Introducing Guangdong Province in classical Chinese

1. Poems describing Guangdong

The period of heavy snow in Lingnan: Song Dynasty Author: Ou Shiheng The frozen corals in the sea are thousands of miles of sand, and all the flowers are blooming in the six directions in the Yanfang. Even though there is a spring order in Luoyang, Who asked Yuan An about a spring day in Lingnan at the home of a scholar? Year: Song Dynasty Author: Sun Zhengping The bamboos in front of the window are like clouds, and the spring birds can only hear the sweet words. After sleeping, he sat down on the futon and put the cup of tea against the stove to smoke. The guest lived in Lingnan Year: Song Dynasty Author ：Zhang Zilong The white waves are blown by the wind in the sky, how are the returning guests? In the Yan Kingdom, the flowers bloom early, and the spring boats carry the rain. I am afraid of snakes and burn the gall trees, and prevent the poisonous seeds from declining. The merchant woman at the entrance of the cave always sends night songs. The bitter cold in the Gengwu period is not long. The snow is not snowy, but the bitter cold in Lingnan is rare. The era: Song Dynasty. Author: Zheng Gang. The wind blows in the bamboos on the middle eaves, and the jade is shining brightly all night long. At dawn, I look at the pine trees on the top of the mountain, which are so thin and about to break due to the cold. I happily set up my thatched pavilion, expecting to see the flying snow. After waiting for too long, my feet are as cold as iron. The green mountains are not old at all, and the evening rain is desolate. Isn’t it possible that the earth’s atmosphere is biased, and the dampness is old and turbid. The clouds come from the water, and they only rest in the void. This year, it is cold in the middle of the year, and thousands of people say it Bitter. This is the first sound of snow, washing away the heat in Lingnan. Don’t be alarmed by the wind, there is no difference in nature. There will be smoky forests, and there will be Qi flowers. The color of the grass is as smooth as crisp, and it can be seen that it is scorched and dry. The whip spring period in Lingnan: Author of the Song Dynasty: Fan Duanchen said: "The moon rises above the lake, and three times I see spring in Lingnan. Strange birds scream like ghosts, and crazy apes stand like humans. Barbarian merchants are on the sea, and fishermen are scattered along the riverside. There are still whips and cows beating, picking up road dust." 2. What words are used to describe Guangdong?

Adjectives include: temperamental, indifferent, pioneering, shrewd, oriental and state-of-the-art, etc.

1. Province introduction: Guangdong Province, referred to as Guangdong, is a province on the southern coast of the mainland of the People's Republic of China.

2. Cultural introduction: Guangdong has a unique aspect in terms of language, customs, history and culture. There are three major ethnic groups in Guangdong, which are very different from northern China. In recent years, Guangdong has become one of the most economically developed provinces in China and one of the provinces with the most unbalanced economic and educational development.

Guangdong has a long history and unique culture; it mainly includes three major parts: Cantonese culture, Hakka culture and Chaoshan culture.

3. Resource introduction:

1. Guangdong is quite rich in water resources, and the per capita water resources available for exploitation are much higher than the national average.

2. Guangdong is the hometown of rare metals and non-ferrous metals. Among them, the reserves of kaolin, peat soil, veinite for metallurgy, trachyte for cement, germanium and tellurium rank first in the country, and the reserves of silver, Lead, bismuth, thallium, uranium ore, monazite, xenotime, glass sand, oil shale, facing marble and diabase ranked second.

3. There are many kinds of animals and plants in Guangdong; banana, lychee, longan and pineapple are the four famous fruits in Lingnan, with high economic value.

4. Guangdong is rich in marine resources, and the Leizhou Peninsula’s cultured seawater pearl production ranks first in the country.

4. Introduction to ethnic groups: Guangdong was the land of Baiyue in ancient times, and its ethnic composition is complex and diverse.

5. Climate introduction: Subtropical monsoon climate

1. Spring (March to mid-May); the temperature and humidity rise, so it is advisable to wear a thin coat or sweater, with an average temperature of 23℃ , humidity 82%.

2. Summer (May to mid-September); the temperature is as high as 33°C and the humidity rises to 90%, so it is recommended to bring rain gear.

3. Autumn (late September to early December): It is advisable to wear sweaters and light outerwear. The average temperature is 23℃ and the average humidity is 72%.

4. Winter (mid-December to late February): The weather is cool, and you need to wear a coat occasionally. The average temperature is 17℃ and the humidity is 72%. 3. Introduction to Guangdong Province

Guangdong Province, referred to as Guangdong, formerly known as Kwangtung, and now known as Guǎng Dōng in Chinese Pinyin, is a province on the southern coast of the mainland of the People's Republic of China. Guangdong is located south of Nanling and on the coast of the South China Sea. It borders Hong Kong, Macau, Guangxi, Hunan, Jiangxi and Fujian; it faces Hainan across the sea. Guangzhou, the provincial capital, governs 21 provincial cities, including 2 sub-provincial cities (Guangzhou and Shenzhen) and 19 prefecture-level cities. Guangdong is a province dominated by Han people and home to all 56 ethnic groups in the country. Guangdong has a unique aspect in terms of language, customs, history and culture. There are three major ethnic groups in Guangdong, which are very different from northern China. Guangdong's GDP has surpassed Taiwan's and has become China's most economically developed province, the most culturally open province, and one of the provinces with the most unbalanced economic and educational development.

Famous cities: Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Dongguan, Zhuhai, Zhongshan, Foshan 4. What are the poems describing Guangdong?

1. Huizhou is unique in the Song Dynasty. Su Shi has four seasons of spring at the foot of Luofu Mountain. Lu oranges and yellow plums are new in sequence.

If you eat three hundred lychees a day, you may grow up to be a Lingnan native. 2. There was a heavy snowfall in Lingnan during the Song Dynasty·Ou Shiheng. The sea was filled with frozen corals and thousands of miles of sand, and all the flowers appeared in the six directions of the Yanfang.

Even if there is a spring order in Luoyang, who will ask Yuan An for his family? 3. Guests staying in Lingnan Song Dynasty·Zhang Zilong The sky wind blows white waves, how do you feel about returning guests?

In the Yan Kingdom, the flowers bloom early, and the spring boat carries the rain. Fear of snakes will burn gall trees, and prevent poisonous species from declining.

The merchant woman at the entrance of the cave always sends night songs. 4. Sending people on a trip to Lingnan in the Tang Dynasty·Dai Shulun. After a long journey of thousands of miles away from Huayang, the scenery near the south has never been autumn.

The road is covered with red and green bamboo shoots, but it is quiet even if there are chirping apes.

5. Spring in Lingnan, Song Dynasty·Sun Zhengping. The bamboos in front of the window are like clouds, and the clever words are only heard by spring birds.

After sleeping, I sat down on my futon and placed the cup of tea in front of the stove. I eat 300 lychees every day, and I am willing to be a Lingnan native for a long time. Originally, the lychees in Lingnan were said to be sweet, which conveyed people's love for them. 5. What are the poems describing Guangdong?

1. "Sending People to Lingnan" by Sikong Shu of the Tang Dynasty Travelers from thousands of miles south see willow branches in Jiaozhou.

It is easy to get along with people when they are welcomed, and the wine will dissipate them over time. The green bird floats on the waves at dawn, the warm wind dissolves the sable.

If you don’t have enough money, don’t regret that your hometown is far away. 2. "Sending People to Lingnan" by Dai Shulun of the Tang Dynasty. After leaving Huayang for a long journey, the scenery near the south has never been autumn.

The road is covered with red and green bamboo shoots, but it is quiet even if there are chirping apes. 3. "Spring in Lingnan" by Sun Zhengping of the Song Dynasty. The bamboos were repairing in front of the window, and the mist was like clouds, and the sweet words were only heard by the spring birds. After sleeping, I sat down on my futon and put the tea bowl in front of the stove. 4. "Relegated to Lingnan Road" by Li Deyu of the Tang Dynasty The ridges and waters compete for diversion and turn into confusion, and the palm leaves and coconut leaves hide the wild stream.

I am worried about the poisonous mist and encounter snake grass, and I am afraid of falling sandworms and avoid swallow mud. In May, Shetian harvests rice, and at midnight, Tianjin officials announce the tide of chickens.

I feel so homesick and heartbroken, and the birds are singing in the red hibiscus flowers. 5. "Journey to the Lingnan River" by Liu Zong of the Tang Dynasty. When he went to the south of the Yangtze River due to the miasma, he entered the clouds and smoke and looked as far as Huangmao was to the seaside.

The rain and clear weather add signs in the belly of the mountain, and the sun warms in the middle of the pond. The archer skillfully waits for the silhouette of the tourist, but the hurricane mother surprises the passenger ship.

From now on, worrying about the future is not a thing, how can you allow your life to pass by?