1, people are idle, osmanthus flowers fall, and the night is quiet and spring is empty. -Tang Wang Wei's "Bird Singing Stream"

Appreciation: This poem depicts the tranquility and beauty of a spring night. Leisure means peace of mind, without disturbance. The falling of osmanthus adds a sense of beauty to the quiet night. The poet outlined a beautiful night scene with concise and lively brushstrokes, which was intoxicating.

2. Guizi falls in the middle of the month, and Tianxiang clouds float outside. -Don Song Zhiwen's Lingyin Temple

Appreciation: This poem describes the beautiful scene of Mid-Autumn Festival. The cinnamon falling in the middle of the month gives off a strong fragrance and floats out of the clouds. With gorgeous words, the poet showed the exquisite beauty of Mid-Autumn Festival and made people feel the magnificence and magic of nature.

3. In the atrium, there are crows in Bai Shu and osmanthus fragrans in Coody Leng. -Tang Wang Jian's "Fifteen Nights Looking at the Moon to Send Du Langzhong"

Appreciation: This poem depicts the atrium scenery in the Mid-Autumn Festival night. White ground, arboreal crows, Coody Leng, osmanthus and other elements constitute a quiet and beautiful picture. The poet expressed his deep yearning for his hometown and relatives by taking advantage of the scenery.

4, poor sweet-scented osmanthus lonely in the sky, ask Heng E even less. -Tang Anonymous "Miscellaneous Songs, Osmanthus Melody"

Appreciation: This poem takes the loneliness and beauty of Osmanthus fragrans as metaphor, expressing the praise and affection for a beautiful woman. The poet used anthropomorphic techniques to describe osmanthus fragrans so vividly that people couldn't help but be moved.

At the same time, the poet showed the mystery and transcendence of osmanthus by comparing it with Chang 'e. This metaphor makes the image of osmanthus more vivid, three-dimensional and unforgettable.

5. Don't envy three peaches and plums, and osmanthus will become Xiang Qiu glory. -Don Liu Yuxi's "Answering Lotte's Memories and Releasing the Sigh of His Dead Tree"

Appreciation: This poem is a famous sentence in Liu Yuxi, a scholar in the Tang Dynasty, which expresses his praise and admiration for osmanthus.

He highlighted the unique charm of Osmanthus fragrans by comparing it with Sanchun Taoli. In the poem, he expressed his response to the image of "dead trees" in Lotte's poems. He borrowed the metaphor of Lotte, referring to the "dead tree" in Lotte's poems with the metaphor of three spring peaches and plums, and referring to his own response with the metaphor of osmanthus. In this way, Liu Yuxi showed his praise and admiration for osmanthus.