1. Poems about wealthy families

Poems about wealthy families 1. Sentences describing the courtyards of wealthy families in ancient times

1. The courtyard is surrounded by pink walls and green There are hanging willows all around, three gate towers with hanging flowers, and hand-operated verandahs on all sides. In the courtyard, the corridors connect to each other, the mountains and rocks are dotted, and the five buildings have a plaque with the words "Yi Hong Kuai Lu" hanging on them. The entire courtyard is magnificent, graceful and luxurious, with beautifully decorated gardens, a backyard full of roses, treasures, and a pool. Qinfang Creek joins here and flows out of the Grand View Garden. There is a white stone road across the Qinfang Creek that leads to the other side.

2. The entrance is a winding verandah, and the stones under the steps form a corridor. There are two or three small rooms above, one is light and the other is dark, and inside are beds, chairs and tables built in the same location. There is another small door from the inner room, which leads to the backyard, where there are large pear blossoms and plantains. There are two more small steps down. Suddenly a gap opened under the wall of the backyard, and a clear spring came out. The ditch was only a few feet long, and it poured into the wall. It went around the steps from the house to the front yard and spiraled out under the bamboo. ”

3. There is a large rosewood marble case on which there are various dharma stickers of famous people, dozens of inkstones, various pen holders, and a sea of ??pens inserted like a forest. On the other side is a A large Ru kiln flower bag is filled with white chrysanthemums with crystal balls. On the west wall hangs a large-scale painting of Xiangyang's "Mist and Rain", and a couplet hanging on the left and right, which is written by Yan Lugong. , the poem goes like this: The haze is leisurely and the life is in the wild. There is a big tripod on the table. On the left side is a large plate from Daguan kiln, which contains dozens of exquisite yellow Buddha hands. There is a white jade chime hanging next to it, and a small hammer hanging next to it. There is a couch on the east side, and a gauze curtain with green double embroidery of flowers and insects hanging on the bed."

4. There is only a strange fragrance in the courtyard. It's tangy to the nostrils, and the strange grass and fairy vines become greener and greener as it gets colder. The vines and vines lead to the vines, which are so cute. Strange grasses and fairy vines penetrate the stone and wrap around the eaves, trying to grow upward.

5. Look at the polygonum flowers and reed leaves on the bank, and the green polygonum and fragrant water chestnuts in the pond, they all feel swaying, as if they are recalling memories. The old friend's attitude is completely different from the usual show off and fighting spirit. After experiencing such a lonely and miserable scene, I couldn't help myself, so I chanted a song: "The autumn wind in the pond was cold one night, and the red jade shadows of lotus flowers were blown away." The polygonum flowers and water chestnut leaves are full of sorrow, and heavy dew of heavy frost presses the slender stems. I don't hear the sound of playing chess in Yongzhou, and the chessboard is stained with mud.

6. I saw lush green trees, scorching exotic flowers, and a clear stream that zigzagged from the depths of the flowers and trees under the stone gaps. A few steps further, gradually towards the north, it is flat and wide, with flying buildings on both sides and carved embroidered thresholds, all hidden among the trees in the mountain col. Looking down, you can see the clear stream pouring snow, stone steps piercing the clouds, white stones as railings, surrounding the edge of the pool, stone bridges and three harbors, and beasts holding vomit in their faces.

7. The gauze curtains hang low, creating a hazy atmosphere. The surrounding stone walls are covered with brocade, and even the roof of the room is separated by embroidered felt, which is both warm and welcoming. The furnishings are also for the boudoir, and are extremely luxurious, with exquisitely carved jade-inlaid gums, brocade quilts and embroidered quilts, and small sachets hung on the curtain hooks, exuding a faint fragrance.

8. The room is sunny and has luxurious furnishings. There are various clocks and watches set with diamonds on the windows. There is a gorgeous bed in each room, with the quilts neatly folded; there is also a white candle on the table, with a dragon engraved with teeth and claws on it. The interior of the house is decorated as it was before.

9. Romantic and solemn temperament, the high-ceilinged foyer and grand door, the round arched windows and the stone masonry at the corners show elegance and elegance.

10. In the garden, the exquisite pavilions, the quiet and beautiful ponds and water corridors, as well as the large rockery, ancient stage, exquisite jade and other masterpieces of ancient gardens, all make me go back and forth with nostalgia. In particular, the carved dragon built on the ridge of the wall and roof, with its scales and claws dancing, and its whiskers flying, seems to be about to soar into the sky, which is even more touching.

2. Looking for poems about the loneliness and helplessness of women from wealthy families~

Resentment ----- Li Bai The beauty is rolling up the bead curtain, sitting deep with frowning eyebrows.

But when I see wet tears, I don’t know who I hate? Explanation of the poem: The beauty rolled up the bead curtain and sat for a long time with her eyebrows tightly knitted. All I saw was a wet patch of tears, and I didn’t know who I resented in my heart.

Word explanation: Sitting deeply: Sitting for a long time. Frown: wrinkle.

Poetry Appreciation The beauty sat alone for a long time, frowning deeply, wet with tears, missing her lover, and full of sadness. The characters in this poem are detailed and vivid, with distinct layers, profound implications, and endless aftertaste.

Appreciation of Wang Changling's "Bouise Resentment" The young woman in the boudoir knows no worries, and goes up to the green building with her makeup on the spring day ①. Suddenly I saw the color of willows on the street, and I regretted teaching my husband to look for a title.

Appreciation This poem is widely circulated and popular. Its characteristics can be summarized into two points: first, it has origins, and second, it has new ideas. Say it has a history.

Mainly refers to "feud" as a traditional theme. In the Liang Dynasty, He Xun wrote two poems called "Brother's Resentment", which expressed the loneliness and sadness of his girlfriend's "teardrops on the pillow" and "alone to the flowers in the back garden." Yan, "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" contains four of his poems, one of which is titled "New Songs of Yuefu Should Be Taught". His poem goes like this: "The Qi Pavilion in the brothel is full of spring, and the makeup is as bright and pink as a god.

The thin skirt is full of shadows, and the thin fan is separated from the dust. The wine in the bottle is always full, and the song is never tired of it.

The purple swallow is about to fly around the building. People.

The willow trees are tangled and the thick leaves are dark. The guest is not afraid of the late light, there is a bright moon in the West Garden. "

It is obvious that this is what Wang Changling is doing. The song "Bouise's Resentment" uses some lines from Xie's poems. Wu Zetian's "Su Family's Brocade Palindrome" said: "The brocade-character net essays are popular in biographies. They are the purpose of modern boudoir resentment. People who belong to the literary world can mirror it.

" ("The Complete Tang Dynasty" "Wen" 97) The so-called "brocade palindrome" and "jinzi palindrome" are the same allusion, which comes from the "Book of Jin·The Biography of Dou Tao's Wife Su", which refers to the former Qin Qin Prefecture Governor Dou Tao being moved to quicksand: My wife Su Hui (also known as Ruolan) thinks about it, and the brocade is a palindrome poem with swirling pictures, which can be read in a loop, and the words are very sad. "Turtle Mirror" is a reference. Although Wang Changling's poem "Brother's Grudge" does not directly "translate" the story of Dou Tao's wife, it expresses the loneliness of the "young woman" in her empty boudoir and her longing for her husband.

"I don't know my sorrow" echoes the "suddenly" in the third sentence, paving the way for the sudden turning point below. The idea is novel, the contrast is strong, and it has the opposite and complementary effect. First, it is innovative in aesthetic content.

In the Book of Songs, insects and plants are often used to trigger the compassion of leaving people, but usually there is no deeper meaning. The young woman here sees the willows turning green on the street, which not only reminds her of her husband I miss him so much, and regret even more that I shouldn't have asked him to go out to seek fame. It goes without saying that, in this young woman's opinion, "Willow Color" is more worthy of nostalgia and pursuit than "Seeking a Marquis".

Not only does it contain the author's contempt for fame and wealth and his cherishment of good times and youth, but its aesthetic content is also novel and can even be said to be progressive. From an ideological point of view, the value of this poem is mainly reflected in the fourth sentence, and the focus of this sentence is the three words "looking for a feudal lord", which is consistent with the "turtle mirror" mentioned by "literary people" in the early Tang Dynasty. "The purpose of boudoir resentment" is the same.

Among the more than 180 extant poems by Wang Changling, quatrains account for about half. He is said to be able to compete with Li Bai to "win by a hair, both are divine." Wang Shizhen's "Yiyuan Yan") If we say this If the first word can be called "divine", then its "divine" is mainly reflected in a new character.

Second, the author is unique. The first sentence is "I don't know sorrow" ("No sorrow" in "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty"). The editor of "Three Hundred Tang Poems" wrote next to these three words: "I write these three words first, and then return to the following."

In fact, it is not just these three words. The first two sentences of the poem are contrary to the title of "boudoir resentment", focusing on the young woman's childish mentality and love of beauty. Many anthologies interpret these three words as "joining the army" or "a good man doing hard work in the army" (Volume 47 of "Tang Poetry Collection").

Although this explanation is not wrong, it does seem to be a partial generalization. It is true that you can gain fame by joining the army or conquering the army, but this is not the only way to gain fame.

So I think the meaning of "finding a lord" should be roughly the same as "finding". "New Book of Tang: Biography of Xue Deng" says: "Nowadays, the public administration is particularly obedient to its original principles.

After the Ming Dynasty's imperial edict, he has already traveled to the palaces of the temples and palaces, entering and exiting the palaces of princes and princes, expressing gratitude and writing oaths to repay. Therefore, the common name Ju is called Mi Ju by everyone. "

In this poem, "looking for a title" generally refers to going out to seek fame, which can be joining the army, or it can also refer to seeking other fame. Notes ① Ningzhuang: Shengzhuang.

3. What are the poems that describe the rich?

1. "The rich are extravagant in their affairs, and their colorful embroideries turn the tables." "

"Farewell to the New Year/Farewell to the New Year/Shou Sui"

Song Dynasty: Su Shi

The rich are extravagant in their affairs, and their colorful embroideries turn the throne.

The poor are ashamed and humble, and they go out to grind.

There are few old friends in the official residence, and the festival is celebrated in the alleys.

I also want to sing with no one.

Interpretation: The rich do things gorgeously, with colorful embroidery and embroidery.

The poor are ashamed and humble.

The official residence is small and small. The festival is celebrated in the alley.

We must also promote rural customs, and only advocate harmony.

2. “Don’t throw gold bullets out of the forest, but cherish the silver bed at the head of the well. "

"The Shaohou of Fuping"

Tang Dynasty: Li Shangyin

Before the three sides of the Seven Kingdoms came to worry, Thirteen attacked the Marquis of Fuping.

Don't take the gold bullet and throw it outside the forest, but cherish the silver bed at the head of the well.

Colorful trees turn and lamp beads are scattered, and embroidered sandalwood pillows and jade carvings are not closed. Reporting on the invasion of the morning guest, the new beauty is named Mochou

Explanation: Zhang Fang received the hereditary title of Marquis of Fuping at the age of thirteen. He was young and ignorant and did not consider the unstable situation and the rebellion of the Seven Kingdoms. , constant border troubles, and the Huns' invasion to the south.

He didn't realize the value of the golden bullet, so he dropped it in the forest and didn't know how to take it back. It's a bit cherishing, so ignorant.

The gorgeous lampposts are spinning with bright candles, and the candles complement each other like pearls. The exquisite sandalwood pillows are exquisitely carved and as bright as jade. Beautiful and smooth.

In the morning at Prince Hou's Mansion, the gatekeeper no longer informed the visitors as usual, because the young prince had a new beauty named Mochou, and he did not dare to disturb him on this beautiful occasion.

3. “Wealth must come from hard work, and a man must read five carts of books. "

"Scholar Bai's Thatched Cottage"

Tang Dynasty: Du Fu

The scholar in Bishan burned the silver fish, but the white horse went to live in the deep rock.

The ancients have spent three winters, and now they have more than ten thousand books.

The clear clouds are all over the house, and the autumn water is flowing down the canal.

Wealth must be obtained through hard work. , men must read five cars of books.

Interpretation: The war of the Anshi Rebellion caused Bai Xueshi to lose his official position.

But he still studied hard like Dongfang Shuo, a writer in the Han Dynasty. Although he was young, he was already successful in his studies.

Looking outside the thatched house, the auspicious clouds were like the hood of a car. They gather densely, and the autumn water flows along the road like a torrent of water.

Since ancient times, prosperity and wealth must come from hard work. A wise man should go to the world like Bachelor Bai.

4. "The Rich Man in Qin"

Tang Dynasty: Luo Yin

Raise the hall high and divert water

The dirt and gold are still not luxurious.

The alleys are full of grass, but there is beauty.

Definition: Raise the hall high and divert the water. >

The excrement, gold and jade are not luxurious.

The simple alley is full of grass, who knows that there is a beauty?

5. "The painting pavilion and the Zhulou are facing each other." , Red peach and green willow hang down from the eaves. Luo Wei presented the Seven Incense Cart and the Treasure Fan welcomed him back to Jiuhua Tent. "

"A Daughter's Journey to Luoyang"

Tang Dynasty: Wang Wei

Only a daughter from Luoyang who lives across the street can be more than fifteen years old.

My beloved Yule rides on a horse, and my maid holds a carp on a golden plate.

The painted pavilions and vermilion towers face each other, with red peach and green willow hanging over the eaves.

Luo Wei presented the seven-incense car and the treasure fan to welcome the return to Jiuhua Tent.

The crazy husband’s wealth lies in his youth, and his arrogance and extravagance make Ji Lun.

Self-pitying jasper teaches dance personally, and does not hesitate to hold coral to others.

The dawn in the spring window extinguishes the nine micro fires, and the nine microscopic flowers fly.

After the play was over, when Zeng Wuli was singing, he only wore incense and sat there in makeup.

The city is bustling with acquaintances, and they pass by Zhao Li's house day and night.

Who can pity the Yue girl whose face is as beautiful as jade?

Explanation: There was a woman living across from my house in Luoyang. She was in her early fifteenth year and was very beautiful.

Her husband rides a green and white horse, and the harness is inlaid with precious jade. Her maid held up a golden plate containing finely cooked carps.

The vermilion-painted pavilions of her house look at each other from a distance, and red peach and green willow trees line up under the eaves.

The carriage she rode in was made of seven kinds of fragrant wood, and was decorated with silk curtains. The servants held feather fans and welcomed her back to the colorful tent embroidered with nine-flower patterns.

Her husband was successful in his youth and was even more arrogant and extravagant than Shi Jilun.

He personally taught his beloved concubine how to dance, and gave precious coral trees to others casually.

They had fun all night long. The lights were turned off only when dawn appeared on the windows, and pieces of lanterns fell on the carved window edges.

She plays and plays all day long and has no time to review songs. She is neatly dressed and just smokes incense and talks all day long.

The people I know are all wealthy families in the city, and the people who come and go day and night are the families of noble relatives.

Who pities the Yue girl who is as beautiful as jade but lives in poverty and has to wash her yarn alone at the head of the river.

4. Poems describing the gift of a daughter

1. Qing Dynasty: Chen Zhongping's "Sea Breeze Congratulations on the Gift of a Daughter"

Baowu Xingchu Get up, the osmanthus blossoms fill the room with fragrance.

From now on, I will bury the wine jar and wait until I get drunk in the morning.

There is plenty of joy under the knees, and long chanting in the boudoir.

How pity is there for Xie’s daughter? The phoenix seed is destined to fly in the clouds.

Vernacular translation: The noble star in the sky has just risen, and the fragrance of osmanthus fills the room. Bury a wine jar in the ground so that your son-in-law can be drunk one day. There is enough joy under the knees, and the daughter slowly grows up in the boudoir. Poor Xie family's daughter, she is destined to be a phoenix.

2. Song Dynasty: Wang Yang's "Wang Yazhi meets and learns that he got a daughter from a man who cheated on his father"

The spring breeze cuts ribbons and flowers bloom on the face, and the autumn water forms the skin of sacred jade.

The solution brings joy to the gate, why should Yi Lai be a man?

Vernacular translation: The spring breeze comes to cut the ribbon, the flowers bloom on the face, the autumn water forms the shape and the jade becomes the skin. It adds a festive color to the home, so why worry about whether it is a boy or not.

3. Song Dynasty: Chen Zao's "Zi Cong gave birth to a child on the mat"

Looking back on the first century, you recited the poem Nong Tile.

There is also a full moon feast, and it is a fitting time for me to go.

Vernacular translation: Thinking back to the past twelve years, you recited poems about getting a daughter of gold. If there is a full-month banquet, I will definitely come.

Composed by Zi from the birth table

4. Ming Dynasty: Zheng Zhen's "A Presentation to Mr. Qian, a Tongzhi"

The fairy couple descending to Yaotian with scattered flowers, Hua A beautiful feast by candlelight.

Hearing that a noble daughter was born in the public family, Yue Mi wanted to find money to launder her son.

Vernacular translation: The flower fairy came down from the fairyland in the sky, and held a beautiful banquet under the bright candlelight. I heard that if a daughter is born to a noble family, money will be given to her when she is one month old.

5. Ming Dynasty: Chen Wude's "Gift to Long Zhi's Daughter"

Last night, the jade hall was full of joy, arguing that Baowu would be blessed with auspicious light.

Vernacular translation: Last night, the whole house was full of laughter and laughter, and everyone said that the noble star came down to earth and appeared in the auspicious light.

6. Ming Dynasty: Chen Wude's "Two Poems on the Birth of a Daughter by Long, Part 2"

Happy to be drunk again in the Xia wine cup, and admire the pearl shining on my palm.

Whenever I feel happy, I drink a lot of wine from Yuxia’s cup. I envy you for having the apple of your eye.