Poetry riddle

It can blow off the golden leaves in autumn and bloom beautiful flowers in spring.

Scraping the river surface can set off several huge waves in thousands of feet, and blowing bamboo can make tens of thousands of poles tilt.

The title of this poem is Wind, which was written by Li Qiao, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

This poem shows the power of the wind: leaves can fall in late autumn, flowers can be pushed in early spring and February, huge waves in thousands of feet can be set off when crossing the river, and 10,000 bamboos can be blown into the bamboo forest.

02

Go by dry Cambodian monarch, the red sun sinks in the west;

The lights are shining, no one is seen, and there is no intimacy.

The answer to this poem is: door.

Every sentence in the poem is a door, Cambodia in the "aperture" is a door, the sun in the "room" is a door, the people in the "flash" is a door, and the stuffy heart is a door.

03

A bright moon hung for a long time, and a lady and a gifted scholar were tied to Dillian.

Bi Bo Chi Pan will meet you at the right time, so it goes without saying that you should read the poem carefully.

It is said that this poem was written by Bochou, a talented person from Hainan, for a hotel. The answer of the whole poem is: there are good wines to sell.

Is "a bright moon hanging for half a day" the word "you"? "A lady, a talented person with Dilian" is the word "good"; "Bibo Chi Pan Friends Club" is the word "wine"; It goes without saying that "reading poetry carefully" means "selling", and the whole poem, together, means "selling good wine" At that time, people admired Bo Chou's talent.

04

The fish swimming in the water and the sheep on the mountain walk in pairs.

One does not eat grass on the mountain, and the other does not hide in the water.

The answer to this poem is the word "fresh".

Fish and sheep are "fresh" together, and then "those who don't eat grass on the mountain" are fish and "those who don't hide in the water" are sheep. Together, it is a "fresh" word.

05

The spring breeze arrives in Hengyang overnight, and the water is long in Wan Li.

Don't go home when spring comes, although Jiangnan is a good place.

The answer to this poem is "Wild Goose". The author of this poem is Wang Gong, a poet in Ming Dynasty. The poem is called Spring Goose. "Jiangnan is good, but it is a foreign land", which means that the geese will return to the north.

This poem expresses the poet's homesickness by describing Hengyang's return to geese, not loving the scenery in the south of the Yangtze River and returning to Hengyang in spring. At the same time, it also shows the yearning for being unwilling to be an official and willing to live in seclusion. The whole poem is novel and profound.

06

The beauty pretended to be drunk and asked for help, revealing the snow-white skin on her chest.

Walking into the embroidery, I can't find it, leaving him covered in wind and rain.

This poem was written by Wang Anshi, which is a poem riddle named by the poet.

The first sentence "Beauty pretends to be drunk and asks for help" is homophonic for "diving", and then homophonic for "Jia Dao";

The second sentence "showing the white skin on the chest" is extended to "rib white" and homophonic to "Li Bai";

The third sentence "Go into embroidery to find it" is extended to "Luo Yin";

At the end of the four sentences, "Let him storm the rivers and lakes" is extended to mean "flooding" and homophonic "Pan Lang".

Li Bai, Jia Dao, Luo Yin and Pan Lang were all famous poets in the Tang Dynasty.

07

Where is the anvil now? There are mountains on the mountain.

Why be bold, second time around? Fly to the sky.

This poem is called Ankle Poetry. This collection of riddles is a collection of literary puzzles and object puzzles in one furnace. In the first sentence, "ankle" refers to straw and "ankle" refers to the chopping board for cutting vegetables. Both of them are used with "axe", and the word "fu" is homophonic.

"Anvil" was originally a cushion and knife bed where ancient prisoners lay, and later it generally referred to the woman's husband.

The second sentence is relatively simple, that is, the word "out". The word "Huan" is hidden in the third sentence, because there is a ring on the head of the ancient sword, and "Huan" and "Huan" are homophonic. The fourth sentence uses "mirror" as a metaphor for "moon" and "broken mirror" as a metaphor for "half moon".

The answer to the whole poem is: it will take half a month for her husband to return home when he goes out.