Ancient poems about Lijiang

The ancient poems about Lijiang are as follows:

1, February is cold in spring, and the fragrance is still wet. The east wind is raining and snowing, and the jade railings are covered.

This poem describes the snow scene in Old Town of Lijiang in February, when Lijiang City was very cold and the foggy dew was still wet. The east wind blows, brewing rain and snow. The ground is covered with snow, and the railings reflecting snow are like jade.

2, the mountain city is cold in February, and the fragrance is still wet. The east wind is raining and snowing, and the jade railings are covered.

This poem describes the snow scene in Old Town of Lijiang in February, when Lijiang City was very cold and the foggy dew was still wet. The east wind blows, brewing rain and snow. The ground is covered with snow, and the railings reflecting snow are like jade.

Jade Dragon Peak is 9000 meters high, sunny and cloudy. You are more beautiful when you are barefoot in the ice and snow. The monk comes to ride a tiger during the day, and Yao Taixian goes to ride a phoenix at night. The mountain god is careless and falls all the way.

This poem describes the majestic Yulong Snow Mountain in Lijiang, the cloudy climate on the mountain and the living conditions of the local people, and shows the magnificent scenery of Lijiang.

4. The poem "Sending Shu" says: The east wind is mixed with rain, and the Lijiang River is sunny. Jade hip flask is a blue ribbon to send you to Beijing to take office.

This poem describes the weather in Lijiang. Although it rains, it is sunny. The poet takes the jade pot and blue ribbon as images to express his farewell wishes to his friends.

5, Chunyang scattered Shu Qi, high-tech warbler. Bring a glass of wine to show your love.

This poem depicts Lijiang in spring. The sun is shining, and orioles are singing on the sorghum. The poet and his friend drank hand in hand to show their lifelong friendship.

6. Poem: The spring sun scattered in Shu Qi, and the new warbler rose in Liu Ti.

Commentary: The sunshine in spring gives off a warm breath, and orioles sing on the willow trees in the high places.

7. Poetry: Bring a glass of wine to show your love.

Commentary: Two people drank a glass of wine arm in arm, expressing their deep friendship.

8. Poetry: How can I pay tribute to Wang Chen without me?

Why did you leave me so soon? In the direction of noble kings and ministers.

9, verse: the car is equipped with a dagger, and the ancestral account opens the pavilion.

Commentary: Motorcyclists on the move, with short swords, set up a farewell party in the pavilion to say goodbye.

10, verse: if the cups are different, they can be combined.

Description: Glass is fragile. It's time to leave. When can we get together again?