Poems describing ancient architecture in China

1, willow bridges, wind curtains and green curtains, with a staggering 100,000. From Liu Yong's "Looking at the Tide of the Sea" in the Song Dynasty, it means: smoke willow, colorful bridge, wind curtain, green tent and pavilion, with a height of about 100,000 households.

2. At sunrise, the river is redder than the fire, and the river is as green as the blue of spring. Memories of Jiangnan written by Bai Juyi in Tang Dynasty means that the sun rises from the river, making the flowers on the river brighter than red, and the green river greener than the blue grass.

3. It's a beautiful scenery in the south of the Yangtze River, and I will meet you at the time of falling flowers. From the Tang Dynasty Du Fu's "Linjiang meets Li Guinian", which means: I didn't expect there to be a big south of the Yangtze River in this landscape; When the flowers fall, I can meet you again and get to know each other.

4. There were few idle places in ancient palaces and many small bridges in water ports. From Du Xunhe's "Sending People to Visit Wu" in the Tang Dynasty, it means: the houses in Gusu City are connected and there is no open space; Even on the tributaries of this river, there are small bridges.

5. The tung leaves are covered with moss and the walls are green, and Wu Peng ships in ancient and modern times. The rain in Wuzhen described by contemporary Xu Ping refers to the sparse leaves on the plane tree, the moss on the wall is full of green, and the Wupeng boat in Wuzhen stops at Xianggujin.