Which poems have healed your soul? Warmth and healing, every sentence touches your heart.

1. "Sobering up from Drunk on a Beautiful Spring Eve" - ??Lu Guimeng of the Tang Dynasty

I spent several years wandering around the rivers and lakes with nothing to do, and got drunk in Huanggong's old wine shop.

After I woke up, I didn’t know that the bright moon was covered with flowers and shadows, and beautiful people were supporting me.

Description: "The whole body is covered with flowers and shadows, and beautiful people are supporting them" is a wonderful pen in the whole article, which depicts the charming scenery with bright moonlight and scattered shadows of flowers. The word "full" has infinite interest in it. It blends "flower", "moon", "shadow" and "intoxicating" into a seamless whole, integrating the graceful charm of spring, beautiful scenery, poetry and noble people. This poem is dedicated to describing the joy of drunkenness. It is written in a free and easy way, full of interest. The poet tries his best to express his carefree and leisurely mood in a natural and leisurely style.

2. "Listening to the Rain" - Song Fangyue

I sleep in the bamboo studio and listen to the rain, and moss grows in my dream.

The door is silent and the mountain is opposite, and the body is idle and the birds don’t guess.

Guests should be tired of drinking, but flowers bloom for poetry.

It is best not to draw the curtains, lest clouds come and go.

Description: Watching the falling flowers and listening to the rain. Who in the busy world does not yearn for a leisurely life. Listening to the rain singing softly, the door is deserted, with only the green mountains facing it, and the birds are very intimate without any thought. Although no one comes to visit, the poet has a special pleasure in being friends with birds. Drinking wine, admiring flowers, and writing poems alone, you are free and detached, which is enviable. It takes readers from the noisy world to a poetic dwelling. Although there is not a single word of Zen, Zen interest can be seen everywhere.

3. "Moonlight at Spring Mountain" - Yu Liangshi of the Tang Dynasty

There are so many wonderful things in Spring Mountain that I forget to return home at night.

Holding the moon in the water in your hand, your clothes are filled with the fragrance of flowers.

There is no distance when happiness comes, but I want to leave and cherish my beauty.

Looking south to where the bell rings, the tower is deep and green.

Description: This poem describes the pleasure of admiring the moon in the mountains on a spring night. The poet painted a quiet and distant picture of the moon on a spring mountain at night, revealing a leisurely and contented mood of enjoying the mountains and rivers. The style of the whole poem is light and elegant, the description of the objects is vivid and full of charm, especially the two sentences of the jawline couplet, where things and I blend together, the spirit is complete, the artistic conception is clear, and the wit is full of fun. It has always been popular among people.

4. "Ode to the Autumn River" - Linbu of the Song Dynasty

The egrets and egrets sleep in the vast expanse, and the water soaks into the blue sky without leaving a trace.

What I love most is that after the rain, there is a fireworks boat with rice and fish.

Description: The poem "Ode to the Autumn River" written by Lin Bu can be regarded as an eternal masterpiece of chanting reed flowers. The poem depicts a quiet autumn river scenery. The egret took a nap peacefully on the vast beach. There was not even a ripple on the water. A patch of reed flowers was washed extremely white by the fresh rain. Wisps of smoke slowly rose from the fishing boat...

5. "Que Ti" - Tang Dynasty Liu Fenxu

The road ends with white clouds, and the spring and green streams grow.

From time to time, fallen flowers arrive, and the fragrance is carried by the flowing water from afar.

Xianmen faces the mountain road, and Shenliu Reading Hall.

Every day, the bright light shines on your clothes.

Description: This poem describes the beautiful environment along the way to a villa in the mountains. It is not about the leisurely life of the poet himself in the mountains, but about the seclusion of his friends in the mountains. The whole poem is fresh and natural, graceful and smooth, written in spatial order, from far to near, from outside to inside, with a lingering aftertaste, giving it an unusual artistic charm.

6. "Returning to the East River at Night" - Wang Ji of the Tang Dynasty

The stone moss should be pragmatic, and the branches should be easy to climb.

The road back to Qingxi River is straight, and I will return by singing in the moonlit night.

Description: This poem is very small, just four sentences and about 20 words. The content of this poem is also very trivial. They are all ordinary scenery and ordinary things. However, the poet seemed to write it down At this time, all kinds of fun came out in a swish. We seemed to see a poet who was both exhausted and overflowing with joy appearing in front of everyone.

7. "Shepherd Boy" - Lu Yan, Tang Dynasty

The grass spreads across the field for six or seven miles, and the flute makes three or four sounds in the evening breeze.

After returning home and having a good meal, after dusk, I lie down under the moonlight without taking off my coir raincoat.

Description: This poem shows a vivid picture of a shepherd boy returning home to rest at night: wilderness, green grass, flute sound, shepherd boy, coir raincoat and bright moon. There are scenes, feelings, characters, and voices in the poem. This vivid scene appears in the poet's field of vision from far to near; it describes the tranquility of the rural life of the farmer, and also reflects the hard work of the shepherd boy's grazing life. It is A short song in praise of labor. The grassland, the sound of the flute, the moonlit night, and the shepherd boy are like a tranquil ink painting, making readers feel peaceful.

8. "Those who seek hermitage will not find them" - Tang Jia Dao

Panasonic asked the boy and told him to go and collect medicine.

Only in this mountain, I don’t know where the clouds are.

Description: The success of this poem lies not only in its simplicity; simple and complex words are not enough to explain its beauty. Shigui is good at expressing emotions. The lyrical feature of this poem is the depth found in the plain. This poem seems to be colorless and bare, with light makeup rather than heavy makeup. In fact, it has a natural shape, bright colors, and appropriate shades. The lush green pines and lingering white clouds, the green and the white, the pine and the clouds, its image and tone are exactly consistent with the identity of the hermit deep in the cloud mountain.