Xu Hun's Most Famous Poem

Xu Qi 'an's most famous poem was " Little Plum in the Mountain Garden." This poem described the beauty of the plum blossoms and their lofty character, expressing the poet's deep feelings for the plum blossoms and his praise for nature. While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!

Xu Hun (938 - 989) was a poet of the Tang Dynasty. His poems were bold, unrestrained, fresh and natural, and were known as one of the "Little Li Du". Here are some of his famous poems: 1. Climbing Yueyang Tower: It shows the poet's lofty aspirations of climbing high and looking far away. "Wild Vision": It depicted the scene of the poet's wild vision near Chang 'an City, expressing his homesickness and worries about the current situation. 3. To Wang Lun: It shows the deep friendship and open-minded feelings of the poet when he leaves his good friend. 4."Inscription on the Southern Village of the Capital": It depicted the poet's longing for his homeland and his yearning for the beautiful countryside. "Remembering the Past at Red Cliff": It shows the poet's appreciation and emotion for the ancient war culture, and also shows his sigh for the short life. 6."Moored at Niushuzhu, Recalling the Ancient Times": It shows the poet's yearning and emotion for the magnificent scenery and historical culture of the ancient Jiangnan water towns. These poems were not only well received in the Tang Dynasty, but also widely read and appreciated in later generations, becoming an important part of Chinese culture.

Li Hua had many famous poems, some of which included: 1. Su Shi's "Donglan Pear Blossom": Pear blossoms are pale white and willows are deep green. When catkins fly, flowers fill the city. This poem depicted the pale white of pear blossoms and the dark green of willow trees in spring, as well as the fluttering catkins and the scene of pear blossoms all over the city. 2. Tang Yin's "A Cut of Plum Blossoms, Pear Blossom in the Rain Deep Closed Door": Pear Blossom in the Rain Deep Closed Door, Lonely Youth, False Youth. This poem expressed the loneliness of pear blossoms in the rain and the waste of youth. 3. Han Yu's "Wen Pear Blossom Hair Gift Liu Shi Ming": Peach path melancholy can not pass, red gorgeous have landed more. I heard that thousands of trees in the west of the city are snowing. I want to get you drunk. This poem expressed her longing for Li Hua and the pain of parting. 4. Bai Juyi's "Pear Blossom on the River Bank": Pear blossoms have the fate and leaves of thinking, and a tree in the river is angry and kills the monarch. This poem used pear blossoms as a symbol to express the pain of longing and lovesickness. These poems all used pear blossoms as the theme. By describing the beauty of pear blossoms and expressing their feelings for pear blossoms, they showed the poets 'thoughts and feelings about nature and life.

Du Fu's five most famous poems were "Spring Gaze,""Looking at the Mountains,""The Minister of Shu,""Happy Rain on a Spring Night," and "Climbing High." These poems showed Du Fu's thoughts and emotions about the rise and fall of the country, the sufferings of the people, and the natural landscape. Among them, Spring Gaze depicted the destruction of the country and the suffering of the people, Gazing at the Mountains praised the magnificence and majesty of Mount Tai, Shu Xiang expressed the poet's sadness for his disappointment, Spring Night and Happy Rain depicted the beauty and moisture of the spring rain, and Ascending High expressed the poet's thoughts on life and concern for the country. These poems became one of Du Fu's most famous works because of their profound thoughts and beautiful language.

Rilke's most famous rose poem was "Autumn Day." The original text of this poem was: Lord! It was time. Summer was in full swing. Put your shadow on the sundial and let the wind blow over the pastures. Let the last fruits on the branches be full, give them two more days of good weather in the south, urge them to mature, and press the last sweetness into the strong wine. Whoever had no house now did not need to build it. Whoever was lonely now would be lonely forever. He would wake up, read a book, write a long letter, and wander on the tree-lined road, with fallen leaves flying. The original work was equally exciting. You could click on the original work of " The Story of Rose " to understand the plot in advance!

Tagore was most famous for Gitanjali, which was regarded as one of the greatest poems in the world. Inspired by the goddess Gitanjali in traditional Indian religion, this poem portrayed a beautiful, pure and selfless female image, expressing Tagore's thoughts and appeal for women's liberation and gender equality. In addition, Tagore's other representative works include "Birds,""The Garden,""The New Moon," etc. These works have attracted a wide range of readers with their profound thoughts, beautiful language, and unique style, becoming the classics of world literature.

Tagore was most famous for Gitanjali. This poem is considered one of the greatest works in the history of Indian literature and one of the most popular poems in the world. It used the birthday of the Prophet of Islam as the theme to express praise for the faith of Islam and respect for the Prophet. In addition, Tagore also had many other famous poems such as "The Sky","The Birds","The Garden Collection" and so on. These works all expressed his deep thoughts on human beings, nature, love, friendship and so on.

The poet Auden's most famous poem was probably "Climbing the Stork Tower." This poem was one of the representative works of the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan, and was hailed as a classic of ancient Chinese poetry. It depicted the magnificent natural scene and the development and changes of human society with the theme of what the author saw and felt when he boarded the Stork Tower, expressing the author's open-minded thoughts and noble pursuit of life. This poem was concise in language and had a profound artistic conception. It was widely read and praised as one of the treasures of ancient Chinese poetry.

Xie Hun was a fantasy world full of fantasy and imagination created by contemporary Chinese online literature based on the ghost story in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio. His novels were deeply loved by young readers and were hailed as "one of the representative works of online literature." The following is Xie Hun's experience and the appreciation and background of his poems: Xie Hun (born in 1984) is a web novelist from Yueyang City, Hunan Province, China. He had been interested in literature and movies since he was young, and he liked to read all kinds of books and scripts. During his university years, he began to try writing and published a series of short stories and essays on the Internet. In 2010, Xie Hun started his online literature career and created a series of fantasy novels based on the ghost stories in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio, such as Ghost Blows Out the Light and The Legend of the Phantom. His novel style was unique, full of imagination and fantasy, and was deeply loved by young readers. Among them, the Legend of the White Snake was one of Xie Hun's most famous works. The Legend of the White Snake was about the love story between the White Lady and Xu Xian. Xie Hun added a lot of mythical and fantasy elements into the novel to create a fantasy world full of imagination. The story of the Legend of the White Snake was full of ups and downs, and the writing style was beautiful. It was regarded as one of the classics of Chinese online literature. Xie Hun's work was also highly praised by literary critics and readers. In addition, Xie Hun also created many novels with the characters in Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio as the theme, such as Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: Fox Fairy, Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio: Zhong Li, etc., which incorporated a large number of traditional Chinese cultural elements and fantasy elements to show his love and in-depth study of traditional Chinese culture. Xie Hun's works were widely recognized and appreciated for their imagination and literary value, and were regarded as one of the representative works of contemporary Chinese online literature. His novels were loved by young readers and reflected the variety and richness of contemporary Chinese culture.

Xu Qi 'an was the male lead of the online novel " Da Feng The Nightwatchman " written by Qidian Chinese Network's newspaper seller, Xiao Langjun. He had many classic poems in the novel, such as: 1. I have a pot of wine, enough to comfort the wind and dust. All the wine poured into the river and sea, and the people of the world were given wine. 2. This sword could pacify the injustice in the world. This sword was worthy of the world. 3. There were 80,000 words in the world, but the word love was the most murderous. 4. I want the heavens to no longer be able to cover my eyes. I want the earth to no longer be able to bury my heart. I want the world to understand my heart. I want all the gods and buddhas to disappear into thin air! 5. Although the world is big, where is my home? While waiting for the TV series, you can also click on the link below to read the classic original work of "Dafeng Nightwatchman"!