Poetry about minerals

1. The poem about stone is 1. The mountains were hewn out with a thousand hammers, and the fire burned like idle fire. -Yu Qian's Lime Song

It means: it can only be mined from the deep mountains after tens of millions of hammering. It regards the burning of blazing fire as a very common thing.

2, love this fist stone, exquisite and natural. -Cao Xueqin's Painting Stone from the Topic

It means: I love this fist stone, and I am naturally ingenious.

3. Next to the changing river, it stood like a stone. He was heartbroken and swallowed Wu bitterly. -Du Fu's Eight Arrays

It means: despite the impact of the river, the stone remains the same. The thousand-year regret lies in Liu Bei's blunder in swallowing Wu.

4, beauty becomes ancient stone, moss refutes yellow flowers. -Liu's "Wang Fushi"

My wife and lover have become ancient stones, the moss has grown and the flowers have faded.

5. One or two bluestones and three or four white lotus branches. -Bai Juyi's Lotus Stone

There are two green stones in the water, and the white lotus has three or four flowers.

2. What idioms describe the grotesque shapes of minerals? They are rugged, uneven and nirvana-free.

Strange shapes (q and xíng guàI Zhuang): an unusual and strange shape. Sentence: London is full of grotesque stalagmites and stalactites, which are fascinating and amazing.

Guài shí lín xún: refers to the appearance of various grotesque rocks protruding and overlapping. The strange pines and rocks in Huangshan Mountain are very beautiful.

Uneven (cēn cī bù qí): The length, height and size are inconsistent with the original intention. Described irregularly or at different levels.

Sentence: Those trees haven't been pruned for a long time and are uneven in height. Nièr obz: Nie, mineral name, used as a black dye in ancient times.

It is black. It won't be black with nie dye.

Sentence making: In the corrupt officialdom of the late Qing Dynasty, few senior officials can stay in nirvana and stick to their moral bottom line.