Tea tasting poems

1, I got drunk and fell asleep in the spring, and the gambling book disappeared and spilled tea. At the time, it was just unusual. -Na Lanxingde's "Huanxisha, who reads the west wind alone"

Don't miss the old country, try new tea with new fire. -Su Shi's "Looking at Jiangnan and Surpassing Taiwan Province"

3, cold night guests come to tea for wine, bamboo stove soup boiling fire at the beginning of red. -Cold nights in Du Lei.

4, short paper slanting idle grass, clear the window and play tea. -Lu You's First Night of Spring Rain in Lin 'an

5, wine is sleepy, but the Japanese are thirsty for tea. -Su Shi's "Huanxisha, rustling clothes and towels falling jujube flowers"

6. Zhu Xia forgot to talk about purple tea, and the winner was drunk. -tea banquet in Qian Qi and Zhao Ju.

7, the wine cellar loves bitter tea more, and the dream is broken. -Li Qingzhao's "Partridge Day, Cold Day, Rustling on the Window"

8. Hold bowls for no reason and send tea lovers. -Bai Juyi's "Mountain Spring Fried Tea"

9. The tea baked by Chen Mo is dark, but he likes to bask in sunny valleys. -Zhang Ji's "Mountain Residence"

10, alas, let bygones be bygones, who * * * sleeps in afternoon European tea. -Lu You's Living in Early Summer

1 1. Raise a glass to Tu Su wine, and have a sip of Shengli tea after the banquet. -Dong's "New Year's Day Mouth Occupy Liu Yazi Huairen Rhyme"

12, cardamom is decocted in water, regardless of tea. -Li Qingzhao's "Breaking the Huanxi Sand, Sick and Rustling"

13, old age is like wine sick in spring, and only the fragrance of tea lotus root turns into a small curtain. -Xin Qiji's Ding Fengbo, Hunchun Manxing

14, the mountain monk crossed the ridge to see the old tea, and the village girl cooked the wine. -Zhu Yunming's The First Summer Mountain

15, first prize, fragrant sleeves, lively fire and tea. -Li Qingzhao's "Transfer to Fang Ting Cao Fang Pond"

16, the tea cake tastes fragrant and the smoke condenses in the water. -Li Tao's Spring Palindrome

17, deer tied to prevent hunters, teapot filled with monks. -Du Xunhe's "Spring Mountain has something to do with snow"