Su Dongpo's most classic poems

Su Dongpo's ten most classic poems are as follows:

Su Shi's ten most famous poems are: Double Ninth Festival in Ding Feng, Mink Head, When Will There Be a Bright Moon, Butterfly Lovers, Spring Scenes, ManFang Ting, Fairy on the Riverside, Xijiang Moon, Nian Nujiao, Nostalgia at Red Cliff, Huanxisha and Buji.

Su Shi (103765438+1October 8th-1August 24th), whose real names are Zi Zhan and He Zhong, was once called Tieguan Taoist, Dongpo lay man and Su Xian, [1-3].

His writing is arbitrary; His poems have a wide range of themes, fresh and vigorous, good at exaggeration and metaphor, and unique style.

Su Dongpo's ten most famous poems are as follows:

1, Dingfengbo Chongyang

Serve the pot with the guests. Jiang's shadow geese fly at first.

It's hard to smile in this world. Young,

Chrysanthemums must be inserted in your head. As drunk as a fiddler, it's time for a holiday.

Jiao Yun. Don't complain about the oblique light when boarding the plane.

Who is not old through the ages. How much is it?

Why did Niu Shan get more stains on his clothes?

2. "When will there be a bright moon?"

When did the moon begin to appear? Ask heaven for wine.

I don't know about palaces in the sky. What year is tonight?

I want to go home by wind, but I'm afraid of Qionglou Yuyu.

It's too cold up there.

Dance to find the shadow, what is it like!

The moon turned into a scarlet pavilion, hanging low on the carved window, shining on the sleepy self.

The moon should not have any resentment against people. Why is it round when people are gone?

People have joys and sorrows, and the moon has ups and downs.

This matter is ancient and difficult to complete.

I hope that people will be friends for a long time, and it is beautiful.

3. "Recent Spring"

Flowers wither and red apricots are small.

Swallows fly, green water people go around.

Small catkins are blowing on the branches

There are many fish in the sea.

Swing inside and outside the wall

The layman in the wall, the beauty in the wall laughs.

The laughter died away, and so did the sound. Affectionate but heartless chagrin.