What are the poems about love in the Book of Songs?

The Book of Songs was the earliest collection of poems in China. It contained a large number of love poems. Here are some famous poems about love: The turtledove is on the river's isle. a graceful lady is a gentleman's good catch. (The Book of Songs, Zhou Nan, Guan Ju, I) In the green garden the sunflowers wait for the morning dew to dry. In spring, all things in the world shine. (Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Chesha, I) A day apart feels like three years. I hope you will pick more of these things and miss them the most. (Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Chesha, I) 4. The gentleman who speaks and reads is as warm as jade. In the plank house, my heart is disturbed. (Book of Songs, Xiaoya, South has Jiayu Shi (1)) 5. To live and to die, and to say to Zicheng. I'll hold your hand and grow old with you. (The Book of Songs, The Wind, The Drum) There's a beauty alone, oh! We meet again and again, just as I wish. (The Book of Songs, Wei Feng, Shuo Ren, I) 7. Red beans grow in the southern part of the country. I hope you will pick more of these things and miss them the most. (Preface to the Book of Songs, I) These poems expressed the beautiful longing and pursuit of love in ancient times, which were still widely read and sung today.

The Book of Songs is an important part of ancient Chinese literature, which contains a large number of emotional expressions and marriage concepts. The following are some famous love poems: 1. Guan Yu: It shows the process of a man pursuing a woman, as well as the woman's feelings of rejection and pursuit of a man. 2.<< Reeds >>: It showed the man's pursuit of the woman and the woman's longing for the man. At the same time, it also expressed the hazy and beautiful love. 3." A Gentleman's Courtship ": It showed the feelings of mutual love between men and women and the process of a man confessing to a woman. 4." July ": It shows the scene of men and women dating and the process of men expressing their love to women. 5. Preface: It records the aristocratic marriage system of the Zhou Dynasty. It mentions the levels and ceremonies of marriage, including betrothal gifts, marriage ceremonies, and weddings. 6." Binfeng·Drumming ": It shows the love between men and women and the drumming performance performed by men in order to confess to women. 7 " Wei Feng·Shuo Ren ": It shows the process of a man pursuing a woman and the woman's rejection and love for a man. Many love poems in the Book of Songs reflected the culture and thoughts of ancient society by expressing love, marriage and marriage ceremonies.

The Book of Songs was one of the important heritages of ancient Chinese literature. It was known as the "Encyclopedia of the Book of Songs" and was the pinnacle of the history of ancient Chinese poetry. The Book of Songs collected about 500 poems from the Zhou Dynasty. They were divided into three parts: Feng, Ya, and Song. Among them, Feng, Ya, and Song each had their own unique style and characteristics. The following are some of the famous poems in the Book of Songs: 1 Guan Yu: It tells the love story of a woman and is known as the "classic work of love poetry". << Reeds and Reeds >>: It described a woman who missed her lover far away and expressed the beauty and deep affection of love. 3." Lu Ming ": It sang the praises of the freedom of the deer herd and expressed the beautiful desire of people to live in harmony with nature. 4. A Gentleman in Servitude: It described the fatigue and helplessness of an official when he served the country and expressed people's reverence and respect for the official. 5. Farewell to the Ancient Grass: It was a famous farewell poem that expressed people's love and reverence for nature. 6. Preface: It was the general preface of the Book of Songs. It described the collection, classification, and writing background of the Book of Songs in detail. It was known as the "essential entry to the Book of Songs". Xiaoya·Nan You Jia Yu Zhi Shi: It was a poem that described the joy and satisfaction of people eating fish. 8 Zhou Nan·Han Guang: It is a poem describing the natural scenery and expressing the magnificence and grandeur of nature. [9. Da Ya Dang: A poem about war and disaster, expressing people's helplessness towards fate and their longing for the future.] These are just some of the famous works in the Book of Songs. There are many other excellent works that are worthy of our appreciation and study.

The Book of Songs was one of the classics of ancient Chinese literature. It contained a large number of beautiful poems. The following were some extremely beautiful poems: 1 There is a sentence in Guan Ju: "Guan Guan's turtledove is on the river's island. A graceful lady is a good match for a gentleman." This sentence depicted the turtledove chirping on the river island, a beautiful lady walking from afar, and the gentlemen attracted to each other. It was full of romance and beauty. There was a line in "Reeds and Rushes":"The reeds and rushes are green and white dew is frost." As the saying goes, she is on the other side of the water." This sentence depicted a vast expanse of water, white dew turning into frost, and a beautiful woman standing on the other side of the water, giving people a mysterious and beautiful feeling. There was a sentence in " Farewell to the Ancient Grass ":" The grass on the plain withers and thrives every year." This sentence described the growth and withering of the grass and trees in the wilderness, expressing the impermanence and circulation of life, but also filled with a kind of sadness and beauty of parting. 4 In the Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Che Xia, there is a sentence: "Che Xia is a horse with four hooves." A gentleman goes to all countries." This sentence depicted a gentleman with four hooves stepping on the ground, heading into the distance. It was full of the spirit of adventure and exploration, but also full of the aesthetic sense of pursuing beauty and dreams. These poems described the beautiful scenes in nature, expressed people's pursuit and yearning for a better life, and were full of beautiful emotions and artistic conception.

The Book of Songs was the earliest collection of poems in China, which included poems from the Zhou Dynasty to the Warring States Period. There were many poems that described bamboo. Below are some of the classics: The bamboo stood tall and verdant like a gentleman. Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Che Xia 2. The hollow, tough and straight bamboo symbolizes the quality of perseverance. The Book of Songs, Daya, Dang 3. The bamboos stood tall and straight like green bamboos on the cliff, giving people a sense of infinite power. The Book of Songs, Guofeng, Zhounan, Guan Ju The bamboo is slender and tall, and the magnificent scene of "a thousand feet cliff and an ancient tree" gives people a fresh and elegant feeling. The Book of Songs, Xiaoya, and the Car. 5. The tall and mighty bamboo gives people a sense of unyielding power and symbolizes loyalty and courage. The Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Deer's Cry These are some of the poems in the Book of Songs that describe bamboo. These poems not only describe the image of bamboo, but also convey profound emotions and cultural implications.

The verses in the Book of Songs that contained "Zi" were as follows: 1 In the Book of Songs, Xiaoya, Che Xia, there was a poem that said,"My heart is sad because the coffin tree is attached." 2 In the Book of Songs, Guofeng, Zhounan, Guan Ju, there is a sentence: "The turtledove at Guan Guan is on the island of the river." a graceful lady is a gentleman's good catch. The wild vegetables flow to the left and right. My fair lady looks for him. 3 "The Book of Songs·Xiaoya·South has Jiayu's Shi" has "South has Jiayu trout flatfish." A gentleman's love is as deep as his heart. Since the wine has been served, let's drink a cup." . In the Book of Songs, the wind and the drum, there is a saying: "Zigui cries in the middle of the night and returns to his hometown." The clear moon shines on the falling water, winding around the fragrant grass. Why should we cut the candles in the west window and talk about the rainy night in Bashan Mountain? I don't know when we'll meet again." There was also a description of "Night Rain at Azalea Window" in the book. The poem containing "Zi" in the Ci of Chu is as follows: In Li Sao, there was a poem that said,"I have planted nine stems of orchids and planted hundreds of branches of citron", which meant that orchids and citron were both important wood in Chu. In Li Sao, there is also a poem that says,"I have planted nine stems of orchids to raise my ambition, and planted a hundred workshops to help the people", which shows the author's desire and sense of responsibility for the prosperity and development of Chu State.

There were many poems and songs about marriage in ancient times. Here are some famous examples: "Song of the White Head"-Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty I hope to be of one heart, and we will never leave each other when our hair turns white. I still miss Xiang Yu and can't see him in Chang 'an. "Farewell to the Ancient Original Grass"-Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty The grass on the plain withers and thrives once a year. The wildfire never ends, and the spring breeze blows, it grows again. The far-off fragrance encroaches on the ancient road, the clear green connecting the deserted city. And send the king's grandson away, full of parting feelings. Song of Everlasting Regret-Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty Holding hands and looking at each other with tearful eyes, I was speechless and choked. Thinking of the thousand miles away, the misty waves in the evening mist are deep and the sky is wide. 4. Immortal of Magpie Bridge-Qin Guan of Tang Dynasty The fine clouds play with flying stars, and the silver river passes far away in darkness. When the golden wind and jade dew meet, they will surpass countless people in the world. Tenderhearted as water, a happy period like a dream, I bear to look at the magpie bridge on my way home. If the love between the two is long, how can it be morning and evening? These poems and songs all described the scene and emotions of marriage, expressing people's beautiful expectations and blessings for marriage.

Poetry, Ci, and Qu are three different art forms of traditional Chinese music literature. The following is a brief introduction of them: Poem is an important literary style in ancient Chinese literature. It originated from the Book of Songs and is one of the earliest forms of poetry in China. It mainly expressed the author's thoughts and feelings by describing the natural scenery, the emotions of the characters, and the social customs. The subject matter of poetry is wide and varied, including five-character poems, seven-character poems, regular poems, quatrains, etc. There are also Fu, Bi, Xing and other techniques. Ci was another important style of ancient Chinese literature. It originated from the Tang Dynasty and was a combination of poetry and music. Ci was featured by beautiful rhythm and gorgeous language. It was mainly used to describe characters, scenery and emotions, usually using seven, five or eight-character poems. There were many schools of Ci, such as bold and unconstrained, graceful and restrained, and Ci and Qu. The most famous ones were Su Shi, Xin Qiji, and other bold and unconstrained poets. The three songs were a form of traditional Chinese music that originated from the Zhou Dynasty. It was a combination of music and literature. The song was featured by a beautiful melody and a lively rhythm, usually using seven, five, or eight-character poems. The wide range of applications of music includes opera, music, dance, etc. It is an important part of Chinese music culture. There were many schools of music, such as Kunqu, Beijing opera, Henan opera, etc. The most famous one was Lin Daiyu's "Song of the Burial of Flowers" in the Jasmine Tea's "Dream of the Red Chamber".

The Book of Songs was the earliest collection of poems in China, which contained a large number of love poems. In addition to Guan Yu, the following are some other beautiful love poems: << Reeds and Reeds >>: It described a woman's longing for her lover from afar, expressing her longing and desire for love. " Picking Weeds ": It depicted a man picking Weeds from a tree, and a woman who missed a distance expressed her longing and yearning for love in the distance. " Katydids ": It depicted a woman playing the harp in the courtyard to express her longing and desire for her distant lover. [4]<< Mountain >>: It described the conversation between a pair of lovers on the top of a mountain, expressing their mutual trust and love. [5]" Farewell to the Ancient Grass ": It described a pair of lovers who bid farewell to each other on the grassland to express their longing and reluctance to part with each other. These poems all had profound emotional expressions and beautiful language. They were classics in ancient Chinese literature and an important part of Chinese culture.

Poetry, Ci, Song, and Fu are all important components of Chinese literature, but there are some differences between them. Poetry was one of the earliest forms of literature. It was a literary work that expressed the author's emotions and thoughts. Ci is a variation of poetry. It is also a form of lyricism, description, and discussion. It usually appears in the form of a poem or a group of words. It is the most popular form of literature in ancient Chinese literature. Songs are a variation of poetry, and they are mainly lyrical, describing, and discussing. They usually appear in the form of singing, and the content of the lyrics is often describing the beautiful things and touching scenes in life. Fu is one of the more advanced forms of literature than poetry and Ci. It mainly focuses on narration, praise and description. It often uses a large number of words to describe, describe and boast about a thing or a person. Moreover, the subject matter of Fu is also very wide. Therefore, there were obvious differences between poems, Ci, songs, and Fu in terms of literary form, content, and literary status.