1. In front of the court, the peony demon is unqualified, and the lotus on the pool is pure and affectionate.

only peonies are truly national colors, and the capital moves when flowers bloom. —— Pretending to be in the Tang Dynasty: Liu Yuxi's "Appreciating Peony"

Interpretation:

The peony flowers in the courtyard are gorgeous, but the style is not high; The lotus on the surface of the pool is bright and clean, but it lacks enthusiasm.

Only peonies are the real national colors. In the flowering season, they attracted countless people to enjoy them and shocked the whole capital.

2. Anyone who doesn't love peony flowers is the best thing in the city.

It's suspected to be the work of Luochuan Goddess, which breaks the morning glow in a thousand ways. -from: Peony by Xu Ning in Tang Dynasty

Interpretation:

Who doesn't like peony flowers? When they are in full bloom, they monopolize the beautiful scenery in the city.

unless the goddess waterinfo is dancing there, it is as beautiful as the brilliant morning glow.

3. At the beginning of the brocade, Mrs. Wei was rolled up, and the embroidered quilt was piled up more and more.

He lowered his hand to carve Yu Pei, and bent down to fight for the golden dress.

When the Shijia candles were cut, the Xunling incense burner could be smoked.

I am a crayons in my dream, and I want to send the book leaves to the clouds. -from: Peony by Li Shangyin in the Tang Dynasty

Interpretation:

The curtain of the brocade has just been rolled up, and it is a beautiful wife of Wei; The silk embroidered mattress is still piled up, which is a handsome Yue-e monarch.

It's like dancing with one's hands down, and the carved jade ornaments are turning randomly; It's like bending over and dancing, and Yujin skirt is scrambling to spin.

It's like a candle in Shi Chong's house. Why do you always have to cut off the wick? It's like Xun Lingjun's body skin, so why not dye it carefully with a censer?

I'm Jiang Yan, a poet. I got that colored pen in my dream, and I want to write beautiful words on the leaves and send them to Chaoyun.

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Peony is a seven-tone poem written by Li Shangyin, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem expresses the poet's love and love for the right person by chanting peony, compares it with stunning beauty, describes people with flowers, and implies that the lover in the mind is as beautiful as flowers and jade.

The first couplet depicts a close-up picture of a single peony with allusions. The couplet shows the graceful and graceful appearance of the peony when it is swaying in the wind, the neck couplet describes the color and fragrance of the peony in detail, and the tail couplet uses the classic of passing colored pencils in a dream to show the excitement of the poet. The whole poem is ingenious in conception, borrowing things more than people, imitating things with people, writing peony clearly, praising beauty secretly, and having a unique style.