Ancient poems about the Forbidden City

1. The peach blossoms and willow trees are easy to pass by, and the makeup under the stirrup becomes a song under the moon. Because this is the palace of King Xiang, it still has a slim waist to this day.

From: Ta Lyrics Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Liu Yuxi

The paths under the peach trees and the field roads under the willow trees are both good places to pass. The girls had finished dressing up under the lamp and came to the end of the month to sing and wait. Because it is the Forbidden City of King Xiang, there are still many beauties there.

2. Stone City is still empty and the river country is empty, and the Forbidden City is in spring.

From: Sun Guangxian's "Flowers in the Back Garden·The Stone City Is Still Empty in the River Country"

It means: the city remains the same, the river flows empty, and the spring scenery of the palace of the queen remains the same.

3. The light rain on Tianjie is as moist as crisp, and the color of grass looks far away but is not seen up close.

From: Han Yu's "Early Spring Presenting Water Ministry Zhang Shiba Yuanwai/Early Spring Light Rain"

It means: Silk rain is falling over the capital avenue, it is as fine and moist as butter, looking from a distance The grass is vaguely connected, but when viewed up close, it appears sparse and sporadic.

4. He will not hesitate to lose all the flowers in the sky, and seal him as plum blossom jade without fragrance.

From: Yang Wanli's "Two Poems on Viewing the Snow"

It means: On a snowy day, all the flowers have fallen, and the sky doesn't know how to cherish them. But just seal up the plum blossoms and crabapples so that they have no fragrance.

5. It is the benefit of spring, which is better than the smoke and willows all over the imperial capital.

From: Han Yu's "Early Spring Presenting Water Ministry Zhang Shiba Yuanwai/Early Spring Light Rain"

Meaning: This is the most beautiful season of the year, far better than late spring when the city is full of green willows. .