Poems describing love with parrots

Golden parrot in hand, phoenix embroidered on the chest. It is better to marry and be a mandarin duck.

From: the golden parrot in Nan Gezi's hand

Author: Wen [Tang Dynasty]

The woman to be married has a golden parrot embroidered in her hand and a phoenix embroidered on her chest. Secretly look around, secretly look around, I can't wait to marry him like this and be a mandarin duck for life.

Brief introduction of the author

Wen (about 8 12 or 80 1 824) was a poet and poet in the Tang Dynasty. Real name Qi, word Fei Qing, Taiyuan (now southeast of Qixian County, Shanxi Province) Qi people. Rich in genius, quick thinking, every time he enters the exam, he puts the official rhyme into eight rhymes and eight forks, so he is also known as the "literary octagon" But relying on talents is unruly and good at mocking powerful people. He has made many taboos and hates this era. Therefore, scholars who have repeatedly cited non-first scholars have long been demoted.

Guan Zhong, Guo Zi's teaching assistant. Proficient in melody Gong, as famous as Li Shangyin, is called "Wen Li". His poems are gorgeous, elegant and exquisite, and the content is mostly female feelings. He is superior to other poets in the late Tang Dynasty in artistic achievements of Ci, and he is the leader of Huajian School, which has had a great influence on the development of Ci. In the history of Ci, he is on par with Wei Zhuang and is called "Wen Wei". There are more than 70 words. Later generations compiled Wen Fei Qing Ji and Jin Yun Ji.