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"Lovesickness" was a poem written by Wang Wei, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The following is the content of the poem: Red beans grow in the southern part of the country, and spring comes. I hope you will pick more of these things and miss them the most. The poem depicted the beauty of the red bean. The red bean was a plant from the south with a bright red color and soft seeds. The poem said that red beans grew in the southern part of the country and would grow a few branches every spring. And the poet hoped that lovers from afar could pick more of these red beans because these red beans were the most lovesick. The whole poem was short and concise, expressing the poet's deep longing for his lover.

Falling flowers meet you again is the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu's "Presented Wei Eight Chushi." The whole poem is as follows: In autumn I look back at you, still floating in the wind, not yet on cinnabar, ashamed of Ge Hong. Who is the hero who drinks and sings in vain? In the season of falling flowers, I meet you again and sing loudly on the high tower. I wish to be in the ashes with dust and ashes. Explanation: In this poem, Du Fu recalled the days when he once drank and had fun with his good friend Wei Ba, singing and drinking. Now that his good friend had passed away, he had become a drifting grass. He could not help but sigh at the impermanence of life. At the end of the poem, Du Fu expressed his longing for his good friend Wei Ba and also expressed his lofty aspirations.

"Wine to be served" was one of the representative works of the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai. It was a heroic, generous, and impassioned poem. It mainly described how Li Bai recalled his lofty aspirations and struggles when he was young when he was drunk, expressing his love for life and his longing for the future. At the beginning of the poem, Li Bai said to himself," Don't you see that the water of the Yellow River flows from the sky to the sea and never returns?" It showed his open-minded and unrestrained character and his grand blueprint for the future. Then he recalled his struggles when he was young. He had once held an official position but was ostracized and suppressed, and was finally forced into exile. During his exile, he traveled to many places of interest and made many like-minded friends. At the same time, he was full of emotions and thoughts about life. In the climax of the poem, Li Bai expressed his love for life and his longing for the future. He boldly said,"Life must be happy, don't let the golden cup be empty to the moon", calling on people to cherish the happy time in front of them and enjoy life to the fullest. At the same time, he also hoped that he could become a hero whose name would go down in history. In the end, Li Bai ended with the ambition of " riding the wind and breaking the waves, there will be a time when I will set my clouds and sail across the sea." He once again emphasized his vision for the future and his spirit of struggle. Through Li Bai's heroic poems and deep thoughts about life,"Wine to Come" expressed his love for life and his longing for the future, which had a very strong inspiring effect.

The Begonia Poem was a poem written by Du Fu, a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty. The poem consisted of eight sentences, which mainly described the beauty and uniqueness of the Begonia flower. The following is the original text of Begonia's poem: Begonia flowers like snow, fragrant soul left in the drunken color of the phoenix dance nine days. The beautiful red, seductive and charming spring breeze caressed her face, making her look pleasing to the eye. At dawn, I watched the flowers fall and bloom endlessly. The fragrance of the flowers was strong and refreshing. The green branches and leaves are so beautiful that they are endless. In the wind, listening to the clear sound of the rain, melodious, relaxed and happy. This poem expressed the author's love for beauty and his perception of life through the description of crabapple flowers. The begonia flowers in the poem were not only beautiful but also had a unique fragrance and shape, which made people feel the beauty and infinite charm of life.

" Cherishing Time " was a five-character poem written by Wang Zhihuan, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The poem consisted of eight sentences, which mainly expressed the poet's emphasis on time and his feelings for the passage of time. The following is the full text of the poem: The white sun is leaning against the mountains, and the Yellow River flows into the sea current. I want to see a thousand miles and climb another level. The wind and rain in the pavilion at night, the rooster crows, the mountain is clearer. At this moment, this night is short and uncertain, this feeling is full. When life is happy, we must welcome him. Don't let the golden goblet be empty in front of the moon. I'm born with talent, and I'm sure it'll be useful. Cook sheep, slaughter cattle and make fun of each other. You must drink 300 cups at a time. Master Cen, Dan Qiu Sheng, smoke floating, drinking wine invited him. Although we all agree that this night is short, it has been a hundred years. I'm not even half alive and I'm dead. Time's gone like a stream. Therefore, there is nothing more precious than to miss the past; There is nothing more memorable than longing for the present. Time is like flowing water, where it goes is impermanent. Don't you miss the past and the present? Don't you celebrate the future, but you don't celebrate the future? If I can cherish time and seize the present Is there a time that does not pass and a future that does not come? Therefore, there is nothing more precious than to miss the past; There is nothing more memorable than longing for the present.

" Sorrow " was a farewell poem by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Zhihuan. The poem consisted of four sentences, which mainly expressed the poet's sadness and emotion when he left. The original text was as follows: Climbing high, it is magnificent. The vast river between heaven and earth does not return. On the other side of Mount Huangshan is a city called Zhong Danfeng, a white-haired old man on the street. At the beginning of the poem, the poet climbed high and looked into the distance to see the magnificent scene between heaven and earth. The great river rushed away without returning, deeply expressing the sadness of parting. Then the poet mentioned the white-haired old man on Huangshan Mountain and Danfeng Street, expressing his longing and emotion after parting. At the end, the poet used " Climbing high and spectacular, between heaven and earth, the vast river will not return " as the ending, once again emphasizing the sadness of parting and the vastness of heaven and earth entrusted the poet's deep feelings and open-mindedness.

The author of "On the Pool" is the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi. The complete poem is as follows: The lotus leaf silk dress is cut into hibiscus flowers on both sides of the face. The flowers in disorder are gradually mesmerizing, and the shallow grass has no horse hooves. I spent the night in the pavilion of Furong County on the Jiande River to watch the tide. - Bai Juyi's "On the Pool" This poem described the author's appreciation of lotus by the pool. By describing the colors and shapes of lotus leaves, lotuses, lotus flowers and other plants, it expressed the beauty and vitality of nature. The passage of time and the shortness of life were also expressed in the poem by describing the movement of wildflowers and hooves. The language of the poem was concise and bright, and the mood was fresh and beautiful. It was one of the best works of poetry in the Tang Dynasty.

"Spring Water is Born" is a five-character quatrain written by the Tang Dynasty poet Feng Tang. The following is the content of the poem: "Spring Water Begins" The spring water is born, and the moon is round the river's mist is hazy and pale. The Peach Blossom Pond is a thousand feet deep not as good as Wang Lun who sent me love. This poem depicted the scene of the river rising in spring. The poet used the phrase " spring water is born " to describe the tender green scene of this season, and at the same time, it also hinted at the new beginning of life. The poem depicted the clear river, the misty Peach Blossom Pond, and the depth of the water, but it could not compare to the deep affection Wang Lun sent me. The whole poem was concise and clear, expressing the poet's yearning and emotion for friendship and love.