Colorful poems

Colorful flowers generally describe spring, from the Peony Pavilion written by Tang Xianzu in the Ming Dynasty: "It turns out that colorful flowers are everywhere, and it seems that they have all been given to that broken well." This means that such charming spring flowers are not appreciated, and they are all paid for the broken well and the broken wall.

Colorful, this is to describe all kinds of flowers, colorful, beautiful scenery, but also a metaphor for things to be prosperous and colorful. There are colorful poems:

1, Minglian: colorful, pleasing to the eye and full of fun.

2, Qin Mu's "Long Street Lights, Send North": "Flowers are colorful, full of flower racks.

3. There is a saying in Huang Jingren's Snow-filled Mountain with Ice Flowers in the Qing Dynasty: "Empty flowers come first, colorful."

4, you can also use "colorful" sentences, such as: the spring flowers in the garden are colorful and beautiful!