What poem is cherry blossom?

Cherry Blossom is a Yuefu poem by Yuan Zhen, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

Yuan Zhen's poems describe cherry blossoms. As far as the whole poem is concerned, the artistic conception is lively, giving people a bright and clear visual sensory experience, while describing the static scenery, it can also give people a dynamic feeling experience. In addition, the whole poem is only a few words, but it is concise and lyrical, which is really amazing.

Cherry blossoms, one branch and two branches, ten million. The flower brick once stood as a flower picker, and the broken skirt was as red as fire.

There are many cherry blossoms on a branch, and a flower picker meets a brick full of flowers, wearing a red skirt like fire.

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The first sentence "Sakura" describes the scenery straight away. The second sentence is followed by the first sentence, which uses a series of quantifiers from one to two to ten million, just like people's sight from far and near, from one place to the whole.

This description immediately gives the silent cherry blossoms an explosive and lively atmosphere. This is the exact sentence "The branches of red apricots are in spring", but it is more subtle than that of Song, and it can be as memorable as cotton wine.

In the third sentence, when the pen turns, people are thinking about things. It is a human error that "there were flower pickers for tiles". But both the author and the reader can restore the image of the flower picker to the flower brick under the cherry blossom branch.

So there is the last sentence: Luo Yi's skirt is as red as fire, and flowers set people off, and people are more colorful than flowers. If the hand is like jade, the wrist is frosted, the flowers are slightly warped, and Tingting is slim. Looking back, she smiled warmly, and the surroundings darkened instantly.