Poetry about Yushui Village (composition about spring outing to Yushui Village)

1. An essay about spring outing to Yushui Village

In Lijiang City, Yunnan, there is a tourist attraction called Yushui Village. During the summer vacation of the year before last, my mother, sister, and I went to Lijiang, Yunnan for the second time to visit my father who worked there. The first time we went, we did not go to Yushui Village. The scenery in Lijiang is very beautiful, and what impressed me the most was Lijiang’s “Jade Water Village”.

There is a small village by the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. Everyone says that Lijiang is like spring all year round. But that was not the case in that small village. It could snow no matter what season it was. This time I asked my father to take me to the "Yushui Village" several times. There was even a small hailstorm when I went there.

It is very beautiful there, just like the "Kingdom of Plants". There are many plants that I have never seen before. In my imagination, the plants there can be compared with the tropical rainforest in Xishuangbanna. The water there is snow water flowing down from the Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. The water is very clear, as clear as the tender green leaves that have just sprouted; the water is so cold that the whole universe is trembling...

ah! This beautiful Yushui Village beside the snow-capped mountains, how I want to visit you again! 2. Poems about wisteria flowers

"Wisteria Tree"

Tang Dynasty: Li Bai

Wisteria hangs cloud trees, and its flower vines are suitable for spring.

The dense leaves hide the singing birds, and the fragrant wind lingers on the beauties.

"Autumn Thoughts"

Song Dynasty: Lu You

An old cursive Tiantai Fu and six new Taihua pictures.

Taking over all the pure things in the world, the fragrance of wisteria rises from the bamboo root stove.

"Yue Pavilion of Shengye Temple"

Song Dynasty: Huang Tingjian

The bitter rain has lifted, and all the peaks have come to offer their tributes.

There is no white-headed zen in sight, just leaning on the wisteria stick.

"Duwei Shan Pavilion"

Tang Dynasty: Du Shenyan

Wisteria lingers with kudzu and green thorns with roses.

Go fishing and watch the fish leap, and explore the nest to be afraid of the flying birds.

It is late for the leaves to thin out, and the branches and sub-fruits are newly fertile.

The wonders and wonders are infinite, and they should only accompany the return of the moon.

"Recalling Pingquan Miscellaneous Ode·Recalling New Vine"

Tang Dynasty: Li Deyu

I heard in the distance that the wisteria was blooming in the spring evening on the Bitan.

The water looks like the morning glow, and the forest suspects the colorful phoenix coming.

The delicate fragrance condenses on the island, and the colorful berry moss reflects.

If the gold and the valley merge together, the brocade tent should be returned. 3. Poems about Huaqing Palace

The former site of Huaqing Palace is located on Lishan Mountain in Lintong, Shaanxi today. It was a palace in the Tang Dynasty. There are hot springs here with beautiful scenery, warm in winter and cool in summer. Li Longji and Yang Yuhuan often come here to play. It is said that Yang Yuhuan liked to eat fresh lychees. Every year, Li Longji ordered flying horses from Sichuan and Guangdong to transport them to Chang'an. Many people died for this purpose. "Passing the Huaqing Palace Quatrains" has three poems, and this is the first. This poem vividly and profoundly exposes the dissolute and decadent life of the feudal emperor through the typical incident of transporting fresh lychees.

This epic poem was composed by Du Mu when he arrived in Chang'an via Huaqing Palace and felt that Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei were debauched and ruined the country. Huaqing Palace was once a recreation place for Emperor Xuanzong of the Tang Dynasty and Concubine Yang. According to the "New Book of Tang? Biography of Concubine Yang" it is recorded: "The concubine was addicted to lychees and she wanted to give birth to them. She rode them on a horse and traveled thousands of miles without changing her taste. , has arrived in the capital." Therefore, many officials died of exhaustion and the post horses fell to death on the road from Sichuan to Chang'an. "Passing the Huaqing Palace Quatrains" intercepts this historical fact, criticizes the arrogance, extravagance and ignorance of the feudal rulers, uses history to satirize the present, and warns the world's monarchs.

The poem praises the Huaqing Palace, but it starts with "Looking back at Chang'an". The unfolding of the scenery in the sight leads the readers into the deeper realm. The first sentence describes the panoramic view of Huaqing that the poet saw when he looked back south at the Huaqing Palace in Chang'an. The word "looking back" is both literal and instructive. "Embroidered piles" is a pun, which not only points out that Lishan Mountain is surrounded by Dongxiuling and Xixiuling on both sides, with lush trees, flowers and leaves, but also depicts the countless cascading and magnificent buildings nestled in it. Like a pile of brocade, the prosperity of Kaiyuan is hidden like a cluster of flowers. From this, the poet suddenly felt a sense of responsibility to review and reflect on history, and felt historical emotions from the scenery. It is precisely the following three sentences of "Thousands of doors on the top of the mountain are opened one after another" that carry on from above and look back on history. The second sentence advances the camera to focus on the top of the "embroidery pile", revealing the deep palace and the palace, from which we can see the luxury of Tang Xuanzong and Yang Guifei's life at that time, and set up doubts for the readers: the palace gates are heavy, and the "thousands of people on the top of the mountain" Why does the door need to be opened "sequentially"? The first four words of the third sentence, "A ride in the world of mortals," are like a montage in a movie, shifting the reader's perspective to the mountain road: the loess is flying, and the ride is like flying. People can't help but feel suspense again because of these two jumping scenes: the forbidden door is opened continuously, and the horse is passing by. Is there any major military event? However, the three words "concubine laughs" suddenly changed, which made people feel relieved, but became more and more puzzled. They were even suffocated by the mysterious atmosphere and wanted to know the result immediately. The poet then revealed the answer implicitly and euphemistically: "No one knows. Here comes the lychee.” It turns out that this was all caused by Concubine Yang. When she saw "Yi Qi Hongchen" galloping towards her, she knew that the lychees for her enjoyment had arrived, so she "smiled" with joy.

Others thought it was to deliver an urgent document, but who would have thought that what was about to be delivered was fresh lychees from Fuzhou! The conclusion of the poem is the highlight of the whole poem, revealing the root cause of the "Anshi Rebellion": the luxury of this prosperous world has reached a level that people can hardly imagine! People can't help but think of the time when King You of Zhou smiled and teased the princes at war, which led to the defeat of the Western Zhou Dynasty. The poet chanted the anecdotes of Tianbao to warn subsequent monarchs not to delay state affairs due to greed for pleasure. However, the poet neither wrote about the "Anshi" chaos, Xuanzong's panic flight, or the tragedy of Maweipo's performance, nor did he list Xuanzong's entertainment, neglect of government, and arrogance and lewdness in life. Instead, he sent lychees from thousands of miles away to win the smile of the noble concubine. "Little things" emerge, and historical issues are discovered in subtle details. "The Concubine Riding the Red Dust" is a wonderful contrast between the officer who is galloping on horseback and goes through all the trouble to deliver fresh lychees, and the concubine's charming smile, which vividly expresses such a serious historical theme in the word "laugh" It is highly general and typical. 4. Poems about Ginkgo (10 poems)

The poems are as follows:

1. The charm and grace are not very common, and the sweet orange in front of you is respected. Can be a slave. Who can pity me who lives in the rivers and lakes, whose jade bones and ice muscles refuse to wither?

Source: "Rui Partridge. Double Ginkgo"

Author: Li Qingzhao

Creation Year: Song Dynasty

Translation: Ginkgo is elegant and generous With its elegant demeanor, ginkgo has a simple appearance and elegant quality, even the top-quality tangerine is inferior to it. Ginkgo is loyal and noble. Although it lives in the world, it still maintains the charm of jade bones and ice muscles.

2. Let the sun and moon wander to the west and east, regardless of the frost and wind blowing your temples. The ground turned yellow with ginkgo leaves, and suddenly the world was shocked by the success.

Source: "What I See in Morning Star Books"

Author: Ge Shaoti

Creation Year: Song Dynasty

Translation: Leisurely days follow Swaying from east to west in the strong wind, no matter how strong the wind, frost or cold it is. When the ground was covered with golden ginkgo leaves, he suddenly announced his success in an earth-shattering way.

3. There are ginkgo trees in front of Tianshi Cave, listing the 180 scenic spots in Qingcheng. Exquisitely high above the Baiyun River, greenery spreads across the top of the lonely crane.

Source: "Ginkgo Song"

Author: Li Shanji

Creation Year: Qing Dynasty

Translation: There is a ginkgo tree in front of Tianshi Cave The tree was listed as one of the one hundred and eighty sceneries in Qingcheng. The exquisite figure is higher than Baiyun River, and the green branches seem to be spread across the top of the lonely crane.

Extended information:

Ginkgo has the following symbolic meanings:

1. Ginkgo is a symbol of harmony

Ginkgo represents China The nation's long-standing culture is the endorsement of truth, goodness and beauty. As for its leaf shape, the leaf shape of one stalk and two leaves represents harmony, symbolizing yin and yang, life and death, spring and autumn, right and wrong, etc. Harmony of opposites. Therefore, ginkgo represents the reconciliation of opposites.

2. Symbol of love

The leaves of ginkgo are in the shape of a heart. One handle and two leaves represent two loving hearts connected together. The ginkgo tree, also called the Gongsun tree, takes thousands of years to bloom and bear fruit. Although it is an exaggeration, it shows that only after a long wait can the flowering and fruiting be kept, symbolizing the long years of guarding love and the final union.

3. Tenacity and composure

Ginkgo is leafless in winter, and begins to sprout and grow leaves during the Spring Festival. From the beginning of the year to the end of the year, the leaves slowly turn from green to yellow, and finally in Winter drifts away with the wind. Its poignant life is the autumn brewing in hope, and its tenacious spirit represents eternal and calm love.

4. Represents longevity

Ginkgo is a plant of the same era as dinosaurs. It is called a living fossil. It has strong adaptability, a long growth period, and a lifespan of up to a thousand years. Therefore, ginkgo is a representative and symbol of longevity. People plant ginkgo trees in front of and behind their houses in the hope that they and their families will live a long and healthy life.

Baidu Encyclopedia - Ginkgo 5. Poems about Hupao Spring

1. "Hupao Spring"

Su Shi of the Song Dynasty

On the east peak of the pavilion, hundreds of gods look up to this old man. The tiger moves to the spring to take advantage of its feet, and the dragon makes waves to caress its palms.

2. "Two Poems by Ci Yunzi Zhan Yunzi Zhan Shang Huleoquan Monk's House"

Su Che of the Song Dynasty

Sweeping the floor and opening the door are fragrant with cypress trees, and the monk's family has summer Also cool. It's been a long time since I've been tired of the many things happening in the public court, so I have a long time to sleep in a pure place.

3. "Tiger Running Spring"

Dong Sigao of the Song Dynasty

Guangfu Mountain Lingtuo Beast Biography, the edge of the wall has firm claw marks as promised. It's hard to swallow people's mouth, but it can open a spring when it runs across the ground.

4. "Wandering Alone in Hupaoquan Xiao'an"

Fan Chengda of the Song Dynasty

The moss path is winding in, and the thatched house is taken second. The vines and flowers grow on the edge of the wall, and the idle grass grows on the steps. The lingering rain is the color of pine trees and the sky is clear.

5. "Tiger Running Spring"

Song Dynasty·Fang Xinyu

The eminent monk in the ruined temple stayed awake all night, and the sound of a fierce tiger made the moon rise tomorrow. It's hard to find new hoof tracks when you get up, and there is only half a drop of empty stone in the spring.

6. "Ten Odes of Magu·Hupaoquan" written by He Su chest. Like a real man, Zhuoer is upright. If you don't drink from the stolen spring, you will mock people.

7. "Tiger Running Spring"

Li Qiao of the Song Dynasty

I know the roots of the spring on the bank of Huqiu Rock, and its branches lead to the plump part. Goods should never be easy to come by, nor should the spirits of the earth wait to hear them.

8. "Tiger Running Spring"

Song Dynasty Liao Yong

The traces of Zhenyu are ancient, and the cold spring clears the rocks. The source of nourishment is unpredictable, and the flow is beneficial to the common people.

9. "The tiger ran to the spring in Shiyi Mountain and went to the mountain for dredging after not eating for a long time"

Mao Pang of the Song Dynasty

Wash your skin by yourself It's cold in feet, and Wutu is staggering again. You might as well take a photo of my hair, and you can learn about my lungs and liver.

10. "Tiger Running Spring"

Qian Sheng of the Song Dynasty

The tiger grabs the roots of the spiritual spring, and it is difficult to distinguish between doubts and messages. The deep moonscape can be seen through Qianxun, and the sound of the stream can be heard along the way.

11. "Tiger Running Spring"

Shutan, Song Dynasty

A howling wind rises from the empty valley, directly teaching the flat ground to become a pond. If Lingshan is not as good as Jiangxin, who can know the Tea Fairy's Water Replenishing Sutra?

12. "Tiger Running Spring"

Yang Pan, Song Dynasty

Heavenly treasures have spiritual roots, how can jade milk and silver paste be separated easily. The pure mirror shines upon itself when the air is cold, and the flowing beads fall into the stream and are heard first.

13. "Rhyme of Su Changgong's Stone Carvings on the Mountain Walk to Hupaoquan Nunnery"

Wang Shizhen of the Ming Dynasty

The grass is soaked in the wind and the fragrance of silkworms and the moon, and the two doves are calling The rain and wheat are cool in autumn. After crossing the bridge, I realized that there was little love for the world, but when I arrived at the temple, I realized that the monks' days were long. 6. What are the poems about "pavilions and pavilions"

1. King Teng's high pavilion is near the river, and he sings and dances with the jade-wearing Luan. ——Wang Bo's "Tengwang Pavilion"

2. The iron urn among the clouds is close to the blue sky, and there are misty flying towers hundreds of feet apart. ——Mi Fu's "Wanghai Tower"

3. The misty terraces dominate the city walls, and you can lean on your stick to watch the mighty spring. ——Lu You's "Deng Xiantai"

4. The solitary pavilion is suddenly inserted into the flying current, and the air pressure Yuanlong Baichi Tower is high. ——Yuan Haowen, "Hengbo Pavilion"

5. The red leaves fly in front of Yueyang Tower, and I don't have to go back if I stay on the railing. ——Chen Yuyi "Climb the Yueyang Tower Again"

6. The pavilions are suitable for guests, and the country is a good poem. ——Bai Juyi's "Early Spring in Jianglou"

7. In the brothel avenue, there are embroidered doors, windows and carved ornate ornaments. ——Wang Bo's "Lingaotai"

8. The purple pavilion and the alchemy towers are shining brightly, and the jade room and the brocade palace are exquisite. ——Wang Bo's "Lingaotai"

9. The painted building is flying towards Nanpu clouds, and the bead curtain is rolling in the west mountain rain at dusk. ——Wang Bo's "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng"

10. People in the past had gone by Yellow Crane, and the Yellow Crane Tower was vacant here. ——Cui Hao, "Yellow Crane Tower"

11. I used to hear about the water in Dongting, and now I go to Yueyang Tower. ——Du Fu's "Ascend the Yueyang Tower"

12. King Teng's high pavilion is near the river, and he wears a jade mingluan to sing and dance. ——Wang Bo's "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng"

13. There are two platforms on the left and right, with jade dragons and golden phoenixes. ——Cao Zhi's "Ode to the Peacock Terrace"

14. There are high mountains and luxuriant forests and bamboos here. -Wang Xizhi's "Preface to the Lanting Collection"

15. If you want to see a thousand miles away, go to the next level. ——Wang Zhihuan, "Climbing the Stork Tower" 7. Poems about terraced fields

1. "From Xiaji in the Southern Qi Dynasty to Garibataan by Sichuan" Qing Dynasty: Chen Baochen

Thousands of turns There is a slight green under the plate, and the terraces are naturally fertilized with enough water.

Translation: Walking slowly down the green hills, you can see the terraces with sufficient water to nourish the crops.

2. "An incident on the way to Yitangsu Lingshi in Fajiexiu County·Part 2" Qing Dynasty: Zhang Renfu

The terraced fields are vast and green, and there is a canal for irrigation.

Translation: Tens of thousands of hectares of terraced fields are green, and a canal irrigates the terraced fields.

3. "Xianju·Qiqi·Jingxingyan" Qing Dynasty: Chen Zhongping

The first spring breeze blows the green terraces, and the temple bamboos are still soaked in the cold rain.

Translation: The spring breeze blows the green on the terraces, and the bamboos in the temple are still stained with the coldness of the night rain.

4. "Fenghuang Dao Zhong·Part 1" Qing Dynasty: Qiu Fengjia

The waterfall passes through dangerous rocks, and late rice seedlings are sown in the terraces.

Translation: Waterfalls pass through tall rocks, and late seedlings are sown on the terraces.

5. "Entering Jinbaoli Village to Rest in Tenants' Houses" Qing Dynasty: Lin Zhanmei

Layers of clouds scattered the afternoon smoke, and the gurgling water flowed under the terraces.

Translation: The mountain roads are filled with smoke and the streams slowly flow into the terraced fields. 8. Poems about the purple air coming from the east

Looking west to the Yaochi, the Queen Mother descends, and the purple air coming from the east fills the pass. ——Du Fu's "Fifth of Eight Autumn Songs"

The Zhiyu Cave of Ye Ye Yao opens, and the purple air comes from the east. ——Feng Weijian's "Gift to the Hermit of Mananzhuang and Yue Yun Shi Yun"

From Kunlun to the west, it is far away from the Yellow River, and from Hangu to the east, the purple air is high. ——Hu Kui's "Farewell to Xu Qianhu in Ganzhou"

Purple air comes from the east for thirty thousand miles, and passes through the pass for the first time for five thousand years.

——"The List of Gods"

"Purple Qi comes from the east", one of the Taoist anecdotes. The classic book is "Guan Ling Yin Nei Biography". Later, many Taoist biographies also contained similar descriptions. It is said that Laozi, the founder of Taoism (honored as Taishang Laojun in Taoism), faced with the decline of Taoism in the world, prepared to leave the Zhou Dynasty and live in seclusion. "The Legend of Youlong" says: I want to go to the Liusha Kingdom in the west in order to educate foreign peoples. As a result, a line of purple gas moved from east to west until it reached Hangu Pass. Yin Xi, the doctor of King Zhao of Zhou Dynasty, was good at observing the omens of the movement of stars in the sky. He knew that a saint was going to pass through Hangu Pass, so he resigned from his position as a court official and went to Hangu Pass to serve as a pass order. He held a fasting ceremony, burned incense on both sides of the road, cleaned everything along the way, and waited for the arrival of the saint. Soon, I rode a green ox and slowly entered Hangu Pass. Guan Ling Yinxi worshiped Laozi as his teacher and asked Laozi to write the Tao Te Ching, which has been passed down through the ages. 9. Poems about Wulingyuan

1. "A Journey to the Peach Blossoms" by Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty

The fishing boat chases the water and loves the mountains and spring, and the peach blossoms on both sides of the strait are surrounded by ancient waters.

Sitting and looking at the mangroves, I don’t know how far I am, and I can’t see anyone as far as the green stream.

The mountain pass sneaks up to the beginning, and the mountain opens up to look at the flat land.

From a distance, you can see a cloud-filled tree, and when you get close, you can see thousands of scattered flowering bamboos.

The woodcutter first introduced Han names, but the residents did not change their Qin clothes.

The people who live in Wulingyuan also start their fields from outside.

2. "Shui Tiao Ge Tou" by Wei Liaoweng, Song Dynasty

After finishing a glass of wine, spring is approaching Wulingyuan.

The elders at the source are smiling, and they are like old immortals.

Inspecting the wind leaves of peach trees, asking about the grass in the Zhusha River, and inspecting the old wind smoke.

3. "Six Rhymes of Flower Village" by Wu Rong of the Tang Dynasty

The most beautiful place is not Liguo, so the flowers are deep, so it is called the village. I already pity Liang Xuezhong, but I still feel ashamed of Chu Yunfan.

When the mountains are close, it feels cold, and when the springs are high, the dream is noisy. There is a vaguely small cave, encountering Wulingyuan.

The moon is good and the seats are moving frequently. Don’t close the door when the wind is gentle. The wandering oriole is more thoughtful, warbling and waiting for dusk.

4. "Ji Shi" Wang Anshi, Song Dynasty

The path is warm and the grass is like accumulation, and the mountains are clear and the flowers are more numerous. Across the river, there are several villages above and below.

Rest quietly while the cock crows at noon, and the hunting dogs bark in the wilderness. When he came back, he told people that he was suspected to be Wu Lingyuan.

5. "Climbing Xie Andun in the Northwest of Jinling Yecheng" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty

Imagine the appearance of Dongshan and remember the words of Youjun. The phoenix tree recognizes the beautiful tree, and the cymbidium leaves its fragrant roots.

The egret reflects the spring island, and the green dragon sees the Chaotun. There are ancient clouds and objects on the ground, and there are many crops and millet on the platform.

I am here to drink clear waves and plant a famous garden here. After the success, he brushed off his clothes and returned to Wulingyuan.