Poems praising talented women

1. A woman who has never been a talented woman is a fool. It is said that people are thinner than yellow flowers, but like yellow flowers in late autumn.

Who is a talented woman? Chao Cuo jade weaves ten thousand bamboo boats. I said that people are thinner than yellow flowers and can be like yellow flowers in late autumn.

2. Green, fat, red and thin have new words, and painting fan windows is very fashionable. Like a rat, if you want to write cursive notes, you will win in a few words.

Green, fat, red and thin all have new words, which is the time when painting fans and literary window school rise. There are several words in the cursive notes of Xiangguan Zhubi that surpass Wang Xizhi.

He is younger than Sue and looks strong. Rhyme is born in rhyme, and fragrance is born outside.

Just passing through Xiao Su, he looks strong. Rhyme gives birth to rhyme, and fragrance gives birth to fragrance.

4. Temperament is as beautiful as orchid, and talent is more fragrant than fairy.

Temperament is as beautiful as orchid, and talent is comparable to heaven fairy.

5. The eyebrow-sweeping genius is exquisite, and poetry is found in the snow; Flocculation never touches the mud, and the heart is old, let him laugh at the east wind.

The eyebrow-sweeping genius is looking for poems in the snow with a small and exquisite pen and a bamboo hat. The snow wadding is not stained with mud, and the heart is old, but it still laughs with the butterfly.

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Ban Zhao, a talented woman through the ages.

Ban Zhao (about 49- about 120), Aji, whose real name is Huiban, was born in Fufeng Anling (now Xianyang, Shaanxi), Han nationality. Daughter of Ban Biao, sister of Ban Gu and Ban Chao, wife of Uncle Cao (), widowed at an early age.

"The History of Women in the Later Han Dynasty" has her records. Because Hanshu, its eight tables and Tianwenzhi were not completed, it continued the imperial edict of the Han Dynasty and the emperor from the East. After several summonses, the queen was called Master Cao (gū). There are seven commandments in three volumes.

Cai Wenji, a talented woman through the ages.

(about 177 ~ AD 249) Ziyan was born in Chen Liu (now Qixian County, Kaifeng, Henan Province) at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the daughter of Cai Yong, a great writer in the Eastern Han Dynasty, and a famous talented woman and writer in the history of China. Cai Wenji's word Evonne was changed to Wenxi to avoid Si Mazhao's taboo.

Cai Wenji's father, Cai Yong, was a famous writer and calligrapher at that time. He is also good at astronomy, mathematics and physics, and is a close friend and teacher of Cao Cao. Born in such a family, Cai Wenji was influenced from an early age. He is knowledgeable, capable of writing and martial arts, good at poetry and prose, and excellent in eloquence and temperament.

Xie Daowen, a talented woman through the ages.

Xie Daowen (around 376) was born in Chenjun, Yang Xia (now Taikang County, Henan Province). Female poets in the eastern jin dynasty. Xie Anzhi's niece, daughter of Anxi General Xie Yi, second daughter-in-law of great calligrapher Wang Xizhi, and wife of Wang Ningzhi, son of Wang Xizhi who defeated Fu Jian in the late Eastern Jin Dynasty.

Once Xie An called a daughter's nephew to talk about the meaning of paper, and suddenly it began to snow. Ann asked, "What is snow like?" My nephew Xie Lang replied, "The air difference of salt spraying can be simulated." Tao Yun said, "If catkins are not caused by the wind." An Dayue's famous sentence of singing snow is well known.

Today, there is an essay "Praise of the Analects of Confucius" and two poems "Fu on Mount Tai" and "On Song Poetry in Zhunlu Middle School". Song poetry in the quasi-Song period expressed the impermanence of life by praising pine trees.

Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia