Poems describing the beauty of flowers

Poems describing the beauty of flowers are:

1, Wang Anshi's Ode to Pomegranate Flowers: A little more green and colorful, not much touching spring scenery.

2. Han Yu's Liu Hua: In May, 10,000 willows shone brightly, and when they saw the branches, the children began to grow.

3. Farewell to my friend Chen: In April, the south wind blew the yellow wheat fields, but the jujube flowers did not fall in the shade of tung trees.

4, Yuan Zhen's "Chrysanthemum": It is not that flowers prefer chrysanthemums, but that this flower has no flowers.

5, Du Fu's "Suzan Public House": The rain is deeper than the chrysanthemum, and the frost is more than half of the lotus.

6. Wang Ji's "Birthday to Li Zhengjun": the pine is cold and straight, and the mountain chrysanthemum is fragrant in autumn.

7. Li Qingzhao's Fragrant Osmanthus fragrans: Why light blue and deep red? It is the first flower.

8. Liu Yuxi's Answer to the Happy Heart and Relieve the Sigh of the Dead Tree: If you don't envy three peaches and plums, osmanthus will become Xiang Qiu glory.

9. Song Wenzhi's Lingyin Temple: When the devils gather in the moon, the fragrant clouds float outside.

10, Ma Guang's "Early Summer in the Guest": No catkins are caused by the wind, only sunflowers are inclined to the sun.