Li Shangyin's Lilac Poems

1, Li Shangyin presents the sentence of writing lilacs:

"Bananas don't show lilac festival, and the spring breeze is sad in the same direction."

"Bananas don't show lilac knots, but they miss each other in the spring breeze", which is implicit and euphemistic, and describes the deep affection and faint sadness of lovesickness people all over the world.

2. On behalf of Li Shangyin

Upstairs, I want to rest at dusk, and the jade ladder is like a hook.

Banana hearts don't show lilac's frustration, but they are also sad about the spring breeze.

3. Li Shangyin's poem is about the separation of a woman and her lover, and it is the author's sadness about leaving her lover in a woman's tone. This poem is about the separation from her lover. It is beautifully written and very emotional. Not only does the heroine write that she has no intention of leaning against the railing and overlooking, but even the bananas and lilacs in front of her are full of sadness, which adds to her sadness.

There are two kinds of cloves among the people, one is medicinal cloves, which generally refer to cloves; One is lilacs that look at flowers and smell fragrant. They are completely different plants. Lilac belongs to Myrtaceae and Syzygium evergreen trees. Lilac belongs to deciduous shrubs or trees of Oleaceae and Syringa. Lilac, native to Indonesia, is a precious Chinese herbal medicine and spice. On the other hand, lilacs are famous traditional ornamental flowers and trees originating in China.

Lilac, as a traditional ornamental flower, originated in northern China and has been cultivated in China for thousands of years. According to the available data, it was cultivated in the Southern and Northern Dynasties at the latest, and was widely cultivated as a garden flower in Sui and Tang Dynasties.