Those amazing peach blossom poems

The following are some classic poems related to peach blossom, which describe the beauty and amazing sight of peach blossom:

In the Tang Dynasty, Du Mu's "Feelings of Going Out of the Hedge Gate to Meet the Cold in Autumn Night" has a sentence: "Peach blossoms fall, and dragons cross the five streams." This poem depicts the singing of Zigui birds when the peach blossoms are dying, and conveys the sadness and parting feelings of the beautiful scenery of the peach blossoms.

There is a saying in Wang Zhihuan's "Lusu" in the Tang Dynasty: "The mountains cover the daytime, and the sea drains the golden river. But as long as you go up a flight of stairs, you can broaden your horizons by 300 miles. " This poem takes peach blossoms as one of the scenes, describing the spectacular scenery and amazing beauty when climbing the mirage.

In the Song Dynasty, there was a saying in Lu You's "Tour Shanxi Zhuang": "Peach blossoms suddenly go away, and there is another world." This poem takes peach blossom and flowing water as the theme, expressing the beauty and isolation of peach blossom.

There is a sentence in Su Shi's "Red Cliff Fu" in the Song Dynasty: "Looking at the waterfall hanging over thousands of rivers, flying straight down to thousands of feet." This poem depicts the magnificent scene of Peach Blossom Waterfall, and describes the rushing and ups and downs of Peach Blossom Water.

These poems show the magic of peach blossom by depicting the beautiful scenery of peach blossom and its accompanying natural landscape, giving people the enjoyment of beauty and the pleasure of the soul.