Poems about pears

1, the moon is full of pears, so my old friend Wan Li is across the mountain.

Source: Bai Hua, a Bodhisattva Man, written in the Tang Dynasty;

The moonlight in the yard is as white as pear flowers in the yard. Can you see the person I miss? How many customs are there in Wan Li?

2. Pears are full of fragrant snow, and tall buildings swallow kites at night.

Source: Five Dynasties Mao Xizhen's "Bodhisattva Man, Pear Blossom Full of Fragrant Snow";

Pears in the yard are like fragrant snow. In the quiet night of high-rise buildings, Zheng pieces under the eaves sobbed in the wind.

3, pear flowers have thoughts and leaves, and a tree and a river head bother you.

Source: [Tang] Bai Juyi;

Vernacular translation: I feel emotions in pear blossoms, because there are leaves accompanying me. This pear flower by the tree river moved me by this scene.

Spring breeze begins in the garden, and cherries, apricots, peaches and pears are the first to open. ?

Origin: Tang Dynasty: Bai Juyi

Vernacular translation: Spring breeze blows away the early plums in Beijing gardens, and then makes cherries, apricots, peaches and plums blossom.

Pears and dates ripen in August before the court, and trees can be planted thousands of times a day.

Source: Du Fu's Collection of Sorrow and Music in Tang Dynasty;

Vernacular translation: When the pear and jujube are ripe, the young Du Fu frequently picks trees on the ground, at least 1000 times a day.