What are the beautiful poems praising lilacs?

1, the wood rustled, and Joan threw up under the glass leaves. Su Xiang Roushu. Elegant and charming. -"Little Red Lips, Fragrant Lilacs" by Wang in the Song Dynasty. Moral: Leaves are still sparse, lilacs will bloom under lilacs, and faint fragrance will surround the trees, which is praised as the pleasure of hermits by scholars.

2, the west window is white, the moonlight is cool, and the lilac snow in the first hospital. -Modern Wang Guowei's "Red Lip Screen but Acacia". Moral: the west window is white, the moon shadow is mottled and cold, and the lilacs in the courtyard are like snow.

3, lilacs are weak, and the branches are still padded. The leaves are thin and floating, and the flowers are sparse and light. -Du Fu's Four Lilacs on the River Head in the Tang Dynasty. Meaning: Lilacs are very weak and bear many seeds. The leaves and flowers are beautiful, but they are plain and not gorgeous.

4. Acacia is only on the clove branch and on the cardamom tip. -Wang Wei's "Eyes are Delicate and Willow is Soft" in Song Dynasty. Meaning: Deep-rooted acacia is now only on fragrant lilac branches and beautiful cardamom tips.

5, messy lilac tips, full of flowers until dusk. -Li He's unforgettable song in the Tang Dynasty. Meaning: She was holding a branch of lilac in her hand, sticking it aimlessly and watching the flowers wither in front of her.

6, plum blossoms are vulgar, cloves are bitter and rough. From Li Qingzhao's "Passing Huanxi Sand to Rub Gold" in the Song Dynasty. It means: plum blossom only pays attention to appearance, and its overlapping petals are like a woman who can only make up, which makes people feel very tacky. Lilac clusters are too stingy to stretch out at all.

7. Yao Ji has been gone for thousands of years, and lilacs and bamboos cry for old apes. From Wushan Gao written by Li He in Tang Dynasty. The goddess Yao Ji has disappeared for thousands of years, and the cries of old apes come from time to time in the bamboo forest among lilacs.

8. The bluebird doesn't spread the news outside the cloud, and the lilacs are empty in the rain. From the Five Dynasties poet Li Jing's "Paving Huanxi Sand, Hand-rolling Jade Hooks and Real Beads". The messenger has never sent a message from a distant pedestrian, and the lilacs in the rain remind me of the condensed sadness.

9. Diligently untie the lilac knot and let the branches spread incense. From Lu Guimeng's Lilac in Tang Dynasty. It means that whoever can find and untie the knot in Lilac's heart will release his feelings and talents to Wan Li.

10, now the past is unforgettable, and the dream revolves around Qin Lou. From the Song Dynasty poet Wang Kan's "Lilac Acacia". It means: it's really hard to recall the past now, and the dream soul returns to the boudoir where you lived. Deep-rooted acacia is now only on the fragrant lilac branches and the beautiful cardamom tips.