1. Poems about Dali Poems about Dali 1. Poems about Dali Dali is picturesque all year round. Among many scenic spots, the four sceneries of wind, flowers, snow and moon are the most famous and fascinating.

Regarding the four scenes of wind, flowers, snow and moon, a riddle poem has been recited from generation to generation among the local Bai people for thousands of years, making Dali people of all ages familiar with the four scenes of wind, flowers, snow and moon.

The poem says: When an insect enters the phoenix's nest, no birds are seen (wind), Green grass grows on the heads of the seven people (flowers); A drizzle falls on the Hengshan Mountain (snow), and half of my friends are missing (moon).

In January 1962, after visiting Dali, the famous writer Cao Jinghua was deeply moved by the scenery of wind, flowers, snow and moon in Dali. He wrote a poem about the wind, flowers, snow and moon: "The wind from Xiaguan, the flowers from Shangguan, the wind from Xiaguan blows from Shangguan.

Flower; Snow on Cangshan Mountain, moon on Erhai Lake, snow on Cangshan Mountain illuminated by the moon on Erhai Lake." The poem has a new idea and neat contrasts, highlighting the four scenes of wind, flowers, snow and moon and their connections, which makes people endlessly pondering.

2. Ancient poems describing Dali Poems describing Dali: "Remembering a Travel in Yunnan" Author: Biye Guhong The ancient trees are shaded by fragrant grass, and we look at the water and the sky together.

The fragrant jade dew should still be there, looking north to the vastness for another year.

"Scenery of Yunnan" Author: Huang Shanfeng Dali has beautiful scenery and the Bai people's ingenious architecture.

Three squares and one screen wall, five wells and four skyscrapers.

Erhai Lake has beautiful Cangshan Mountains and is a sacred place for butterflies.

There are beautiful scenery in the world, and the most beautiful ones are in Yunnan.

"Yunnan Song" Author: Liu Wan (Tang Dynasty) Hundreds of barbarians are in chaos in the south, and bandits are rising like hedgehogs.

The Central Plains is exhausted, and the battle begins from now on.

Baimen Taihe City has a distance of ten thousand miles.

Those who pass away are not alive, and nine out of ten people die.

Dai Ma is lying in Yangshan Mountain, and Yan soldiers are crying at Lushui.

A wife prays for the death of her husband, and a father prays for the death of his son.

The sky is full of sorrowful clouds, and the bones are piled up in empty fortresses.

Sorry for traveling to Yunnan, one hundred thousand people are gone.

"Poetry of Siming Mountain·Yunnan" Author: Lu Guimeng (Tang Dynasty) There are more streams in Yunnan, and there is no mud in the gravel.

Medicines are sold, and the branches are many and the birds are singing.

The night is clear and the moon is noon, and autumn is approaching Shaolan fans.

If you can live in a mountain, Zhi will carry it with you.

"Farewell to the Master of Yunnan" Author: Shi Xinghai (Song Dynasty) The wild geese, clouds and rain are in a foreign land in autumn, and I heard that the water and rocks in your house are quiet.

It's good to go back when the season is wandering, but the road divergence between north and south makes people sad.

Note: Three hundred poems of the Tang Dynasty "Yunnan Instant Events" Author: Lou Lian (Ming Dynasty) The country of Wuyunnan is at the end of the world, and the mountains and rivers of Liuzhao are gorgeous.

The mountains in Mosui are covered with snow, and the flowing water in Nayi carries golden sand.

Green frogs chirp into the trees in the clouds, and white pheasants fly through the flowers at the entrance of the cave.

Only the garrison soldiers in the south of the Yangtze River often have clear dreams and miss their families.

"Nine Titles of Fenghe Lu Looking at Siming Mountain·Yunnan" Author: Pi Rixiu (Tang Dynasty) Yunnan has a river on its back, and no wild goose reaches the peak.

Red medicine grows in the ruins, and white springs bloom in other places.

Children are like ancient times, marriages are like immortals.

As a real official household, there is no way to tax Ishida.

3. What are the poems about Dali? 1. When an insect enters a phoenix's nest, no bird can be seen (wind), Green grass grows on the heads of seven people (flowers); It drizzles on the Hengshan Mountain (snow), and half of my friends are missing (moon).

------Four Scenes of Dali - Wind, Flowers, Snow and Moon 2. The wind in Xiaguan blows the flowers in Shangguan, the wind in Xiaguan blows the flowers in Shangguan; the snow on Cangshan Mountain, the moon on Erhai Lake, the moon on Erhai Lake shines on the snow on Cangshan Mountain.

” 3. The ancient trees are shaded by fragrant grass, and together we look at the water and the sky. The fragrant jade dew should still be there, and we look north to the vastness for another year. ------ January 1962, the famous writer Cao Jinghua 4. Hundreds of barbarians chaos in the south

A group of thieves rose up like hedgehogs. The battle began in the Central Plains. No one who traveled ten thousand miles was alive, and nine of the ten men died in the Yangshan Mountains.

The wife goes to seek the death of her husband, and the father goes to seek the death of his son. The sky is full of sorrowful clouds, and the bones are piled up in empty piles. One hundred thousand people have gone to Yunnan. ------ "Yunnan Song" Liu Wan 5. Dali has beautiful scenery.

The Bai people skillfully build beautiful buildings. There are three squares and one wall, five wells and four skyscrapers. The Erhai Lake is beautiful and the mountains are beautiful. The most beautiful scenery in the world is in Yunnan. The poem "Yunnan Scenery" reads: shī.

Jù is the sentence that makes up a poem. Poems usually follow the format of the poem and limit the number of words in each sentence.