What are the ancient poems about geese returning to the north?

1, both return to the flood and break the group, but still return to the north. Before flying to the north, I knew that it was snowy in the desert in the north, or the south that spent most of the Spring Festival in the south. -Su Shi's Night Scene by the Hui Chong River in Song Dynasty

Moral: The geese flying in the north are just like people returning to the north, and they are reluctant to go and almost fall behind. Thousands of miles away, I already know that the desert in the north is snowy, so it is better to stay in the spring in the south of the Yangtze River for half a month.

2. The scenery in Qiu Lai is different, and Hengyang Goose is unknown. -Fan Zhongyan's "The Pride of the Fisherman" Qiu Si in the Song Dynasty

Moral: When autumn comes to the frontier fortress, the scenery will be very different, and the geese in Hengyang have left nothing behind.

3, heartbroken Jiangcheng geese, fly high to the north. -Du Fu's Return to the Wild Goose in the Tang Dynasty

Meaning: Worried intestines are broken. The geese in Jiangcheng fly north in the sky.

4, Wan Li people go south, three spring geese fly north. -Wei Chengqing's poem "Singing geese in the South" in the Tang Dynasty

I was banished to the sinister, hot and humid south thousands of miles away. When spring blossoms, geese fly north.

5. Who sent the brocade book? When Yan Zi returned, the moon was full of the West Building. -Song Dynasty Li Qingzhao's "A Prune, Red Lotus Root Fragrance and Jade Autumn"

Meaning: look up at the distant sky, where white clouds are curling up. Who will send the brocade book? By the time the geese flew back, the moonlight had spread all over the west building.