There are ancient poems about oranges.

1, "After the first snow, it's orange and pomelo day, Jun Enxin Xu Xiangchuan." -Herry Liu's One of Zhu Gongyun's Three Poems.

This poem describes the scene in which Chu Ju survived three times in the snow, but still survived tenaciously. This reflects the tenacity and vitality of oranges, and also expresses the poet's praise and respect for oranges.

2. "Beads describe that as time goes on, the smell of nectar becomes cold."-Bai Juyi's Book of Picking Gong and Orange.

This poem describes the changes of oranges during their growth and the wonderful taste after frost. The poet compares oranges to precious nectar by metaphor and symbol, which shows the beauty and value of oranges.

3. "Frost gradually gets water, and oranges are like gold." -Meng Haoran's Ting Orange.

This poem depicts that oranges become redder and more dazzling after frost, just like gold hanging on the branches. The poet vividly displayed oranges with metaphors and descriptions, highlighting its preciousness and beauty.

4. "The oranges in the middle of the mainland are ripe, the sun is shining, and there are many flowers on the pond, which are sent to autumn." -Lu Tao's Fu Chengyuan appeases the assistant minister and is blocked by Jiang Yu, and meets him in Zhang Ya and tells him the rhyme.

This poem depicts the beautiful scenery of Orange Island and the flourishing scene of oranges when they are ripe. By describing the natural landscape, the poet expressed his admiration for oranges and his awe of nature.

5. "Drink a pair of oranges and you will wake up when you fall to the ground." -Anonymous "Drunk Double Oranges".

This poem vividly describes the feeling of eating oranges and the nostalgia for beautiful things after drunkenness. The poet used metaphor and description to compare the beautiful things he saw after drunkenness to a golden circle, which showed his appreciation of beautiful things and gratitude to nature.

6. "Dongting 3,000 marched into the gate, and kumquat trees hung in front of the palace." -Li Bai's "Going to Yueyang Tower in Autumn".

This poem depicts the spectacular scene of citrus reticulata in front of the palace, and the beauty and harvest of oranges when they are ripe. The poet vividly showed the beauty and harvest of the orange tree by exaggeration and description, highlighting its preciousness and beauty.

7. "The mountain fruit is full of fragrance when it is ripe, and it is aquatic in the sky." -Li He's Thirteen Poems of the South Garden (Part V).

This poem depicts the ripeness of fruits in the mountains and the fragrance of oranges that pervades the whole mountain road, as well as the lush growth and green scenery of waterfowl. By describing the natural landscape, the poet expressed his appreciation of nature and praise for oranges.

8. "Oranges on the Huang Yun River are like honey, and there are many restaurants on Baima Lake." -Lu You's "Three Poems in the Boat" is a great slaughter.

This poem depicts the beautiful scenery of oranges on the Huang Yun River when they are ripe, and the lively scene of Baima Lake restaurant. Through the description of natural landscape and human landscape, the poet expressed his admiration for oranges and awe of nature.

9. "The exposed grapes have a faint chill, and the wind group orange pomelo is wild." -Lu You's Autumn Xing.

This poem describes the lightness of picking grapes in the open air and the fresh fragrance of wild flowers when the wind blows orange pomelo. Through the description of the natural landscape, the poet expressed his appreciation of nature and praise for orange pomelo.

10, "The jade plate is ashamed and straight, and the golden cup is rewarded with thousands." -Han Yu's Eighteen Laws of Eating Yiyuan Garden in the Early South.

This poem depicts the preciousness and value of southern cuisine, as well as the delicious wine conveyed by the golden cup. Through the description of food and wine, the poet expressed his appreciation of southern food and his gratitude to nature. At the same time, fruits such as oranges are also known as part of food.