A poem expressing leisure.

The poem expressing leisure is as follows:

1, several early warblers compete for warm trees, and their new swallows peck at spring mud.

2, three or two peach blossoms outside the bamboo, the spring river plumbing duck prophet.

3. The ancient trees are towering, and Zhang Li helped me cross the bridge east.

4, the autumn water is only four or five feet deep, and the wildness is only two or three people.

5, see through the butterfly, some water flies slowly.

6, crowing Maodian month, people swim Banqiao frost.

7. Deng Dongpo arrived and Lin Wei wrote poems.

8. Drunk moon, sage of dreams, bewitched by flowers, you turned a deaf ear to the emperor.

9. Let's open your window in the garden and field, and talk about mulberry and hemp with our cups in our hands. Wait until the holiday on the mountain, and I'll come back in chrysanthemum season.

10, from now on, if you ride leisurely on the moon, you will knock on the door with a cane all night.

1 1, birds fly high, and lonely clouds go to leisure alone.

12, people are idle, the night is quiet and the mountains are empty.

13, short paper inclined grass, clear window fine milk tea.

14, my mother-in-law asked the silkworm bath to see gardenia in the atrium.

15, leisurely collecting the history of Yaling's poverty, drunk listening to Yin Qingsheng's orchestral music.

History of China's poetry;

Poetry has a long history in China, stretching for thousands of years. There are 305 poems in The Book of Songs, which are divided into three parts: wind, elegance and ode, all of which can be sung by music. Most of the chapters in The Book of Songs have a distinct sense of the times and people's nature. They make good use of fu, bi and xing. The sentence pattern is mainly composed of four words, and the sentences are repeated in many chapters, which laid a profound humanistic foundation and artistic foundation for later literary creation. At the end of the Warring States period, a new poetic style with unique Chu culture style-Chu Ci was formed in the southern State of Chu.

The sentence patterns of Chu Ci vary in length, with six words and seven words as the main ones, and the word "Xi" is often used. Qu Yuan, the founder and main author of Chu Ci, created immortal poems such as Li Sao and Nine Songs in this way, becoming the first great poet in the history of China literature. Li Sao, his masterpiece, is the most magnificent lyric poem in the history of China ancient literature. Qu Yuan was followed by Song Yu, Le Tang, Jing Ke and other Chu Ci writers. The appearance of Chu Ci marks the higher stage of China's poetry from the folk collective singing and development to the poet's independent creation.