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Anonymous users2024-01-24Leaf nest warbler, flat wave flocculent, broken bridge oblique day return ship. How many times can you travel? Look at the flowers again next year. The east wind and the roses live, to the roses, spring has been pitiful. What's even more poignant, thousands of green Xiling, a touch of barren smoke.
Where did the swallows know back then? But the moss is deep and the grass is dark and sloping. Seeing the new sorrow, now I also go to the gull. I have no intention of continuing the dream of singing, covering the door, and sleeping lightly. Don't open the curtains. I'm afraid to see flying flowers, I'm afraid to hear the cries.
"High Balcony: Spring Sense of West Lake" is the work of Zhang Yan, a lyricist in the late Song Dynasty. This word uses the West Lake to express the sorrow of the country's ruin. The first three sentences write the scene, using the scene to set off the desolation of the country's ruin and family. >>>More
Gaoyang Copying Taiwan West Lake Spring Sense Zhang Yan.
The leaf nest warbler, the flat wave rolls, and the broken bridge returns to the ship on the oblique day. How many times can you travel? Look at the flowers again next year. The east wind and the roses live, to the roses, spring has been pitiful. What's even more poignant, thousands of green Xiling, a touch of barren smoke. >>>More
Sunday 1I put up with the hustle and bustle.
Festive streamers hung down my chest. >>>More
Each with clusters of purple particles on its top has a special sense of gloom in the breeze, and at the same time, you can see the solemnity of the combination of human labor and hope in the past year from the mature state. Through the cracks in the ranks of pine and cypress trees, you can see the pale green plains in the distance, and the ochre-colored fields that have just been turned over by glittering hoes, and the village in this background, the silver lake at the end of the village. As far as my hands and feet can reach, I can grow and wither from the silver-white sheening dogtail grass.
This poem borrows from the West Lake to express the sorrow of the country's ruin. The first three sentences write the scene, using the scene to set off the desolation of the country's ruin and family. The two sentences of "can travel several times" are the most painful, expressing the infinite sorrow of the precarious day. >>>More