Poems about geese flying south

1. Poems about geese flying south 1. "The second brother killed and saw the geese flying south, so it became a song" Time: Tang Author: Zhang Jiuling Hongyan came from the north, and it was a scene of smog.

Always pregnant with fanfan, always afraid of Jiangshan. Small and big go hand in hand, and feathers should be self-contained

The couple are in the morning and the crane is alone at night. Fly south for me, because the book has arrived in Meiling.

2. "Flying in the Wild Goose South" Time: Song Author: Flying in the Wild Goose South, missed out with Storm Group. Hungry and thirsty geese, whose wings are unable to droop, have to stay on cold rivers and islands.

Sand and egrets are hard to get close to, for fear of being shot by bows and arrows. I can't find a home in the vast sea of clouds. Who will listen to the swan's song?

3. "Wild Goose Flying South" Time: Song Author: Dai Nanfei, singing while flying. I don't love the healthy wings of the Han Dynasty. Love Qiu Lai has different feelings. Wan Li's rivers and lakes share the same wind, Wan Lifeng is bleak, and the mountains are barren and the water is sparse.

You shouldn't have come for Miliang, but you can enjoy living here. There was no net in the blue sky when the crowd flew by.

Who knows that there are still people in pain in the world, and sadness turns more in the middle of the night. When the geese fly south, advise them not to go near the women's house, and touch their skirts with their hands to add tears.

Don't fly near the poor family, and never complain. The geese fly south, but they stop, and there are many things in the world, so.

I used to go boating in the five lakes and see the autumn wind every year. Today, I am still young, and I have been surprised by geese.

Goose will come this year, go next year and go to Jiangnan Road next year. Those who want to send books to the border will get them back next year.

4. "Qiu Si" years: Song Author: Lu You in the sunset, Jiangcheng smell rags, geese fly south to the sky. After the mulberry branches are empty, the fermented grains are cooked first, and when the pods are ripe, the rabbits are just fat.

At the age of eight, people are often slow to move, and the old man feels doubly reluctant. There is nothing in Xu Guojin's life, and there are five plans for Liang Hongfu.

5. "Nanxiangzi Crescent Moon Like an Eyebrow" Year: Song Author: Yan Crescent Moon Like an Eyebrow. Who teaches the flute to play under the moon?

The building leans against the dusk clouds and sees the geese flying south. People who walk on the road will go home after the geese.

A moment of longing for dreams. I don't know the way to Guanshan in my dream.

But it should be too late to wait for a short book to break the enemy. When it is a cool jade pillow.

2. What are the poems about geese flying south? 1. The autumn wind starts in Bai Yunfei, and the grass falls and the geese return to the south. -Liu Che's autumn wind poems in Han Dynasty

2. When the stars are broken, the geese cross and the flute leans against the building. -Late Autumn in Chang 'an by Zhao Wei in the Tang Dynasty

3. In the dim moonlight, wild geese are soaring, and the leader of the Tatars is fleeing in the dark. -Liu Lun's "He Zhang's servant shoots the next song, the third song" in the Tang Dynasty

Autumn geese are escorted by Changfeng, and I treat them in this villa and drink my wine. -Tang Li Bai's "Xuanzhou Xielou Farewell School Book Shu Yun"

5. Wanderers listen to drums and autumn geese. -Du Fu's Moonlight Remembering Brothers in the Tang Dynasty

6. The sound of geese far exceeds that of Xiaoxiang, and the twelfth floor is self-evident. -Ting Yun's Yao Sefen in the Tang Dynasty

7. The water is cold, and the wind blows from the north south of the forest. -Meng Haoran's Cold River at the Beginning of the Moon in the Tang Dynasty

8. Thousands of miles away in Huang Yun, it's daytime, and the north wind blows goose feather and heavy snow one after another. -Two Poems by Gao Shi in Tang Dynasty "Biedongda"

9. Jiang's shadow geese are the first to fly. They are carrying pots with the guests. -Du Mu's Nine-Day Climbing in the Tang Dynasty

10, they said, the geese flying south will return here this month. -Song Wenzhi in the Tang Dynasty was inscribed on the wall of the North Inn of Dayu Mountain.

3. Poem 1 About Wild Goose, "Climbing Yueyang Tower in Twelve Summers"

Tang Dynasty: Li Bai

Climb the Yueyang Tower and overlook the Yangtze River until you reach the open Dongting Lake.

It breaks my heart to see geese flying south, and the distant mountains are in the title of a good month.

On the upper floor of the sky, stay in the chair and upload a glass of wine from the sky.

The cool breeze rising after drunkenness, blowing the sleeves with the wind, we will return.

Climb the Yueyang Tower to see the surrounding scenery, and the river leads to the open Dongting. It makes me sad to see geese flying south, and the distant peaks bring a good moon. Wait for the cloud upstairs to make a reservation and a glass of wine in the sky to upload. After being drunk, a cool breeze rose, blowing sleeves and dancing with the wind, and then we came back.

2. Yan Wen

Tang Dynasty: Wei Wuying

Where is my hometown? It is leisurely to think about it.

Autumn night in Huainan, the high house smells wild geese coming.

My hometown is far away and vague. I have no idea where it is. The idea of going home is endless. In the cold autumn rain south of the Huaihe River, I heard the geese calling from far and near.

3. The pride of Qiu Si fishermen

Song Dynasty: Fan Zhongyan

The scenery in Qiu Lai is different, and Hengyang Goose is unknown. Around, the sound of the horn sounded, thousands of miles away, and the long smoke closed.

A glass of turbid wine is Wan Li's home, but Ran Yan hasn't come home yet. Qiang tube covered with frost, people do not sleep. The general was white-haired and in tears.

The border scenery in autumn is completely different, and the geese flying to Hengyang have no nostalgia. From all directions, the wailing of the border earth sounded with the horn, in the mountains. Twilight is heavy, the mountains are setting, and the gates of the isolated city are closed.

After drinking a cup of old wine, I miss my hometown thousands of miles away, and I have a lot of thoughts, remembering my grievances, unfinished business, and I don't know when I can return to my hometown. The flute of Qiang people is melodious, and first frost is everywhere. It was late at night, and the soldiers couldn't sleep. The generals and soldiers were stained white by frost and snow, so they had to cry silently.

4. "Successful summit"

Tang Dynasty: Wang Wei

Riding a bike to visit the border and passing through Juyan County.

Pengpeng also floated out of Korea, and the geese heading north also flew into the sky.

The vast desert is lonely, and the Yellow River sets the yen.

When I arrived at the small pass, I met a spy waiting for the knight and told me that Dou Hu was in Yan.

I want to go to the border crossing by bike, and the country I pass by has passed my residence. Thousands of miles of cornices also floated out of Sai Han, and the geese heading north soared in the sky. Solitary smoke goes straight to the vast desert, and the sunset on the endless Yellow River is round. When you meet detective knight in Xiaoguan, tell me that Duhu is already in Yanran.

5. Frost Moon

Tang Dynasty: Li Shangyin

Just beginning to hear the chirping of the southern geese, the chirping of cicadas has disappeared, and I climbed to the top, looking as far as I can, and the water is natural.

The frost goddess and the moon are not afraid of the cold, and they are more beautiful and pure in the cold and frost recreation.

No sooner had I heard the chirping of geese traveling to the south than the chirping of cicadas disappeared. I climbed a building 100 feet high, and at first glance, water and sky were connected. Neither Frost Moon Goddess nor Chang 'e in the Moon is afraid of cold. They compete in the cold and frost, and compete in the cold and frost.

4. Poems related to Yan Nanfei The poems related to Yan Nanfei are:

1, Tang Meng Haoran's "Early Cold River"

Original text:

Leaves fall to the south and the north wind is bleak. My home is wandering by the river, and the sea of clouds is far away.

Tears of homesickness in the journey, see the back of the sail on the horizon. The smoke in the wind blurs where the ferry can be, and the vast river ripples in the sunset.

Translation:

The deciduous geese fly south, and the bleak north wind makes the river extremely cold. My home is near the winding water, far away from the vast sea of clouds in Chutian.

Tears of homesickness run out during the journey, watching the returning sail wander in the horizon. The wind and smoke blurred where the ferry could be, and the vast river rippled in the sunset.

2. The Tang and Song Dynasties inscribed on the wall of the North Inn of Dayu Mountain.

Original text:

In the lunar month, geese began to fly south. It is said that they flew to Dayuling, and they all turned back. Birds don't enter, but I don't travel far to Lingnan. I don't know when, when can I return home?

The tide receded, the river rippled quietly, the forest was dark and malaria was scattered. Tomorrow I will climb to the top of the mountain and look north at my hometown, or I can see the red berries on the top of the mountain.

Translation:

The geese flying south in October will fly back when they hear this. My trip is far from over. I wonder when I can come back.

The river is calm, the tide has just fallen, the mountains are dark and miasma is pervasive. Tomorrow morning, when you climb to the top of the mountain to see your hometown, you should see the red plums at the beginning of the ridge.

3. Three Kingdoms Cao Cao's "Step out of Xiamen and Go to Winter in October"

Original text:

10, the north wind is lingering, the weather is sunny, and it is drizzling in first frost.

The kite crows in the morning, the swan flies south, the stork lurks, and the bear lives in the cave.

Qian Qi stopped, the crops were closed, and the whole bank set up a company called Jiashang.

Fortunately, even! Sing with ambition.

Translation:

In early winter and October, the north wind roared, the atmosphere was cold, the weather was cold, and the frost was thick and dense.

In the morning, harriers and birds are singing, geese are flying south, raptors are hiding, and even bears are sleeping in their caves.

The farmers put down their farm tools and stopped working. The harvested crops are piled up in farmland, and hotels are arranged to receive traveling businessmen.

How lucky I am to be here, reciting poems to express my feelings.

4. Song Zhu Dunru's "Buji Lv Yan Flying South"

Original text:

The geese fly south and are separated from the geese in the wind and rain. Hungry and thirsty geese, whose wings are unable to droop, have to stay on cold rivers and islands.

Sand and egrets are hard to get close to, for fear of being shot by bows and arrows. The vast sea of clouds has nowhere to return, who listens to sorrow and joy!

Translation:

The traveling geese flew south and were separated from them in the wind and rain. Hungry and hardworking geese drooped their heads feebly and had to stay alone in the cold river and the small continent.

Storks and egrets are difficult to get close to, and they are always worried about being shot by bows and arrows. I can't find my home in the sea of clouds. Who will listen to Hongyan's crying?

5. The Tang Dynasty's "Jiuquan Zi Chu Nv does not return"

Original text:

Chu women don't return, building Xie Jiang. The moonlight is lonely, the wind rises again, and the apricot blossoms are sparse.

Hosta oblique, heavy, there is a golden phoenix on the skirt. Eight-line script, a thousand miles dream, flying south.

Translation:

She has gone back to the south and has not set foot on her way home. The small building where I live alone lies by the stream, listening to the spring gurgling every night. The bright moon is as lonely as me without company. The spring breeze blows apricot blossoms, which makes me worry about the Spring Festival Evening.

Hosta is on her head, holding clouds and fog obliquely. The phoenix embroidered with gold on your skirt seems to inhabit my heart. I really hope this spring will become autumn again. Please ask the swan goose flying south to bring my letters and my thoughts.

6. Yan's "Nanxiangzi Crescent Moon as an Eyebrow" in the Northern Song Dynasty.

Original text:

The crescent moon is like an eyebrow. Who teaches the flute to play under the moon? The building leans against the dusk clouds and sees the geese flying south. People who walk on the road will go home after the geese.

A moment of longing for dreams. I don't know the way to Guanshan in my dream. But it should be too late to wait for a short book to break the enemy. When it is a cool jade pillow.

Translation:

The new moon looks like a frown. Who told the witch to play the flute under the moon? When I was alone in a tall building, the first thing I saw at dusk was the geese flying south. But we can only wait in vain for pedestrians to chase geese back.

I just want to meet in my dream, but I don't know where the road is. I guess the letter will come late only when I wait for the text message to avenge myself. Or a lonely pillow.

5. Mr. Lu, the national quintessence of ancient wild goose poems, often sees flocks of wild geese flying from north to south in the autumn season. They are arranged in a neat line, just like a word "one", and the two lines intersect to form a word "person", which the ancients called Yan Zhen, "goose" and "goose sequence", and it is also the material of ancient poems.

Such as Lu You's poem "Seclusion": "Rain Ji chickens live early, and the wind is high and steep." Bai Juyi's Watching the Night Scenery on the Tower of the River: "The wind turns over thousands of white waves, and the geese point to the sky."

The ancients said that "geese travel in an orderly way", and the organization of geese is very prominent. When the geese fly, a goose flying in front of the team is served by a strong old goose who knows the way. The lines of Yan Zhen are very neat, and the distance between two geese is very symmetrical. According to scientific analysis, this is a wonderful "energy saving technique" for geese to make full use of airflow to fly.

The common geese in China are Hongyan, Yan Dou and White Goose. Goose is a migratory bird that migrates once a year. Fly to the north after the vernal equinox and fly back to the south after the autumnal equinox every year.

At that time, Emperor Taizong wrote a poem in Fenhe, Shanxi Province: "I don't know Fenshui today, and geese fly to meet the autumn." It can be seen that the ancients have long known that geese have the habit of migrating every year.

Because of the accurate seasonal migration of geese, the ancients regarded them as "messengers" of audio information, and there was a story of "Hongyan passing books" in history. The migration of geese twice a year shows that they are very sensitive to weather changes.

The folk song circulating in rural areas of North China goes like this: "If the seven or nine rivers can't open, the geese will always come in eight or nine miles." If the geese migrate early or late, it means the local weather is abnormal.

Lu You, a poet, paid attention to the activities of geese and revealed their corresponding relationship with climate. For example, he said in the poem "Night Return": "The cold arrived in Jiangxiang early this year, and the geese flew before the Mid-Autumn Festival."

The location of this poem is Shaoxing, Zhejiang. In those days, Yaner flew south over Zhejiang early before the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the weather became cold early. Recent observation records of geese also show that geese fly south ahead of schedule, leading to early cold weather in the north and lower temperature in the south than normal.

Although geese are migratory birds, the frost whirls south in early autumn, but ancient poetry is often associated with snow, which seems to be contrary to the facts. There is a famous saying in Xia Sai Qu by Lu Lun in the Tang Dynasty: "Wild geese are flying in the bright moonlight, and the leader of the Tatars is fleeing in the dark.

I was about to lead the light cavalry to catch up when the snow fell full of bows and knives. This poem has aroused people's new research on the living habits of modern geese, which is caused by a questioning poem written by scientist Hua in middle school Chinese teaching: "When it snows in the north, geese return to the south early."

You can't see the flying geese in the dark. As soon as this questioning poem came out, newspapers and magazines rushed to publish it and praised it, so as to encourage future generations to be good at independent thinking and doubt what their predecessors had never doubted.

However, many scholars have pointed out the shortcomings of China's poems, saying that "geese in the snow" and "the moon is shining high and geese fly high" are true. Looking up ancient poems, many poets have described snow geese.

For example, Gao Shi's "Don't Move Big" in the Tang Dynasty: "Thousands of miles in Huang Yun, the daytime shines, and the north wind blows wild geese and snow." In Song Dynasty, Su Shi's "Wandering in Mianchi River in Huaigu": "Where life is like, it should be like flying snow."

Li Bai's "A Thousand Miles of Thoughts" in the Tang Dynasty: "Hu Yan was born in the horizon, and the snow is fascinated by the river." Join the Army by He Chao in the Tang Dynasty: "The Tianshan Mountains are deserted with snow, and geese come to scatter the cold."

This scene is very much in line with Lulun's Xia Sai Qu. As migratory birds, why do geese still encounter heavy snow? This is mainly related to the changeable climate and geographical location. The temperature outside the Great Wall plummeted. As soon as the geese flew south, snow covered the earth. In addition, the geographical climate of China is quite different from the north to the south. In the lunar calendar beyond the Great Wall, it snows in August, or even earlier. "The Tatar Day is separated from In the snow in August" (Cen Can's poem) and "Snow in Tianshan Mountain in May" (Li Bai's poem), and the geese can't escape from the "snow net".

The feeling of geese flying late in the snow is also found in ancient poems, such as Cui Kun's Travel Notes on the Great Wall in the Tang Dynasty: "Rain and snow geese fly south, and dust forces the west." In the Tang Dynasty, Li Kuo wrote in the poem "Send General Zhenwu": "Lu Jiu burned Peng Yuan, and the double red twisted arrow saw it.

The ancient city road of the Yellow River is white and long in autumn. "Although you can't see the geese in the dark, it's not surprising that the geese are talking, and it's' the dark is high and the geese are soaring'.

There is evidence for this in ancient poetry. For example, in the Tang Dynasty, Li Yi's "Smelling the flute on a Spring Night": "There are endless geese in Dongting all night, so don't wait for the morning to fly north."

In the Song Dynasty, Mei Yao Chen wrote the poem Autumn Goose: "Autumn geese fly at night, and the first group comes alone." Qian Qi's "Waiting for the Imperial Palace" in the Tang Dynasty: "Falling leaves send autumn chrysanthemums, and the clouds are low and the night is bright."

An ancient battle song by Li Qi in the Tang Dynasty: "Wild geese cry sadly, the night flies, and Tatar children cry." Yuan Hao of the Jin Dynasty asked "Hui Chong Lu Yan": "The wild geese wait for the cold, and the dream breaks the yellow deer snow."

The so-called "wild goose slave" is the wild goose that plays the night shift. When there was a slight noise nearby, they immediately called the police. Then, the geese began to sing, one by one. This is the so-called frightened goose.

There is no wild goose flying silently without saying a word. As the saying goes, "people leave their names, geese leave their voices." It's hard to see anything in the dark night. Why do you know that geese are flying in the air? The reason is that, as the saying goes, "geese fly by, leaving a sound". In addition, Lu Lun is a native of Zhongpu (now Yongji, Shanxi) in Tanghe, and the Great Wall is in the north of Shanxi. Later, he served as the judge of the Marshal's House in the river, so he had a life foundation of frontier fortress and had to witness the geese and geese in the snow. The description of geese in Xia Sai Qu should be said to be scientific and true.

(Excerpted from Middle School Chinese Teaching Network).

6. Poems related to Yan Nanfei: 1. In the Tang Dynasty, Meng Haoran's "Early Cold Jiang Huai" Original: Mu Du Nan, a north wind in the cold water zone.

My home is wandering by the river, and the sea of clouds is far away. Tears of homesickness in the journey, see the back of the sail on the horizon.

The smoke in the wind blurs where the ferry can be, and the vast river ripples in the sunset. The deciduous geese fly south, and the bleak river in the north wind is particularly cold.

My home is near the winding water, far away from the vast sea of clouds in Chutian. Tears of homesickness run out during the journey, watching the returning sail wander in the horizon.

The wind and smoke blurred where the ferry could be, and the vast river rippled in the sunset. 2. The poem written by Song Wenzhi in the Tang Dynasty on the wall of an inn in Beishan, Dayu: It is said that the wild goose flew south and turned back this month.

Birds don't enter, but I don't travel far to Lingnan. I don't know when, when can I return home? The tide receded, the river rippled quietly, the forest was dark and malaria was scattered.

Tomorrow I will climb to the top of the mountain and look north at my hometown, or I can see the red berries on the top of the mountain. The geese flying south in October will fly back when they hear that they are coming.

My trip is far from over. I wonder when I can come back. The river is calm, the tide has just fallen, the mountains are dark and miasma is pervasive. Tomorrow morning, when you climb to the top of the mountain to see your hometown, you should see the red plums at the beginning of the ridge.

3, the Three Kingdoms Cao Cao's "Step out of Xiamen and Go to Winter in October" Original: Meng Dong October, the north wind is lingering, the weather is sunny, and there are countless first frost. The kite crows in the morning, the swan flies south, the stork lurks, and the bear lives in the cave.

Qian Qi stopped, the crops were closed, and the whole bank set up a company called Jiashang. Fortunately, even! Sing with ambition.

In early winter and October, the north wind roared, the atmosphere was cold, the weather was cold, and the frost was thick and dense. In the morning, harriers and birds are singing, geese are flying south, raptors are hiding, and even bears are sleeping in their caves.

The farmers put down their farm tools and stopped working. The harvested crops are piled up in farmland, and hotels are arranged to receive traveling businessmen. How lucky I am to be here, reciting poems to express my feelings.

4. In Song Dynasty, Zhu Dunru wrote "Buji Lv Yan Flying South". Original: Lu Yan flies south, and the storm group loses first. Hungry and thirsty geese, whose wings are unable to droop, have to stay on cold rivers and islands.

Sand and egrets are hard to get close to, for fear of being shot by bows and arrows. The vast sea of clouds has nowhere to return, who listens to sorrow and joy! The traveling geese flew south and were separated from them in the wind and rain.

Hungry and hardworking geese drooped their heads feebly, so they had to stay alone in the cold river and the small continent. Storks and egrets are difficult to get close to, and they are always worried about being shot by bows and arrows.

I can't find my home in the sea of clouds. Who will listen to Hongyan's crying? 5. In the Tang Dynasty, the original text of "Jiuquan Zi Chu Women Don't Return": Chu women don't return, and the building rests by the river.

The moonlight is lonely, the wind rises again, and the apricot blossoms are sparse. Hosta oblique, heavy, there is a golden phoenix on the skirt.

Eight-line script, a thousand miles dream, flying south. She has gone back to the south and has not set foot on her way home.

The small building where I live alone lies by the stream, listening to the spring gurgling every night. The bright moon is as lonely as me without company.

The spring breeze blows apricot blossoms, which makes me worry about the Spring Festival Evening. Hosta is on her head, holding clouds and fog obliquely.

The phoenix embroidered with gold on your skirt seems to inhabit my heart. I really hope this spring will become autumn again. Please ask the swan goose flying south to bring my letters and my thoughts.

6. Northern Song Yan's "Nanxiangzi Crescent Moon as an Eyebrow" Original: Crescent Moon as an Eyebrow. Who teaches the flute to play under the moon?

The building leans against the dusk clouds and sees the geese flying south. People who walk on the road will go home after the geese.

A moment of longing for dreams. I don't know the way to Guanshan in my dream.

But it should be too late to wait for a short book to break the enemy. When it is a cool jade pillow.

The crescent moon bends like an eyebrow. Who told the witch to play the flute under the moon?

When I was alone in a tall building, the first thing I saw at dusk was the geese flying south. But we can only wait in vain for pedestrians to chase geese back.

I just want to meet in my dream, but I don't know where the road is. I guess the letter will come late only when I wait for the text message to avenge myself.

Or a lonely pillow.

7. Poems about geese and rain chickens live early, and the wind is high and oblique.

-Lu You's "Dwelling House" arrived in Jiangxiang at the beginning of this year, and no geese flew in the Mid-Autumn Festival. -Lu You's "Night Return" is full of white waves and wild geese refer to the sky.

-Bai Juyi's "Looking at the Strange Scenes of the Jiangta at Night" I am like a lonely goose moaning to the shadow, and I am like a water plant torn from its roots in autumn. * * * Looking at the bright moon and crying, for the heart, five places, all sick and willing.

-Bai Juyi thousands of miles away in Huang Yun, the north wind blows geese and snow in succession. -Tang Gaoshi's "Don't move big" What kind of life is everywhere? It should be like Hong Fei stepping through the snow.

-Su Shi's "Mianchi Riverside and Zi Huaigu" Snow flies in the Tianshan desert, and the geese come to disperse the sand. -Tang Dynasty joined the army. It's cold in October, and four mountains are in Jiangyin.

Rain, snow and geese fly south, and the scenery of wind and dust forces the west. -Cui Kun's "Journey to the Great Wall" In the Tang Dynasty, Lu wine burned Peng Yuan, and the double red arrow was seen.

The ancient city road of the Yellow River is white and long in autumn. -Tang Dynasty Li Kuo's "Send a Zhenwu General" Dongting has a lot of geese all night, not waiting for the morning to fly north.

-In the Tang Dynasty, Li Yi's "Smelling the Flute on a Spring Night" sent autumn chrysanthemum leaves, and the clouds were low and the night was bright. -Qian Qi's "Soapy Shi Yu Zhai" in the Tang Dynasty cries mournfully, wild geese fly every night, and Tatar's children have many tears to shed.

-an old battle song of Li Jie in the Tang Dynasty.