The spring grass is luxuriant
Spring grass referred to the lush vegetation that grew all over the roadside in spring. This phrase came from the work Spring Grass by Tang Yanqian, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The poem described the spring grass growing all over the roadside in the south and north. They stretched everywhere. The lush spring grass urged people to return home as soon as possible. The spring wind blew the green grass for another year. This poem expressed the poet's praise for the growing scene of the spring grass, and used the characteristics of the spring grass to urge people to return home as a metaphor for people's longing for their hometown.
The green grass is luxuriant and the white fog is blurred
The lush green grass and the misty white fog were a line from the lyrics of a song," On the Water's Side." The song was composed by Qiong Yao and Lin Jiaqing. This song had been sung by Li Jian, Teresa Teng, Cai Xingjuan, and many other singers. The lyrics depicted a scene of lush green grass and white fog, and also hinted at a beautiful woman living by the water.
The green grass is luxuriant and the white fog is vast
The lush green grass and the white fog were a line from the lyrics of a song," On the Water's Side." This song was written by Qiong Yao and composed by Lin Jiaqing. It was originally sung by Gao Lingfeng and Jiang Lei. Later, Teresa Teng also covered the song and included it in the album of the same name. The lyrics vividly depicted the scene of green grass and white fog, expressing the scene of a beautiful woman living by the water. The song was very popular with its beautiful melody and sentimental lyrics, and it became a well-known classic song.
Green grass luxuriant, white mist boundless poem
The poem of lush green grass and white fog came from the Book of Songs, Qin Feng, Jian Jia.
Green grass luxuriant white fog blurred original text
The original text of the lush green grass and misty white fog came from the Book of Songs, Qin Feng, Jian Jia.
Spring Grass Scattered Chapters
"Spring Grass Scattered Chapters" was a Chinese web novel. The novel was first published on the Jinjiang Literature City website in 2012. It told the story of an ordinary person named Charlotte who traveled to another world and had various characters. The novel had a total of 68 chapters. The story of the novel was very rich, involving love, friendship, kinship, power, honor and other topics. In the novel, Charlotte experienced many ups and downs in life, but he always maintained his kindness to human nature and his love for life. The characters in the novel also had their own characteristics: loyal subordinates, wise strategists, brave soldiers, affectionate lovers, etc. Their fates continued to move forward under the guidance of Charlotte and finally reached a common goal. "Spring Grass Scattered Chapters" was a philosophical and touching novel that was hailed as a classic of Chinese online literature.
Who was the author of the novel Spring Grass on the Pond?
The author of the novel Spring Grass on the Pond was Cao Xueqin.
A poem describing the tender grass in early spring
The tender grass in spring was as weak as a baby, but it emitted a fresh smell. It swayed gently in the breeze as if it was dancing. Under the sunlight, they looked even more beautiful like sparkling gems. As the weather became warmer, the color of the tender grass began to change, from dark green to light green and then to emerald green, showing infinite vitality. They swayed gently in the wind as if they were showing people the power of life. This was a season full of vitality and hope. The tender grass was the representative of spring. They used their weakness and beauty to bring infinite surprises and emotions to people.
The Peach Blossom Spring records the beautiful grass and flowers around the Peach Blossom Spring
In the Peach Blossom Spring, the sentence about the beautiful grass and flowers around the Peach Blossom Spring was: "The fragrant grass is delicious and the fallen flowers are colorful."
Spring grass grows in the pond, willows turn into birds chirping
'Spring grass grows in the pond, willows in the garden turn into birds' was a poem from Xie Lingyun's 'Climbing the pond and going upstairs' during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. This poem depicted the scene of spring. The spring grass by the pond grew luxuriantly, and the birds on the willow trees in the garden changed species and began to sing. Through these two lines, the poet expressed his love for spring and his sensitivity to the natural scenery. This poem was also considered one of Xie Lingyun's most famous lines.
Modern Literature: Spring Grass Scattered Chapters (Yang Linxue)
I'm not really a fan of online literature. I'm just a person who likes to read novels. I can answer some basic language questions and provide some literary knowledge. The modern description of "Spring Grass Sanzhang" can be described as a prose or short story describing the scene of spring and the feelings and experiences of a young woman in nature.