Poems describing the breeze

The poem describing the breeze is as follows:

1. In the next period of time in this forest, the breeze will clear your head. -Excerpted from Tang Wei Wu Ying's Yan Ji in Uncle Chu Shi's Garden on a Dark Day.

2, Yao Yao Mountain accident, the breeze is just right for you. —— Excerpted from Tang Jiaoran's Summer Topic Zhengguhe Pavilion

3. Sit and listen to Nangong Music, and the breeze is swaying. -from Tang Deren's "Changxin Palace"

4, half a rock during the day, the breeze is full of mountains and fans. -Excerpted from Pei Youqing's "Deng Xian Shan Guan Zuo Li Shi Xiang Zun Lian"

5, cherish the south guest, the breeze is lost. -From Tang Mengguan's "Sending Rivers to Lingnan"

6. There are still prostitutes in jathyapple, and the breeze is in the forest. -Quoted from Qi's Spring Banquet as the Four Seasons Home of Liukun.

7. Running water surprises the past, and the breeze is like the past. -Excerpted from Zheng Songwenbao's Double Bamboo Shoots Stone

8. The mountain light in the west suddenly disappeared, and a bright moon slowly rose on the lake in the east. Hang your hair in the shade at night, open the window and lie down in a quiet and spacious place. -Excerpted from Tang Meng Haoran's Summer Thoughts in Nanting.

9. The wind blows from every blood vessel, but the heart is as quiet as a lamp. -Excerpted from Tang Jiadao's A Note for an Absent Person.

10, the rock is an ancient tree and the wind is like an old poem. Go to Wanshan if you want to know. -Excerpted from Don Liu Changqing's Farewell to the Mountain Man and the Rhododendron.

1 1, the wind comes to the bamboo, and the wind passes without leaving a sound; Wild geese cross the cold pool, and they don't take pictures when they cross the pool. -from Hong Yingming's Caigen Tan in the Ming Dynasty.

12, the mountains and rivers are still, and the warblers fly and fish leap into nature. -Excerpted from Tang Du Fu's "The Fifth Part of General Lin"

13, at night, the wind rustles the leaves, and you have to cross the water bridge to see the guests off. The moon falls deep and the dream suddenly breaks, and the apricot flowers and the bright moon are long. -from Tang Zhaowei's Remembrance of Yang Shan.

14 I leaned alone in the dense bamboo, playing the pipa and humming a song. It's too light for anyone to hear, except my partner, Mingyue. -from the bamboo house of Wei.

15, the wind is loose. Send Ke Zhongjing to an old man who doesn't think about home without drinking. He borrowed it and boasted about it. When you see the small building blowing away, you should also wear small crown tea. —— Excerpted from Yuan Yuji's "The wind enters the pine branches and sends it to Ke Zhongjing"

16, the camp is full, and the chess pieces violate the late mountain. But I hate seeing a suspicious person, so I won't forget my patience and reputation. -From Don Hanvo's Feeling.

17, Hanshan stone path is far away, and there are people deep in the white clouds. Stop and sit in the maple forest late, and the frost leaves are red in February flowers. -from don tu mu's "hiking"

18, the shade is quiet in the daytime, and the cicada sings the evening breeze. The city is not your own thing, and seclusion is also a merit. -from Tang Wei Wu Ying's Summer Flowers.

19, there are no birds in Baishan, and there are no footprints in Qianjing. A boat on the river, a fisherman wearing his webworm moth; Fishing alone is not afraid of snow and ice. -from Liu Tang Zongyuan's Jiang Xue.

20, hanging down to drink clear dew, flowing out of sparse tung. Cicada is far away from cicada because cicada is on a tall tree, not relying on autumn wind. -From Don Yu Shinan's Cicada.