1. Verses praising Xi'an Verses praising Xi'an 1. What are the verses describing Xi'an? Answer: Poems about Xi'an 1. I recall reading old books, when will we join hands in Chang'an!
2. In Xi'an's closed area, clear water rock springs are good.
3. The bamboos are repaired and the blues are moved, the plum mountains are towering and green, Xi'an is a small beautiful place.
4. Recalling Chang'an in September (Fan Deng's "Remembering Chang'an; September") 5. One day I moved to Changsha, looking west to Chang'an and missing my home (Li Bai's "Drinking with Shi Langzhong and Listening to the Flute Playing on the Yellow Crane Tower") 6
. Sauvignon Blanc, in Chang'an (Li Bai's "Sauvignon Blanc") 7. Looking back at Chang'an, there are piles of embroidery, and thousands of gates are opening on the top of the mountain (Part 1 of Du Mu's "Three Quatrains on Passing the Huaqing Palace") 8. Chang'an Avenue has sand as an embankment, and the morning breeze
No dust, no rain, no mud (Li He's "Sand Road") 9. Chang'an Jiucheng Road, Qili Wuhou's House (Huangfu Ran's "Chang'an Road") 10. A wealthy family sells wine on Chang'an Road, and once the building is built a hundred feet high (
Wei Yingwu's "Journey to the Wine Shop") 11. The crows bathing in the bridge are newly rising in the blue pool, locking up the wealthy families in Chang'an (Du Mu's "Long Sentences on the West Street") 12. On the Chang'an Road in the daytime, the horses are not idle for a while.
Only Maoling has many sick visitors, and they always come to the high place to look at Nanshan (Zhang Yuanzong's "Wang Zhongnan Mountain") 13. I wish I could go to Suxian Cheng in Xi'an, and I have been seeking friends for thousands of years to be close to Yanling.
The country is like that of that king, just like the jade pot is cold and the dew is icy.
14. The painting hall is so close and deep as the sea. I only read old books when I recall, and when we went to Chang'an hand in hand.
15. Sauvignon Blanc, in Chang’an.
16. Looking back at Chang'an, there are piles of embroidery, and thousands of doors are opened one after another on the top of the mountain.
17. The good thing about my home is that I still stay in Qin Dynasty, but it is a shame to be a lost person in the Ming Dynasty.
I'm afraid I'll see the orioles smiling in my hometown, and I'll spend the spring in Chang'an.
18. The spring breeze brings joy to the horse's hoofs, and he sees all the flowers in Chang'an in one day.
19. The Chang'an Avenue is made of sand, and the morning wind has no dust, no rain, no mud.
20. The spring breeze in Xi'an brings flowers to several trees. Where is drinking beside the flowers now?
2. Poems describing Xi'an Xi'an was Chang'an in ancient times. Meng Jiao of the Tang Dynasty wrote in the poem "After Enrollment": "The spring breeze is so proud that the horse's hoofs are so bad that I can see all the flowers in Chang'an in one day."
The poem vividly describes that once the ancient literati passed the imperial examination, their destiny immediately changed, and they rose to prominence from then on.
Yes, Chang'an was admitted to the imperial examination, and the literati's long-awaited hearts have finally settled into reality. Naturally, the spring breeze is blowing on their faces and they feel comfortable and contented.
The scenery of Kyoto that I usually had no time and inclination to appreciate because I was studying hard in the cold window has now become extremely charming, charming and enchanting.
Under such circumstances, the excitement must be fully vented, and the elegance of seeing all the flowers in Chang'an in one day will naturally arise in the mind.
These two lines of poems successfully created the image of a scholar who is free and proud and almost crazy.
The place of blooming flowers mentioned in the poem - Chang'an, is today's Xi'an, Shaanxi!
"Chang'an has been the capital of emperors since ancient times."
Xi'an, like Luoyang, Kaifeng, Nanjing, Hangzhou and Beijing, is an ancient city.
However, compared with other ancient capitals, Xi'an has many things to be proud of: first, it was the earliest to establish its capital; second, it has the most dynasties to establish its capital, with 13 dynasties establishing its capital here; third, it has established its capital here;
It has the longest age, reaching 1062, while Beijing is only over 600 years old. Fourth, it is the earliest metropolis in Chinese history to reach a population of one million and the first to implement urban construction and management.
At the same time, Xi'an is as famous as Athens, Cairo, Rome and Istanbul, and is one of the five famous ancient capitals in the world.
Xi'an is really too old. Along the way from the smoke and clouds of history, she is shrouded in too many legends.
For example, King You of Zhou Dynasty smiled in favor of his beloved concubine, climbed to the Lishan beacon tower in the eastern suburbs of Xi'an, and randomly lit the beacon fire to entertain the princes. This eventually led to the destruction of the country, leaving only the allusion of "One smile can conquer the city, two smiles can conquer the country".
Xi'an's ancient history and culture make those familiar famous figures, market customs, poems and poems easily jump out from thousands of years ago and become the oncoming scenery.
You see, Qin Shihuang, who was all-powerful throughout his life, was buried in Lintong District in the east of Xi'an City after the dust settled.
The famous "Wenjing Reign" was carried out by the emperor in the Hanyang Tomb lying on the road to the international airport in the north.
Perhaps, in the evening drums and morning bells, you can vaguely see Xuanzang of the Tang Dynasty who returned from the West, translating scriptures and practicing Buddhism in the Big Wild Goose Pagoda... Xi'an is a city full of mystery in every corner.
Today, Xi'an is home to more than 40 colleges and universities, making it a true "university town".
Xi'an's universities not only have a complete range of subjects, but also have a high level of scientific research; not only are they strong in basic subjects, but they are also outstanding in cutting-edge and cutting-edge subjects.
The subjects of Xi'an's colleges and universities cover engineering, agriculture, medicine, liberal arts, science, law, philosophy, economics, history and other fields. At the same time, they also have a team of expert professors with profound academic attainments and a certain reputation at home and abroad.
Generally speaking, Xi'an colleges and universities have obvious advantages in engineering, with solid foundations in old majors such as machinery, electronics, metallurgy, construction, light industry, textiles, aviation, petroleum, coal, water conservancy, electricity, transportation, and agriculture, and are well-known throughout the country.
At the same time, Xi'an universities have also established and developed a number of new disciplines and majors that are leading in the country, such as cultural relics technology, aerospace technology, materials science, environmental science, systems engineering, computers, etc.
Xi'an's colleges and universities are generally established institutions affiliated with ministries and commissions and have a high reputation at home and abroad.