Liaodong")

○A fisherman is fishing in Feixi Bay, and his boat is from the west to the east. (Zhang Zhihe's "Miscellaneous Ballads and Songs of the Fisherman")

○My Wuhui family is far away from the green mountains, and the foreign country is surrounded by white clouds. (Chen Ziliang's "Thinking of Returning on a Spring Day in the North of the Great Wall")

○Huang Shang Yuanji, the country's family is in peace. (Lu Zhaolin's "Nine Chapters of Zhonghe Music·The Sixth Song of the Crown Prince")

○The Tian family has no neighbors and sits alone in a garden in the spring. (Lu Zhaolin's "Two Poems on the Spring Festival Evening Villa")

○Mountains and rivers only ask about objects, and palaces and temples are not homes. (Zhang Jiuling's "The Holy System of Fenghe First Came Out of Luo City")

○ Furong Qin Di Marsh, Lu Ju Han's homeland. (Song Zhiwen, "A Banquet in the Lotus Garden on a Spring Day")

○The flowers in the pond under the moonlight look like a family in spring. (Wang Bo's "Sitting at Night on Shanfei")

○There are many fishermen in Pukou, and they invited me to take a boat. (Chu Guangxi's "Cai Ling Ci")

○Whose family is by the Qiantang River? The daughter on the river is the best flower. (Wang Changling's "The Girl with Shape")

○A solitary sword thousands of miles away, sent to one family across thousands of peaks. (Liu Changqing's "Gift to Yuan Rongzhou")

○The east house and the west house are sent out at the same time, and it takes less than a month to go north and south. (Li Bai's "Jiangxia Journey")

○1 I went to Changsha to move to Changsha, but when I looked west to Chang'an, I didn't see my home. (Li Bai's "Listening to the Flute Playing on the Yellow Crane Tower with Shi Lang Zhongqin")

○The Tian family has been plowing, and morning smoke rises from the well house. (Wei Yingwu's "Yan Qi in the Garden, Sends to Zhaoying Han Ming Mansion and Master Lu's Book")

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★ "Home" in Tang Poems

○Once you leave this place, you will become home all over the world. (Li Shimin's "Two Poems on Passing the Old House")

○The pillars of my family are declining, and I am worried about coming to learn Qiu Prayer. (Li Ang's "Questions on Cultivation of One's Own Bamboo Barrier")

○ Return to the boat without waiting for the moon, and return to the Yue Wang family. (Li Bai's "Xianghe Song Ci·Four Songs at Four O'clock in the Midnight·Summer Songs")

○The warriors gathered their bows and arrows, and returned due west to face their hometown far away.

(Wang Jian's "Miscellaneous Songs and Songs: A Journey to Liaodong")