What are the poems about peaches?

1, the peach blossoms are scattered and the peach branches are drooping.

From: Ten Lines Xi Line Xi by Yao He in Tang Dynasty

Peach blossoms are flying all over the sky, and there are so many peaches that the branches are drooping.

2, four pounds of peaches are treasured by the world, and the carved board is a guest. Queen Hai Xia has red spots on her cheeks, and the jade ball contains autumn water.

Yuan Dynasty: Liu Song's Song of Four Jin of Peach

These four catties of peaches are authentic and delicious in the world. When they are put on carved plates and presented to guests for tasting, they all praise their size. The red dot on the peach is like the blush on the queen mother's face. This peach contains the beauty of the whole autumn.

3, peaches are pressed on the leaves of tung trees, and the wind and rain are coming.

From: Two Poems by Zhang Leiqiu in Song Dynasty

Peaches crushed all the branches, and the continuous rain turned gloomy.

4. The old farmer went to collect sand and didn't know that peaches were in China.

Said by: Song Zhang Kun, Appreciating Qian Shan.

The old farmers gathered in Changsha in groups of three and five, not knowing that peaches had settled in Xihua.

5, hearts are ripe like fire and thrown into the world and the world.

From: Ming Dynasty "Ji", nine poems about immortals.

Hearts are ripe and thrown into the world, red as fire.