Famous poems in Luoyang

Ying Suo, Qiu Si, The Separation of Furong Inn and Xin Qiji.

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Flowers in March are like brocade, and it takes a lot of effort to weave them.

Appreciation: This poem describes the beautiful spring in Luoyang in March of the lunar calendar. The main idea of the poem is that the oriole flies up and down like a shuttle among the willows, wearing and wearing, and has infinite affection for spring; From time to time, it makes a "crossing" sound, just like the sound when starting the loom.

In March of the lunar calendar, the flowers in Luoyang are colorful and beautiful like brilliant flowers. I don't know how much effort it takes to weave these colorful brocade.

2. Qiu Si

Seeing the autumn wind in Luoyang, I want to write a book.

Appreciation: the quatrains in the prosperous Tang Dynasty are rich in feelings, mixed in scenes and less in narrative elements; In the middle Tang Dynasty, narrative elements gradually increased, and daily life events often became the common theme of quatrains, and the style changed from vigorous romance to realism in the prosperous Tang Dynasty.

Zhang Ji's "Qiu Si" is full of emotions. With the help of a pregnant episode in daily life-the details of thoughts and actions when sending a letter home, it truly and delicately expresses the deep nostalgia of people who are away from home for their loved ones in their hometown.

3. Break up with Xinjian at Furong Inn

Friends, if my friends in Luoyang invite me; Just say I'm still Bing Xin Okho, and stick to my faith!

Appreciate:

This poem was written in the 29th year of Kaiyuan in the Tang Dynasty. The Furong Building mentioned in the poem, formerly known as Northwest Building, is located in the northwest of Runzhou (now Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province). In the vast rain curtain, the poet bid farewell to his friends who are about to return to Luoyang. Although he was in a bad situation of being vilified by many people, he saw the Wujiang Chushan, where the water and the sky meet, and his heart was clear and clear, with a little bitterness. He asked his friends to tell relatives and friends in Luoyang.

What he has is a pure jade pot and Bing Xin. Exquisite conception, profound conception, melt into the empty Ming Che's artistic conception, implicit and intriguing. This poem was written around the twenty-ninth year of Kaiyuan.

When Wang Changling left Beijing for Jiangning, Xin gradually became his friend. This time, he plans to cross the river from Runzhou, pass through Yangzhou and go north to Luoyang. Wang Changling may accompany him from Jiangning to Runzhou, and then break up here.