Poems describing weeping willows

1, verse: birds. The weeping willows withered and the sun blew.

Interpretation: Flying catkins are like misty rain. The weeping willows crisscross and sway in the breeze.

Said by: Ouyang Xiu, Song Dynasty, "After picking mulberry seeds and flowers, the West Lake will be fine"

2, verse: weeping willows cover the golden embankment, and the leaves are green.

Interpretation: weeping willows droop and gently cover the golden embankment; It was a thick summer day, and the leaves of turnips became extremely lush and dense.

Said by: Xue Daoheng of Sui Dynasty, Salt Yesterday.

3. Poetry: If you stir up the spring breeze, you won't feel it. Who dares to go into battle light?

Commentary: weeping willows stumbled and danced with the spring breeze. What can be compared with elegant beauty in this world?

From: Don's weeping willows

4. Poetry: Instead of hanging willows, it is better to blow out the red flowers and occupy the spring for a long time.

Interpretation: This hundred flowers are not as long as weeping willows when they are in spring.

From: Water, Secondary Rhyme, Forest and Chun by Song and Chao.

5, verse: Jiangnan wax is exhausted, after the early plum blossoms, pay for the weeping willows in the new year.

Interpretation: The twelfth lunar month in the south of the Yangtze River is almost over, and the petals of the first plum have withered. The spring that has just arrived can only be pinned on weeping willows.

From: Song Dynasty, Su Shi's "Wandering Immortals and Singing Willow"