An ancient poem describing the hibiscus flower is as follows:

Hibiscus flower is also called hibiscus, frost-repelling flower, magnolia, etc. Hibiscus flowers are rich in color and extremely beautiful, and their delicate appearance often makes people forget to leave. Let’s take a look at how literati wrote about Furong.

1. "Inviting Guests to Drink Under the Hibiscus Flowers"

I want to drink two or three glasses of wine in the cool evening, and I invite the drinkers from Jiangtou.

Don’t be afraid that autumn will be without drunken things, and all the water lotuses and magnolias will bloom.

Appreciation: The weather at the head of the Xunyang River in late autumn was a bit chilly, so the poet wanted to drink some wine to warm himself up, so he called the wine drinker from the head of the river to warm the wine, and he poured it down alone there. Sing.

2. "Rejecting Frost"

The yellow leaves in the courtyard dance in the west wind, and the sky and the earth collect the killing power.

What's the matter with the power of a young woman alone, urging several buds to bloom on the wall?

Appreciation: The yellow leaves fluttered and fell in the west wind, making the earth desolate. Only hibiscus borrowed the power of Qingnu, the goddess of frost and snow, to bloom fiery red buds on the wall.

3. "Two Poems on Hibiscus Flowers"

The wild hibiscus grows by the stream, and the flowers and trees are so charming.

Half the lotus pond is gone, only the frost chrysanthemums are withered.

Appreciation: The hibiscus flowers by the stream are blooming just in time, and the lotus flowers in the pond have already bloomed. Only the hibiscus and the frost-proud chrysanthemums are blooming proudly in the autumn wind.

4. "Autumn Stay on the Xiangjiang River and Encounter Rain"

The clouds on the river lock the dream soul, and Liu Kun dances late at night on the riverside.

The autumn wind blows thousands of miles away from the Lotus Country, and the dusk rain brings thousands of families to Xili Village.

The homesickness is unbearable and sad. Who would care about the king and grandson when traveling?

The fishermen did not ask each other when they met, but returned to the island gate with the sound of the flute.