Is there any poetry that describes the wind?

Scenic Seasons

Thousand-foot waves cross the river, bamboo stalks slanting. “Wind” (Li Qiao)

I don’t know where the face of the person has gone, peach blossoms still smile with the spring breeze. - “An Inscription on a Villa South of the Capital” (Cui Hu)

The forest flowers wither after the spring red, so hastily. Helpless, the morning rain and evening wind come too soon. - “Meeting in Joy - Spring Flowers Withered” (Li Yu)

Last night, the west wind withered the green trees, I stood alone on a tall building, looking at the end of the road - “Love of Butterflies - Worrying that Chrysanthemums Weep with the Dew” (Yan Shu)

The apricot blossom rain wets my clothes, the willow wind blows on my face without cold. - “A Quatrain” (Zhi Nan)

The creek clouds rise, the sun sets in the pavilion, the mountain rain is about to come, the wind fills the tower. - “East Tower of Xianyang City” (Xu Hun)

Stars and wind from last night, on the west side of the painted tower, on the east side of the laurel hall. - “Untitled - First of Two” (Li Shangyin)

The spring breeze is green on the south bank of the river, when will the bright moon shine on me again? - “Moor at the Gua River” (Wang Anshi)

Late day, the beautiful river and mountains, the spring breeze, the fragrant flowers and grass. - “Two Quatrains” (Du Fu)

The favorable wind, with its strength, sends me soaring into the azure sky. - “Riverside Immortal - Catkin” (Cao Xueqin)

Thousands of miles of yellow clouds, the white sun in the twilight, the north wind blowing, the geese and snow swirling. - “Farewell to Dong - Parting with Dong - First of Two” (Gao Shi)

Cool wind rises at the end of the sky, what does the gentleman think? - “End of the Sky - Thoughts of Li Bai” (Du Fu)

The wind is light, the rain is gentle. No wonder the spring melancholy keeps adding up. - “Red Jujube Seed - Light Wind” (Nalan Xingde)

A slight breeze forms waves, turning into stars on the river. - “Boat Night - Seen in a Book” (Cha Shenxing)

The east wind gently floats, the fragrant mist fills the empty corridor with a turning moon. - “Crabapple” (Su Shi)

The wind blows fiercely and the sky is high, the apes cry with sadness, the clear shallows and white sands, and the birds return in flight. - “Ascending Heights” (Du Fu)

When the spring breeze comes like an honored guest, prosperity arrives at once. - “Spring Breeze” (Yuan Mei)

The grass is soaked by fine rain, the flower branches are eager to move in the cold spring breeze. - “Drinking Wine with Pei Di” (Wang Wei)

The desolate autumn wind is here again, changing the world. - “Wind and Sand - Beidaihe” (Mao Zedong)

Yesterday’s wind blew without anyone noticing, tonight the clear light is like past years. - “Moon-Gazing at the Pen Pavilion on the Fifteenth of August” (Bai Juyi)

The Big Dipper turns towards the third watch, the bitter rain ends and the wind clears. - “Night Ferry in June Twenty” (Su Shi)

The remaining flowers are almost gone, don’t complain, the flowers bloom again with the spring wind. - “The Settled Storm - Late Spring Disposition” (Xin Qiji)

The autumn wind blows into the river village, in the twilight, the lonely phoenix tree, the night rain doesn’t open the door. - “Meeting in Joy - Autumn Wind Blows into the River Village” (Gu Cai)

Colorful Scenery

  1. The willow branches are weak and the scenery is slanting. - Yuan Zhen “Jing Shen Autumn Eight Poems”

  2. The hanging vines get a picturesque view, but who says they lose to the Sichuan crabapple? - Yang Wanli “Hanging Vines and Sea of Blooming Crabapple”

  3. Talent competes with the scenery with hundred of skills, but laughs at the busyness of carving flowers and leaves. - Sikong Tu “Busy Carving Flowers and Leaves in Wucun at the Foot of Li Ji Shan”

  4. Who realizes that a line adds to the scenery, and the leaking jug reports to the rooster. - Zhang Lei “Heading to the Guan Tower Early in the Morning, with the City Surrounded by Lingering Cold and Snow”

  5. Disregarding the loss of the scenery due to aging, what accomplishments can I expect to answer in the remaining winter? - Yang Wanli “Looking at the East Garden After the Snow”

  6. How can I be worried and separated from the scenery alone? - Quan Deyu “Miscellaneous Words and Ten Poems in Response to Li, Deputy Envoy of Changzhou, on a Spring Day”

  7. Wood falls and geese fly south, and the north wind is cold on the river. - Tang Dynasty, Meng Haoran “Early Cold and Contemplation”

  8. I ask where the plum blossoms fall, and the wind blows throughout the night, filling the mountains and passes. - Tang Dynasty, Gao Shi “Listening to the Flute on the Frontier”

  9. Especially belongs to the high wind late, sparkling yellow leaves fly. - Tang Dynasty, Wang Bo “In the Mountains”

  10. Where will I sober up tonight, on the banks of the willow, in the lingering wind and the fading moon. - Song Dynasty, Liu Yong “Rain Alley Bell”

  11. Children return home from school early, busy flying kites with the east wind. - Qing Dynasty, Gao Ding “Village Residence”

  12. The apricot blossom rain wets the clothes, but the wind from the willow doesn’t feel cold on my face. - Song Dynasty, Song Zhenan “Quatrain”

  13. Why blame the weeping willow on the Qiang flute, when the spring wind doesn’t pass through the Yumen Pass? - Tang Dynasty, Wang Zhihuan “Liangzhou Song”

  14. The east wind is bad and the joy is thin, while my melancholy has lasted for years. - Song Dynasty, Lu You “Phoenix Hairpin”

  15. The wind blows strong, and the general hunts in Wei City. - Tang Dynasty, Wang Wei “Watching the Hunt”

  16. Suddenly, like a spring breeze overnight, thousands of pear trees blossom. - Tang Dynasty, Cen Can

  17. With a thousand miles of east wind, the country is destroyed and the mountains and rivers turn red. - Zhu Dunru “Reduced Character Mulan Hua”

  18. Last night, the autumn wind entered Han Pass, and the clouds on the north side of the mountain were as full as the west hill. - Tang Dynasty, Yan Wu “Early Autumn in a Garrison City”

  19. The moon sets and the river darkens, while the fierce wind howls. - Ming Dynasty, Bei Qiong “A Cold Night”

  20. It is difficult to meet, and it is also difficult to part. The east wind is weak and the hundred flowers are withered. - Tang Dynasty, Li Shangyin “Untitled”

  21. The sky is blue, the wild is vast, and the wind blows, revealing the low grass and seeing cattle and sheep. - Han Yuefu “The Herdsman’s Song”

  22. Suddenly, like a spring breeze overnight, thousands of pear trees Blossom. - Cen Can “Farewell Song for the Official Wu Returning to the Capital”

  23. The apricot blossom rain wets the clothes, but the wind from the willow doesn’t feel cold on my face. - Zhi Nan “Quatrain”

  24. It is difficult to meet, and it is also difficult to part. The east wind is weak and the hundred flowers are withered. - Li Shangyin “Untitled”

  25. The spring wind is green again on the south bank of the river, when will the bright moon shine on me again? - Wang Anshi “Boating on the Gua River”

  26. Firecracker sounds mark the passing of a year, and the spring wind brings warmth with the wine. - Wang Anshi “New Year’s Day”

  27. The wind suddenly rises, ruffling the spring water in the pool. - Feng Yansi “Visiting the Golden Gate”

  28. Thousands of miles of warblers sing, and the water village and mountain walls are filled with the wind of wine flags. - Du Mu “Spring in Jiangnan”

  29. In the ancient road, the west wind rustles on thin horses, while the setting sun sinks in the west, with the hearts of those far away. - Ma Zhiyuan “River in Vain, Autumn Thoughts”

  30. The spring wind is proud and the horse is fast, one day witnessing all the flowers in Chang’an. - Meng Jiao “After Passing the Imperial Exam”

  31. Who knows who crafted the delicate leaves, the spring wind in February is like scissors. - He Zhizhang “Ode to the Willows”

  32. The wind whistles and the water is chilling at Yi River, as the brave warrior leaves and does not return. - “Jing Ke Assassinates the King of Qin”

  33. Why blame the weeping willow on the Qiang flute, when the spring wind doesn’t pass through the Yumen Pass? - Wang Zhihuan “Liangzhou Song”

  34. Who knows who crafted the delicate leaves, the spring wind in February is like scissors. - He Zhizhang “Ode to the Willows”

  35. They boast, they exaggerate and deceive, but what can straw and chaff achieve? However, when lifted up high, they reach the blue skies. - Luo Yin “Spring Wind”

  36. The barking of dogs is heard by the firewood gate, and the wind and snow accompany the person returning at night. - Liu Changqing “Snowy Rhapsody at Furong Mountain Resting Place”

  37. The forest is dark and the grass is startled by the wind, and the general draws his bow at night. - Lu Lun “Song of the Frontier”

  38. The autumn wind blows coldly on Mount Wushan, and the fortress by the river is desolate. The boastful flags of Wu and Chu extend for hundreds of paces, warming the chilly capital city. When will the battle cease, the battle with the Qiang tribes of Qing? - Du Fu “Two Poems on the Autumn Wind”

  39. Thousands of miles of yellow clouds, white snow falls as the north wind blows. - Gao Shi “Farewell to Dong Da”

  40. In the night, the sound of wind and rain, how many petals are falling? - Meng Haoran “Spring Dawn”

  41. Who knows who crafted the delicate leaves, the spring wind in February is like scissors. - He Zhizhang “Ode to the Willows”

  42. Last night, the west wind withered the green trees, I stood alone on a tall building, watching the boundless road to the ends of the earth. - Song Dynasty, Yan Shu “Butterfly Yearning for Flowers”

  43. I don’t know where the person’s face has gone, but the peach blossoms still smile in the spring breeze. - Tang Dynasty, Cui Hu “Inscription on the Southern Estate”

  44. The frost spreads, and the wind and snow are gloomy, reflecting a lingering glow on the tower. - Liu Yong “Eight Tunes of Ganzhou”

  45. In the ancient road, the west wind rustles on thin horses, while the setting sun sinks in the west, with the hearts of those far away. - Song Dynasty, Ma Zhiyuan “River in Vain, Autumn Thoughts”

  46. Wind, please stop and let the boat sail to the Three Mountains! - Li Qingzhao “Fishing Boat Song”

  47. Intangible, yet audible. Repeatable, yet light—floating powder in the mirror, fading sound on the qin. - He Xun “Poem on the Wind”

  48. The wind blows and the horn sounds, the general hunts in Wei City. - Wang Wei “Watching the Hunt”

  49. In the night, the sound of wind and rain, how many petals are falling? - Meng Haoran “Spring Dawn”

  50. The wild fire cannot be extinguished, and the spring wind blows it to life again. - Bai Juyi “Farewell to Ancient Grasslands”

  51. The green mountains and rivers are not a final destination, the wind and scenery change with the passing of time. - Wang Jian “Early Spring Feelings”

  52. The stage is warm and inviting, the wind and scenery are enjoyable. - Bai Juyi “Poetry in Response to Wei Zhi’s Poems, Twenty-Three Poems, in Response to Wang Xiao’s Poem”

  53. Long night of delight and amusement, endless scenery of ancient verse. - Mu Xiu “Candle”

  54. The abandoned ground near the house is gradually being leveled, decorating the scenery for my own pleasure. - Liu Kezhuang “For the Garden, Two Poems, The Abandoned Ground Near the House is Gradually Being Leveled”

  55. The dim moonlight and the old monkey’s cry, the peaceful and bright scenery and the songs of swallows. - Bai Yu Chan “Giving Songs to Chen Gao, the Qin and Song”

  56. White clouds hasten to cover the sky, and plants are bathed in the wind and scenery. - Qiangzhi “Li Chun”

  57. Good news comes when fishing, enjoying the scenery with picturesque words. - Guo Yin “Climbing Zhi Shuang Pavilion to View the Mountains and Using the Same Rhyme to Write a Poem”

  58. After meeting again, the moon can be seen everywhere, and the scenery is passing by. - “Tongguan Kiln Porcelain Poetry”

  59. Objects change constantly, and the scenery is busy wherever it touches. - Tangshi Chi “Fifty Poems to Bid Farewell to Xu Sir”

  60. Since parting with Zhang Tai, the scenery has had few spectators. - Zhang Lei “Shouyang Song”

  61. Avoiding bitter frosts and hail, welcoming good winds and scenery. - Bai Juyi “Before Winter Cleanup, Thoughts on the Scene”

  62. The lunar feast is in the middle of the season, how much scenery has been planned? - Zhang Huangyan “Fourteen Rhyme Lunar Festival Performance at the End of the Day”

  63. Dew falls in the emptiness, good wind and light clothing, moonlight enters the wine glass. - Zang Lu Zi “Full Court Fragrance”

  64. Three autumns and leaves fall, two springs flowers bloom. Cross the river with a thousand feet of waves, and enter the bamboo with ten thousand shafts askew. - Li Qiao “Wind”

  65. The weak autumn sound, the gentle spring breeze. The jade trees sing, and the copper pond shines. Lift the curtain and sit, put on the robe and wear it. Ashamed to say, but not Chu’s attendant, writing inept verses of gender equality. - Liu Xiaochuo “Poem on the Wind”

  66. It is difficult to meet, and it is also difficult to part. The east wind is weak and the hundred flowers are withered. - Li Shangyin “Untitled”

  67. In the night, the sound of wind and rain, how many petals are falling? - Meng Haoran “Spring Dawn”

  68. I want to ride the wind and return, but I fear I can’t reach the lunar palace. - Su Shi “When Will the Moonlight Shine”

  69. There is a dance floating in the wind, and there is a song encircling the beam. The branches move creating chaotic shadows, and the wind sends fragrance far away. - Yu Shinan “A Poem on the Wind in Response to Wei Wang’s Teaching”

  70. Keeping the age old tradition of spending the night, the warm atmosphere of the wind and scenery, melons and vegetables are served on the eve of spring, home village scenery and eggplant blooming at the end of spring. - Cheng Jiayuan “In Jiamu New Year’s Eve, Using the Rhyme from the Sheepskin Scroll”

  71. Liu Lang’s talent is admired by Changqing, and the imperial city’s scenery stops the horse’s saddle. - Wang Zidi “Presenting Liu Ru’s”

  72. The waterside pavilion is warm and inviting and the wind and scenery are clear. - Bai Juyi “Composing with Wei Zhi’s Poetry, Twenty-Three Poems, and Composing with Wang Xiao’s Poem”

  73. The waterside pavilion is warm and inviting and the wind and scenery are beautiful. - Lu Gangjian “Feeling at Lingyan”

  74. The illness has moved to Yan Yi, where the wind and scenery offer frequent opportunities for wine. - Liu Kezhuang “Two Poems for Spring-Winter Meeting with Li Mingfu at Si Kingdom”

  75. Leaf shadow intertwines to form a chaos, wavering in the wind and scenery. - Yuan Zhen “Meeting Li Twelve and Li Three Early at Yongshou Temple to Watch Peonies”

  76. The capital is full of scenic beauty, including purple orchids, elegant cassias, fragrant chrysanthemums, and clusters of osmanthus. - Lin Jun “Using the Rhyme from Rongchuan to Poem on Mi”

  77. I won’t leave now for the sake of wine, as I want to enjoy the scenery and have a good time. - Liu Xueshi “Two Wan Cens of Autumn Rain, Written to Accompany the Wine”

  78. Clear spring and late middle festival, what a valuable sight! - Wang Anshi “Toasting on the Second Day of February”

  79. The world seems unknown, the scenery has lost its trace. - Wang Jin “Sunset on the Hill”

  80. The three Wu regions greatly value the wind and scenery, but they haven’t seen the red child’s face with makeup. - Luo Qiu “Comparing to Hong’er Poem (with Preface)”

  81. From the North Gate to the Eastern Capital, the scenery is sixteen steps away. - Bai Juyi “Seeing Off Niu the Counselor Leaving for His Post in Huainan”

  82. A lonely person’s mind is stimulated by serene scenery, and plum blossoms have already taken root receiving the surrender of the city. - Wang Po “Sending Off a Friend Going to the Capital with Willow Branches, Inherited in Wine with a New Year’s Greeting”

  83. Since Yuanwanxiu has gone, my heart has become idle, and I have indulged in the sight of the wind and scenery many times. - Chen Zhu “Thanking Wu Yudong from Master”

  84. The taste in life is both bitter and sweet, finding peace in quiet scenes, and wind and scenery everywhere. - Chen Zhu “Accompanying the Monk’s Retirement to Xishan Nunnery, Sent by Recording Good Poetry”

  85. Looking back, the scenery has become a foreign land, and who can advise on returning to Hexi? - Gu Feixiong “From the Frontier”

  86. If servants don’t leave, the scenery may be ruined. - Yao He “Twelve Poems About Spring”

  87. Palace life is full of luxury and convenience, with the scenery all around. - Han Bangjing “Longing for Luxurious Life in the Palace”

  88. The palace is full of luxuries, with the scenery stealing half. - Bai Juyi “Thanking New Favor Granted in a Dream for the Poet to Drink”

  89. It is an offense to say that the landscape isn’t beautiful, meeting all the way to Qingcheng. - Jinpeng Shuo “Autumn Daydreaming”

  90. This reunion has a connection, filling the courtyard with picturesque scenery. - Lv Dongbin “Tan Prefecture Meeting”

  91. Looking back, there is no lack of fate in this meeting, and the courtyard is filled with scenery. - Wang Baokui “Farewell Poem in Wuzhou”

  92. Feeling as if three plants were planted in the world, the wind and scenery filling the Red Mountain. - Chen Tao “Quanzhou Tribulus Blossom Poem Along with the Dedication to Zhao’Shir and His Family”

  93. Lufu is back to bring peace and prosperity, and all the scenery is filled with affection. - Sikong Tu “Arboreal Experiences with the Cup of Longevity, Adorned with Eighteen Rhyme”

  94. The moon wand hits the cloud gate, drawing together many fickle scenes. - Zhao Guangyi “Edge of Knife”

  95. The scenery never ends at the imperial city, and flower and tree arrangements please countless. - Bai Juyi “Ziyun City, Five Poems for Buddhists”

  96. Winds of sickness bother the serene spirit, where can the pleasing scenery be dispos’d of this alcoholic frequency. - Xu Hun “To the Pipe, Five Rhyme”

  97. The Qinling Mountains come to Dongjing, and the scenery is divided in half. - Bai Juyi “Sending Niu the Counselor off to Huainan”

  98. Crossing hills and mountains, the scenery constantly changes, and beautiful flowers accompany the passing of spring. - Shi Jianren “Spring Early Mornings to Wang Xiucai”

  99. Looking back at the landscape of foreign lands, who can offer advice to the replica of the river and plateau? - Gu Feixiong “From the Frontier”

  100. I won’t let the servants go, for fear of ruining the scenery. - Yao He “Twelve Poems for Spring”

Spring Breeze

  1. Waves thousands of feet crossing the river, bamboos slanting amidst ten thousand stalks.

  2. Sneaking into the night with the wind, silently moistening everything.

  3. Suddenly, like a spring breeze overnight, thousands of pear blossoms bloom on countless trees.

  4. The whereabouts of a face unknown, yet the peach blossoms still smile at the spring breeze.

  5. The east wind releases a thousand trees of flowers at night. Blowing even more, stars fall like rain.

  6. I do not know who trims these delicate leaves, but the February spring breeze seems like a pair of scissors.

  7. Despite being ground and struck a thousand times, it remains strong, facing winds from all directions.

Poems of Spring Breeze and Summer Breeze

Spring Breeze:

  1. “Spring Thoughts” - Li Bai (Tang Dynasty)

The swallow grass is like green silk, the Qin mulberry has low green branches. When you think of returning, it is when I, your heartbroken concubine, feel devastated. The spring breeze doesn’t recognize me, so why does it enter through the silk curtains?

  1. “Ode to the Willow” - He Zhizhang (Tang Dynasty)

Jade green makeup adorns a tall tree, with countless branches of green silk cascading down. I wonder who tailored the delicate leaves, for the spring breeze in February is like a pair of scissors.

  1. “Docking at Guazhou” - Wang Anshi (Song Dynasty)

Guazhou of the Jingkou region, with only the Zhongshan Mountain standing in between. The spring breeze once again reaches the southern bank, but when will the bright moon shine upon me?

Summer Breeze:

  1. Meng Haoran. The lotus wind carries a fragrant scent, and the bamboo dew drips with a clear sound. - Meng Haoran (Tang Dynasty)

Autumn Wind:

  1. “Yu Meiren” (Beauty of Yu) - Unknown

The autumn wind is not as pleasant as the spring breeze, and overnight the golden flowers wither. Who else will come and lean upon the balustrade? Only the geese and the slanting moon can be seen at the mountain pass.

The old vow, year after year, ends with laughter. A promised meeting with no set date is merely indefinite. Tell the little Yun about my new grievances, and my brow will be lowered.

  1. “Jade Butterfly” - Unknown

The autumn wind is desolately cutting, and it hurts when travelers have not returned. Beyond the border, the grass withers first, and in the south, the geese arrive late. The lotus flowers lose their tender faces, and the willow leaves shed new eyebrows. The shaking and falling leaves make people sorrowful, but who knows the heartbreak?

Winter Wind:

  1. “The East Wind Knows My Desire to Travel to the Mountains” - Su Shi (Song Dynasty)

The east wind knows I want to travel to the mountains, blowing away the accumulated rain sounds between the roof edges.

  1. “In Winter Wind, the Manes of Horses Are Proudly Blown” - Wang Anshi (Song Dynasty)

In winter wind, the manes of horses are proudly blown, but how can I ask about their whereabouts once they’ve left?

  1. “North of Jinhua Mountain, West of Fu River” - Du Fu (Tang Dynasty)

North of Jinhua Mountain, west of Fu River, in the cold winter wind it begins to feel desolate.

Beautiful Scenery of Spring and Autumn

1、

The wind suddenly rises and ripples the spring water in the pond.

  • Feng Yansi, “Visiting the Golden Gate”

2、

A cool breeze rises at the end of the sky, what is the intention of a nobleman?

  • Du Fu, “Thinking of Li Bai at the End of the Sky”

3、

A strong wind blows and the clouds soar.

  • Liu Bang, “The Song of the Great Wind”

4、

The tide is calm on both sides, the wind is just right and the sail is suspended.

  • Wang Wan, “Beneath the North Gu Mountain”

5、

The bow casts a rosy light, the sword reflects the frost; the autumn wind gallops, leaving Xianyang.

  • Linghu Chu, “A Youth’s Journey”

6、

The wind is strong and the sky is high, the apes howl mournfully; the clear pond and white sand, the birds fly back.

  • Du Fu, “Climbing High”

7、

In the spring city, flowers are flying everywhere, and the cold wind accompanies the leaning willows.

  • Han Hong, “Cold Food Festival”

8、

The wind blows anxiously and the water of the Yi River is cold; the brave man sets out, never to return.

  • “Records of the Grand Historian, Assassins”

9、

The curtains are tightly drawn and block the light, the wind is unpredictable, people are quiet; tomorrow the fallen red should fill the path.

  • Zhang Xian, “The Celestial Maiden”

10、

The wind is clear and the moon is bright, a piece of beautiful land.

  • Ouyang Xiu, “Picking Mulberries”

11、

Last night, the west wind withered the green trees, I climbed the tall building alone, overlooking the ends of the earth.

  • Yan Shu, “Butterfly Loves Flowers”

12、

Gradually, the frost wind is cold and strict, the pass and river are deserted, and the lingering sunset shines on the tower.

  • Liu Yong, “Eight Tones of Ganzhou”

13、

On the ancient road, a slim horse in the western wind, the sun sets in the west, and a lovesick person is at the edge of the world.

  • Ma Zhiyuan, “Autumn Thoughts on the Tianjing Sand”

14、

The wind, please stay, blowing the little boat to the Three Mountains!

  • Li Qingzhao, “Proud of Being a Fisherman”

15、

The wood falls and the geese fly south, the northern wind blows on the river.

  • Meng Haoran, “Early Cold with Thoughts”

16、

I ask where the plum blossoms fall, the wind blows all night and fills the Guan Mountains.

  • Gao Shi, “Listening to the Flute on the Frontier”

17、

Especially in the late high wind, the golden leaves sparkle and fly.

  • Wang Bo, “In the Mountains”

18、

Tonight, where will I sober up? The willow shores, the dawn wind, and the lingering moon.

  • Liu Yong, “Rain on the Bell Tower”

19、

Schoolchildren return home early, they rush to fly kites in the east wind.

  • Gao Ding, “Village Residence”

20、

The apricot blossom rain wets my clothes, the willow wind blows on my face and doesn’t feel cold.

  • Song Zhinan, “Four-line Poem”

21、

Why should the Qiang flute resent the willows? The spring wind does not cross the Yumen Pass.

  • Wang Zhihuan, “Lyric from Liangzhou”

22、

Suddenly, the spring breeze comes overnight, and pear blossoms bloom on thousands of trees.

  • Cen Shen

23、

Thousands of miles of east wind, the country is destroyed and the mountains and rivers turn red.

  • Zhu Dunru, “Reduced Character Mulan Flowers”

24、

Last night, the autumn wind entered Han Pass, the northern clouds and the moon filled the Western Mountains.

  • Yan Wu, “Early Autumn in a Garrison City”

25、

The moon sets and the sky over the river turns dark, the fierce wind roars.

  • Bai Qiong, “Cold Night”

26、

Difficult to meet and difficult to part, the east wind is weak and all the flowers are withered.

  • Li Shangyin, “Untitled”

27、

Last night, the small tower was filled with east wind again, and I cannot bear to look back at my former country under the moonlight.

  • Li Yu, “Song of the Beautiful Woman of Yuzhou”

28、

Raise a toast to the east wind, let’s take it easy, the willow branches on the purple path of Luoyang in the east.

  • Ouyang Xiu, “Waves Scrubbing Sand”

29、

The sound of dogs barking at the firewood gate, snowstorm at night, returning home.

  • Liu Changqing, “Staying in Snow at Furong Mountain”

30、

The dew wets the lotus, returning home through the weak willow wind.

  • Wen Tingyun, “Qingming Day”

31、

Do not waste the scenery in your hands, let’s stay together, draw a boat and smile in the spring breeze.

  • Wang Yun, “A Conversation on Picking Water Chestnuts on Pinghu Lake”

32、

Rainstorm came at night and the wind was fierce, the fragrant flowers in the Western Garden were ruined.

  • Aruwei, “Complaints of Xiangfei on a Night of Rainstorm”

33、

The autumn wind withers the grass on the ground, Huarong’s green shadow emerges in the late cold.

  • Li He, “Song of Sorrow”

34、

Grief and the west wind have an appointment, every year they go together to enjoy the autumn.

  • Shi Dazu, “Thoughts of a Fairy in Lijiang Palace”

35、

Willing to borrow the celestial wind to blow far away, every household becomes a spring.

  • Li Fangyin, “On a Painted Plum Blossom”

36、

It’s laughable, a fallen leaf drifting alone, and it returns to the Huai River; the cool wind rises again.

  • Wen Tianxiang, “Toasting to the Moon and Talking to My Friend at a Postal Station”

37、

Wheat waves flip in the clear wind, the early spring is already past.

  • Nalan Xingde, “Four Lines on the Swaying Wheat Waves in the Clear Breeze”

38、

Lotus silk carried by the wind, lowering its head again, softly discussing.

  • Nalan Xingde, “A Bunch of Flowers: A Poem on Lotus Flowers”

39、

Admirable, the scenery of a day, leaning on the railing for twelve, the universe is like drifting duckweed.

  • Mi Fu, “Song on Mid-Autumn Festival”

40、 Looking closely, the snow is not without fragrance; the heavenly wind blows the fragrance and scatters it.

  • Wang Xu, “Observing Plum Blossoms in the Snow while Dancing”

Through Wind and Rain, Spring Returns

Through wind and rain, spring returns; flying snow welcomes the spring.

— Mao Zedong “Palm Reader’s “Plum Blossom””

It is already dusk, alone and melancholic; the wind and rain grow stronger.

— Lu You “Palm Reader’s “Plum Blossom””

The north wind sweeps the white grass flat; in the eighth month of the Hu calendar, snow falls.

— Cen Shen “Song of White Snow in Farewell to Judge Wu Returning to Capital”

Suddenly, like a spring breeze overnight, thousands and thousands of pear trees blossom.

— Cen Shen “Song of White Snow in Farewell to Judge Wu Returning to Capital”

The snow falls one after another at the gate of Yan; the wind freezes the red flag and doesn’t let it turn over.

— Cen Shen “Song of White Snow in Farewell to Judge Wu Returning to Capital”

Who trims the delicate leaves? In February, the spring wind seems like scissors.

— He Zhizhang “Ode to the Willow”

The sound of wind and rain at night, how many flowers have fallen?

— Meng Haoran “Morning in Spring”

The mica screen casts a deep shadow, and the Morning Star gradually sinks in the flowing river.

— Li Shangyin “Chang’e”

The flute and drum follow the spring festival closely, clothing and headwear are simple and ancient.

— Lu You “Visiting the Mountain Village”

Firecrackers sound as a year ends; the spring breeze brings warmth to a cup of To Su.

— Wang Anshi “New Year’s Day”

After all, in the middle of June at West Lake, the scenery is different from the other seasons.

— Yang Wanli “Dawn at Jingci Temple”

In August, the autumn sky is raging; it destroys the thatched roof of my house.

— Du Fu “Song of the Thatched Cottage Destroyed by Autumn Wind”

In an instant, the wind calms and the color turns ink black; autumn gradually becomes desolate and dark.

— Du Fu “Song of the Thatched Cottage Destroyed by Autumn Wind”

The mountains and rivers are shattered, and the wind blowing the duckweed represents the ups and downs of life.

— Wen Tianxiang “Crossing Zero in the Ocean”

The wind secretly enters the night, silently moistening everything.

— Du Fu “Joy in a Spring Night Rain”

The bright moon startles the magpies on the branches, and the clear wind brings the sound of cicadas at midnight.

— Xin Qiji “West River Moon: On a Night Journey on the Yellow Sand Road”

Casually recognizing the face of the east wind, everything is blooming with various colors.

— Zhu Xi “Spring Day”

In Luoyang city, feeling the autumn wind, wishing to express countless thoughts in a letter.

— Zhang Ji “Autumn Thoughts”

The city gates of these three Qin States, beyond the smoke, overlooks the five passes.

— Wang Bo “Farewell to Du Shao Fu’s Appointment to Shu State”

The wild fire burns endlessly, but the spring breeze blows and rejuvenates.

— Bai Juyi “Ancient Grass of the Old Plain: A Farewell”

The tide is calm, and both sides of the river are wide; the wind is favorable, and only one sail is left.

— Wang Wan “Under Mount Beigu, Next to Each Other”

The east wind blew again last night, and the old country cannot bear to look back in the moonlight.

— Li Yu “Song of the Beauty of Yu: When Will Spring Flowers and Autumn Moon End?”

Why complain about the willow trees? The spring wind doesn’t pass through the Yumen Pass.

— Wang Zhihuan “Liangzhou Poems Part I”

The spring wind has turned the south bank green again; when will the bright moon shine on me?

— Wang Anshi “Mooring at Gua Island”

Autumn arrives in the borderlands, the scenery is different, and the geese leave without hesitation.

— Fan Zhongyan “Autumn Thoughts in a Fisherman’s House”

This year’s happiness will laugh, and the autumn moon and spring breeze will pass easily.

— Bai Juyi “Pipa Song”

Through a thousand hammer strikes, it remains unyielding, withstand any wind from east, west, north, or south.

— Zheng Xie “Bamboo Stone”

I send my worried heart to the bright moon, following the wind all the way to the land of the Ye Lang.

— Li Bai “Hearing of Wang Changling’s Left Relocation of the Dragon Flag to the Remote Land”

The green meadow is echoing with the sound of the cuckoo; the water village and mountain passes bear the gusty wind.

— Du Mu “Spring in Jiangnan”

When the wind stops, the crystal curtain and flowers have all fallen; when the wind blows, the willow leaves and wind are not cold.

— Su Shi “Drunkenly Writing at Wanshan Tower on June 27th”

The autumn light and the moon on the lake are in harmony, and the pond’s surface is like a mirror without wind.

— Liu Yuxi “Viewing Dongting Lake”

The night wind rises from the south; the wheat covers the ridges and turns yellow.

— Bai Juyi “Watching the Wheat Harvest”

Better to die while holding the fragrant plant on the branch, than being blown away in the northern wind.

— Zheng Sixiao “Cold Chrysanthemum”

Knowing that the desolate north is full of wind and snow, we wait half a month for spring in the south.

— Su Shi “Viewing Huaichong River in Late Spring: Part II”

Difficult to meet, difficult to part; the east wind is feeble and the hundred flowers are withered.

— Li Shangyin “Untitled: Difficult to Meet, Difficult to Part”

The wind rages and the sky is high, the monkeys howl mournfully, and the clear lake and white sand welcome the birds flying back.

— Du Fu “Climbing”

The wind stops, the fragrance of clothes lingers, and the sunset is reluctant to groom.

— Li Qingzhao “Lingqu Canal Spring Evening”

The long wind covers thousands of miles, blowing through the Yumen Gate.

— Li Bai “The Sigh of the Great Wall”

The southern bank of the South Shore is desolate, and the west wind lingers, signaling autumn.

— Bai Juyi “Farewell to the South Shore”

Last night, the rain was sparse and the wind was sudden, my heavy sleep failed to dissipate the remnants of alcohol.

— Li Qingzhao “As in a Dream: Last Night the Rain Was Sparse and the Wind was Sudden”

Children finish school and return home early, rushing to fly kites with the east wind.

— Gao Ding “Village Home”

The east wind does not wait for Zhou Lang, the Copper Sparrow flaps its wings, trapping Spring’s end.

— Du Mu “Red Cliff”

The Nine Provinces rely on the wind and thunder; ten thousand horses fall silent, causing great sorrow.

— Gong Zizhen “Zhihai Miscellaneous Poems Part 220”

Where in the world can I see the Divine Land? All I see is the scenery of Beigu Tower.

— Xin Qiji “Nanxiangzi: Upon Climbing Beigu Pavilion at the Border Gate of Jingkou”

The long wind sends the autumn geese, and from this we can feel the high tower’s sorrow.

— Li Bai “Impromptu Farewell to Meng Haoran at Yellow Crane Tower: When Geese Return in Autumn”

The wind-battered hemlock tree and the rancorous wind and snow personify their anguish.

— Liu Huan “Summer Day in the Mountains”

The wind blows away the dust, leaves fall as rain, and the trees sway in the canyon breeze.

— Liu Huan “Song of the Marching Army”

In the wind and rain of the autumn evening, the only sound that can be heard is the whistling of the iron horse and ice river entering my dreams.

— Lu You “Eleventh Month Fourth Day Storm: Part II”

I don’t know where my sorrowful face will go; the peach blossoms are still smiling with the spring breeze.

— Cui Hu “Title, Unknown: Imperial Capital Southern Villa”

The wind imagines garments, and the dew captures fragrant flowers, feeling thick in the spring breeze.

— Li Bai “Qingping Tune: Part I”

The wind is light, the scenery is good; flowers bloom and fragrance fills the air.

— Cheng Hao “On a Spring Day”

The spring breeze is complacent; the colons are cut off.

— Li Bai “Ziye Wu: Spring Song”

Sword-like green reeds send spring forth; light-yellow clothing endures the linen wind.

— Bai Juyi “Shadow on the Lake: Ganjiang”

Who sends the jade flute’s hidden melody, scattering throughout the city with the spring breeze?

— Li Bai “Spring Night in Luoyang: Heard a Flute”

White-haired fishermen and woodcutters on the Jiang River’s islands, accustomed to seeing the spring moon and the spring breeze.

— Yang Shen “By the River Fairy: Rolling, Rolling Eastward”

If life is only as it was when we first met, why would the autumn wind bring sadness to the drawn fan?

— Nalan Xingde “Magnolia: Enigmatic Classical Sentiment”

Golden wind, jade dew—when they meet, they are better than the countless wonders in the world.

— Qin Guan “Magpie Bridge Immortal: Elaborate Clouds Amuse”

With willow leaves rustling and the spring breeze, the emotions of the traveler rise and fall.

— Ye Shaoweng “Night Reading”

The stars and wind were here yesterday; the painted building to the west, the osmanthus blossoming, lingers on.

— Li Shangyin “Untitled: The Stars and Wind Were Here Yesterday”

This is truly a splendid scene, beautiful scenery throughout the four seasons: the flower festival, the moonlit river, windy and clear.

— Cao Zu “Slow Tempo”

Strange to have an umbrella for no rain, it is not to shelter from the head but to use against the wind.

— Yang Wanli “Crossing Anren”

The horse whip, who knows whether they’ve ever fled the wind and rain? “No,” quest replied woman, but a new me can still withstand it today."

— Liu Han “Beginning of Autumn”

Mulberry branches brush loose apricot flowers, wind carries the remaining fragrance hidden from the walls.

— Wang Anshi “Inscription on Mr. Lake Yin at Hu Yin: Part II”

Which family’s jade flute secretly accompanies the wind, scattering throughout the city of Luoyang.

— Li Bai “Spring Night in Luoyang, Heard a Flute”

White-haired fishermen and woodcutters on the Jiang River’s islands, accustomed to seeing the spring moon and the spring breeze.

— Yang Shen “By the River Fairy: Rolling, Rolling Eastward”

Spring breeze aids digestion, horse hooves are swift, each day witnessing the splendors of Chang’an’s flowers.

— Lu Zhaolin “Changan Gu Yi”

Desire of authority, the spirit of heroes, green dragons and purple swallows ride the spring breeze.

— Lu Zhaolin “Changan Gu Yi”

Rejoice in the prosperous scenery, regardless of the lover’s quarrel or the white wind from the plum tree.

— Cao Zu “Slow Tempo”

Strangely born from no rain, it is set to use against the wind and not for protection.

— Yang Wanli “Crossing Anren”

You’re facing the wind and looking down on me; I cannot bear to take another drink, so let’s hail.

— Cai Songnian “Night Phoenix: What You Have, Do You Ever Share?”

The fragrance drifts from the wind and rain, and the water surges along with the wind.

— Bei Yong “Boat on the Lake”

Summary of Works by Tang Dynasty Poets

Tang Dynasty - Li Qiao

Falling three autumn leaves, blooming flowers in February. Crossing thousand-foot waves, entering bamboo in various slants.

Tang Dynasty - Li Shangyin

Teasing hairpin in a peacock plume, annoyed with a belt carrying mandarin ducks. Who recommended silk, by whom were we taught? In the fasting hour, lock the chamber.

Summary of Wind Poetry:

  1. The sudden wind blows and ruffles the spring water. - Feng Yansi “Visiting the Golden Gate”
  2. The cool breeze rises at the end of the heavens, how does the gentleman feel? - Du Fu “Thoughts of Li Bai at the End of Heaven”
  3. The strong wind rises and the clouds fly. - Liu Bang “Song of the Great Wind”
  4. The tide is wide on both sides, and the wind is straight and the sail is suspended. - Wang Wan “Below Cangshan Mountain”
  5. After experiencing troubles, I wander in the rain again. - Liang Qichao “Rain Encountered in the Pacific Ocean”
  6. The bow shines with the bright red sword reflecting the frost, the autumn wind gallops out of Xianyang. - Linghu Chu “Youth’s Journey”
  7. The sound of wind and rain comes at night, how many flowers have fallen. - Meng Haoran “Spring Dawn”
  8. The wind blows bitterly, the hero goes and never returns. - “Records of the Historian: Assassin Biographies”
  9. The heavy curtains block the lamp, the wind is uncertain, people are quiet, and tomorrow the fallen red flowers will fill the path. - Zhang Xian “Celestial Fairy”
  10. The clear wind and the moon are perfect for the night, like a beautiful field. - Ouyang Xiu “Picking Mulberries”
  11. I don’t know who cut the delicate leaves, February’s spring wind is like scissors. - He Zhiqiang “Ode to Willows”
  12. The west wind withered the blue trees last night, I alone went up the high building, looking at the horizon. - Yan Shu “Butterfly Loves Flowers”
  13. The face of a person is gone, but the peach blossoms still smile in the spring breeze. - Cui Hu “Title of the Southern Villa in the Capital”
  14. Gradually the frost wind is bleak, the frontier post is cold and desolate, and the sunset is on the tower. - Liu Yong “Eight Tunes of Ganzhou”
  15. The ancient road, the west wind thin horse, the sunset in the west, the heartbroken person is far away. - Ma Zhiyuan “Autumn Thoughts in the Pure Sand”
  16. Wind, stop, take the pomegranate boat and blow away the Three Mountains! - Li Qingzhao “Fishing Family Arrogant”
  17. The wood falls and the geese fly south, the north wind is cold on the river. - Meng Haoran “Early Cold Thoughts”
  18. I ask where the plum blossoms fall, the wind blows for one night and fills the Guanshan Mountain. - Gao Shi “Listening to the Flute on the Frontier”
  19. Especially in the high wind, the flashing yellow leaves fly. - Wang Bo “In the Mountains”
  20. Where will I wake up from a hangover tonight, on the bank of the willow, with a lingering wind and a lingering moon. - Liu Yong “Rain Shower Bell”
  21. Children return home from school early and fly kites in the east wind. - Gao Ding “Village Residence”
  22. Wet apricot blossom rain on clothes, no cold wind in the face of willow. - Song Zinan “Quatrain”
  23. The Qiang flute doesn’t need to complain about the willow, the spring wind doesn’t pass through the Yumen Pass. - Wang Zhihuan “Liuzhou Ci”
  24. The east wind is bad, happy feelings are weak, and there are sorrows and sorrows. - Song Lu You “Phoenix”
  25. With strong wind, the bowstring vibrates and the general hunts in Weicheng. - Wang Wei “Observing the Hunt”
  26. Suddenly, like a night of spring breeze, thousands of trees and thousands of pear blossoms bloom. - Tang Cen
  27. The east wind, the country is broken, the mountains and rivers are reflected in red. - Zhu Dunru “Reduced Characters of Magnolia Flowers”
  28. The autumn wind entered the Han Pass last night, and the moonlight was full of Xishan. - Yan Wu “Early Autumn in the Military City”
  29. The moon goes down, the sky is black, and the long wind is raging. - Bei Yong “Cold Night”
  30. Meeting is difficult, parting is also difficult, and the east wind is powerless and the flowers are withered. - Li Shangyin “Untitled”
  31. The small building has been visited by the spring breeze again, and I cannot bear to look back at the bright moon. - Li Yu “Yu Mei Ren”
  32. Toast to the east wind, let’s take it easy, and hang the Yangliu Purple Avenue in Luoyang. - Ouyang Xiu “Waves Wash the Sand”
  33. The dog barks at the firewood door, and the night returns in the wind and snow. - Liu Changqing “Snowy Night Stay at Furong Mountain Master’s House”
  34. The strong wind, the high sky, the ape howls sorrowfully, the shore is clear and the sand is white, the birds fly back. - Du Fu “Climbing High”
  35. The wind rests, the boat whisks away the Three Mountains! - Li Qingzhao “Fisherman’s Arrogance”
  36. The wind blows and the willows rustle, and the water village is reflected as green. - Du Mu “Boating”
  37. The wind whispers, the rain falls, and the scenery emerges everywhere. - He Zhiqiang “A Little Deep Autumn”
  38. The wind is blowing, and the willow flowers are full of fragrance in the store. Wu Ji urges guests to taste it. - Wang Li “Spring Dreams”
  39. The wind blows and the willow flowers are full of fragrance, gentlemen come to taste. - Wang Zhiyuan “Wine Flag Market Persuades Guests to Taste”
  40. The wind is confident, the horse is fast, and he sees Chang’an flowers in one day. - Wang Bo “The Death Poem of Prefect Xiang”
  41. The world relies on wind and thunder, and ten thousand horses are silent and pitiful. - Gong Ziyu “Miscellaneous Poems of Jiashengguan”
  42. Yesterday the west wind withered the green trees, and I went up the high building alone, looking out into the distance. - Yan Shu “Butterfly Loves Flowers”
  43. The wind is warm and the moon is bright, the thousands of people are like spring. - Mi Fu “Water Tune Song Head Mid-autumn Festival”
  44. The wind is blowing, and the willow flowers are full of fragrance in the shop. I, Wu Ji, urge you to taste it. - Wang Li “Spring Dream”
  45. The wind rustles, and thousands of households are different. - Su Shi “River God’s Sonnet: River View”
  46. The wind whistles through the green reeds, and the murmurs of the river embrace the shore. - Wang Changling “Bailutang”
  47. Holding hands, the west wind blows, and the fragrant willow fills the store. Wu Ji urges you to taste it. - Wang Li “Spring Dream”
  48. The wind blows gently, and the flowers and grass are warm. - Du Fu “Two Quatrains”
  49. The wind blows the willow flowers and the fragrance fills the store. Wu Ji persuades you to taste. - Wang Li “Spring Dream”
  50. The wind is gentle, and the willow flowers are fragrant in the store. Wu Ji persuades you to taste. - Wang Li “Spring Dream”
  51. The wind blows gently, and all the flowers bloom at once. - Cao Zhi “Song of the Old City”
  52. The wind is gentle, and the moon is bright and beautiful. - Jiang Kui “Zi Ye of Wind Moon Collection”
  53. The wind blows gently and the willows are full of fragrance in the store. Wu Ji persuades you to taste. - Wang Li “Spring Dream”
  54. The wind blows gently, and the flowers and grass are warm. - Du Fu “Two Quatrains”
  55. The wind blows gently, and the willows are full of fragrance in the store. Wu Ji persuades you to taste. - Wang Li “Spring Dream”
  56. The wind blows gently, like a spring breeze filled with a thousand trees and ten thousand pear blossoms. - Cen Shen
  57. The wind blows gently, and the willows are full of fragrance in the store. Wu Ji persuades you to taste. - Wang Li “Spring Dream”
  58. The wind blows gently, and the flowers and grass are warm. - Du Fu “Two Quatrains”
  59. The wind blows gently, and the willows are full of fragrance in the store. Wu Ji persuades you to taste. - Wang Li “Spring Dream”
  60. The wind blows gently, and all the flowers bloom at once. - Cao Zhi “Song of the Old City”

Winds, Flowers, Snow, and Moon: A Melancholic Romance

  1. Who delicately trims the leaves so fine, the spring wind in February like a pair of scissors.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet He Zhizhang, from the poem “Willow Branch Song”
  1. Shedding leaves three times in autumn, blooming flowers in February. Waves rise a thousand feet across the river, bamboo shadows cast across ten thousand stalks.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Li Qiao, from the poem “Wind”
  1. Do not say that there is no eternal longing, as the curtain rolls in the western wind, people are thinner than yellow flowers.
  • By Song Dynasty poet Li Qingzhao, from the poem “Drunk in the Shadow of Blossoms, Thin Mist and Thick Clouds Bringing Eternal Sorrow”
  1. The sounds of wind and rain in the night, how many flowers have fallen, who can say?
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Meng Haoran, from the poem “Spring Dawn”
  1. Before the wind, I want to persuade the spring light to stay.
  • By Song Dynasty poet Xin Qiji, from the poem “Before the Spring Wind in the Jade Tower, I Want to Persuade the Spring Light to Stay”
  1. On this day in the brocade city, silk pipes flutter one after another, half entering the river wind, half entering the clouds.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu, from the poem “To The Flower Official”
  1. Spring is not yet old, the wind scatters the slender willows.
  • By poet Su Shi, from the poem “Looking Towards the South Along the River, Beyond the Ordinary Terrace”
  1. In the dark forest, the wind startles the grass, the general draws his bow in the night.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Lu Lun, from the poem “To Minister Zhang at the Frontier Pass, No. 2”
  1. Wildfires cannot be entirely burned, spring wind blows and they are reborn.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi, from the poem “Grass, a Farewell to the Ancient Plain”
  1. In the spring city, flowers blossom everywhere, in the cold wind of the Cold Food Festival, the willow is inclined.
  • From the poem “Cold Food Festival”
  1. Suddenly, like the spring wind that comes overnight, thousands of pear trees burst into blossom.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Cen Shen, from the poem “White Snow Song, A Farewell to the Administrator Returning to the Capital”
  1. With the swift wind, the high sky, the apes howl in sadness, clear waters and white sands, birds fly back.
  • By poet Du Fu, from the poem “Climbing High”
  1. Autumn wind howls, torrential waves surge.
  • From the poem “Viewing the Vast Sea”
  1. The sound of rustling parasol tree leaves echoes in the cold wind, autumn wind on the river stirs the emotions of the traveler.
  • By Song Dynasty poet Ye Shaoweng, from the poem “Night Reading Seen”
  1. With the calm tide, both banks are wide, with the favorable wind, one sail is suspended.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wan, from the poem “Below the North Slope of Cibei Mountain”
  1. The east wind scatters a thousand trees of flowers in the night, blowing down stars like rain.
  • By Song Dynasty poet Xin Qiji, from the poem “Qingyu Case, Night of the Lantern Festival”
  1. Before the Yellow Crane Tower, the river flows east, lazy with the spring light.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu, from the poem “Strolling by the River While Seeking Flowers, No. 5”
  1. Casually recognizing the face of the east wind, all is a spring of many purples and reds.
  • By Song Dynasty philosopher Zhu Xi, from the poem “Spring Day”
  1. The great wind rises, with storms within the sea, returning to my hometown.
  • By Han Dynasty emperor Liu Bang, from the poem “The Song of Gale”
  1. Clouds imagine clothing, flowers imagine a countenance, the spring wind touches the windowsill, dewdrops are rich and strong.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai, from the poem “Qingping Tune, No. 1”
  1. Gazing at the distant mountains and rivers, all empty thoughts, falling flowers, wind and rain further harm the spring.
  • By Song Dynasty poet Yan Shu, from the poem “Washing Creek Sands, Limited Years Have Their Bounds”
  1. The spring wind is pleased, the horse’s hooves are fast, one day looking at all the flowers of Chang’an.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Meng Jiao, from the poem “After Passing the Imperial Examination”
  1. Spring wind, we are strangers, why enter the harem?
  • By poet Li Bai, from the poem “Spring Thoughts”
  1. Autumn Niang du and Tai Niang Bridge, wind is fluttering again, rain is drizzling again.
  • By poet Jiang Jie, from the poem “A Plum Blossom Cut, Boat Passing Wu River”
  1. Spring wind for ten miles on the Yangzhou road, rolling up the pearl curtain is no match.
  • By poet Du Mu, from the poem “Farewell”
  1. Look at a leafy boat, appearing and disappearing in the waves.
  • By an anonymous poet, from the poem “Fishermen on the River”
  1. The west wind blows the old Dongting waves, in one night the Xiang lady has many white hairs.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Wen Ru, from the poem “Inscription at Qingcaohu Lake in Longyang County”
  1. The east wind does not favor Zhou Lang, the copper pheasants lock up the two Qiaos in deep spring.
  • By poet Du Mu, from the poem “Red Cliffs”
  1. The cool wind rises at the end of the sky, what is the meaning for the honorable person?
  • By poet Du Fu, from the poem “Remembering Li Bai at the End of Heaven”
  1. The east wind is bad, the joy is thin, years of melancholy thoughts, parting for a few years.
  • By poet Lu You, from the poem “Phoenix Hairpin”
  1. The north wind brushes off white grass on the ground, Hu Tian’s August snow instantly flies.
  • By Qing Dynasty poet Nalan Xingde, from the poem “Lingjiang Immortal, Cold Willow”
  1. The long wind breaks the waves, there will be times when we will hang the cloud sails and cross the vast sea.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai, from the poem “Difficult Journey”
  1. In the spring city, flowers blossom everywhere, the wind during the Cold Food Festival makes the willow incline.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Han Hong, from the poem “Cold Food Festival”
  1. Wildfires cannot be entirely burned, spring wind blows and they are reborn.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi, from the poem “Farewell to the Ancient Grasslands”
  1. In the dying moments, startled awake, the hidden wind blows rain into the cold window.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Yuan Zhen, from the poem “Hearing That Yueguan Was Appointed as Magistrate of Jiangzhou”
  1. Nobody knows where the human face has gone, peach blossoms still smile under the spring wind.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Cui Hu, from the poem “Title: Southern Estate”
  1. The east wind does not favor Zhou Lang, the copper pheasants lock up the two Qiaos in deep spring.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Du Mu, from the poem “Red Cliffs”
  1. Thousands of miles, the orioles sing, the mountains and villages with flags fluttering in the wind.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Du Mu, from the poem “Spring in Jiangnan”
  1. Peach and plum trees remain silent, but under the wind they slightly smile to the sunny people.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Du Mu, from the poem “Purple Orchid Flower”
  1. The mountain moon knows not the worries in my heart, the water and the wind only make the flowers fade before my eyes.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Wen Tingyun, from the poem “Dreaming of Jiangnan”
  1. Meeting is difficult, parting is also difficult, the east wind is weak, and the hundred flowers are withered.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Li Shangyin, from the poem “Untitled”
  1. Regardless of whether it is level ground or a peak, infinite scenery has all been occupied.
  • By Tang Dynasty poet Luo Binwang, from the poem “Bee”
  1. When the wind suddenly picks up, it ruffles the spring water.
  • From the poem “Paying Respects at the Golden Gate” by Feng Yansi of the Five Dynasties period
  1. Falling flowers under the wall, wind rises in delight, thin robe in the spring chill.
  • From the poem “Clear and Serene” by Feng Yansi of the Five Dynasties period
  1. The wind returns to the small courtyard, the courtyard is filled with green, willows gently invite spring.
  • From the poem “Yu Meiren” by Li Yu of the Five Dynasties period
  1. Deep courtyard, silence, small courtyard empty, intermittent sound of the cold wind.
  • From the poem “Crushing Exercise” by Li Yu of the Five Dynasties period
  1. Look at a leafy boat, appearing and disappearing in the waves.
  • From the poem “Fishermen on the River” by Fan Zhongyan of the Northern Song Dynasty
  1. Autumn comes to the border, the scenery is different, geese leave Hengyang without a second thought.
  • From the poem “The River Dweller’s Pride, Autumn Thoughts” by Fan Zhongyan of the Northern Song Dynasty
  1. The vast Qinghuai river rushes forward, the long wind sends a boat home.
  • From the poem “Meeting a Favorable Wind on the Huai River” by Su Shunqin of the Northern Song Dynasty
  1. No white willow catkins because of the wind, only sunflowers tilt towards the sun.
  • From the poem “Being Away from Home in Early Summer” by Sima Guang of the Northern Song Dynasty
  1. Firecrackers sound as a year comes to an end, spring wind brings warmth as the New Year begins.
  • From the poem “New Year’s Day” by Wang Anshi of the Northern Song Dynasty
  1. I want to ride the wind and return, but I fear I will not reach the magnificent palaces.
  • From the poem “Water Melody” by Su Shi of the Northern Song Dynasty
  1. Looking back at the desolate places, I cannot return, even in the wind and rain, not even in good weather.
  • From the poem “Fixed Wind and Waves” by Su Shi of the Northern Song Dynasty
  1. School children return early at dusk, briskly flying their kites in the wind.
  • From the poem “Village Residence” by Gao Ding of the Qing Dynasty
  1. Last night, the rain stopped and the wind grew strong, a deep sleep cannot erase the lingering effects of the leftover wine.
  • From the poem “Such a Dream” by Li Qingzhao of the Song Dynasty
  1. Three cups, two glasses of light wine, how can they compete, the harsh wind that comes late.
  • From the poem “Sound Slowly” by Li Qingzhao of the Song Dynasty
  1. Towering boats, night snow, they cross the Guazhou ferry, the autumn wind strong.
  • From the poem “Writing Futility” by Lu You of the Southern Song Dynasty
  1. At midnight, lying awake, listening to the wind and rain, the iron horse crosses the frozen river in a dream.
  • From the poem “November Fourth, During a Strong Wind and Rainstorm” by Lu You of the Southern Song Dynasty
  1. Miserable and desolate, the firewood gate echoes with the barking of dogs, wind and rain continue.
  • From the poem “Plum Blossoms” by Lu You of the Southern Song Dynasty
  1. Casually recognizing the face of the east wind, all is a spring of many purples and reds.
  • From the poem “Spring Day” by Zhu Xi of the Southern Song Dynasty
  1. In the moonless night, the east wind releases a thousand trees of flowers, falling stars.
  • From the poem “The Green Jade Case, Moon Festival” by Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty
  1. The mountains and rivers are broken and the wind carries snow, my fate rises and falls like a piece of duckweed.
  • From the poem “Crossing the Lingding Ocean” by Wen Tianxiang of the Southern Song Dynasty
  1. In the prime of my youth, I hear the wind and snow in a boat at night, broad river, low sky, geese call in the west wind.
  • From the poem “Yueguan Immortal, Listening to the Rain” by Jiang Jie of the Southern Song Dynasty
  1. Desolate vine, old tree, cawing ravens, a little bridge, a flowing stream, family homes, old path, western wind thin horse.
  • From the poem “First Thoughts of Spring” by Ma Zhiyuan of the Yuan Dynasty
  1. The wind lightly clusters waves, scattered like stars across the river.
  • From the poem “What Was Seen on Boat at Night” by Cha Shenzhen of the Qing Dynasty
  1. Who thinks of the west wind alone being cold? Desolate, yellow leaves, closed shutters.
  • From the poem “Washing Creek Sands” by Nalan Xingde of the Qing Dynasty
  1. The wind blows one more time, the snow falls one more time, rural thoughts vanish.
  • From the poem “Longing and Sorrow” by Nalan Xingde of the Qing Dynasty
  1. A thousand grindings, a hundred strikes, still it remains strong, any direction, any wind.
  • From the poem “Bamboo and Stone” by Zheng Xie of the Qing Dynasty
  1. The river and mountains produce talented individuals, each leading the way in the arts for hundreds of years.
  • From the poem “On Poetry” (Part 2) by Zhao Yi of the Qing Dynasty
  1. Miserable and desolate, the gate echoes with barking dogs, wind and snow in the night.
  • From the poem “Farewell to Elder Mother” by Huang Jingren of the Qing Dynasty

Warm Spring Breeze, Blossoming Pear Flowers

  1. The sky is vast, the wilderness expansive, and with the wind, one can see cattle and sheep grazing. - Han Yuefu’s “Tune: The Dance of the Frontier”

  2. Suddenly, like a spring breeze overnight, thousands of trees and ten thousand trees burst into pear blossoms. - Cen Shen’s “Song of White Snow Sending off Judge Wu Back to the Capital”

  3. The drizzle of apricot blossoms wets my clothes, while the willow wind brushes my face without chill. - Zhi Nan’s “Quatrain”

  4. Meeting is difficult, parting is also difficult, as the weak east wind causes flowers to wither. - Li Shangyin’s “Untitled”

  5. Once again, the spring breeze brings greenness to the south bank of the river. When will the bright moon shine on me again? - Wang Anshi’s “Mooring at Gua Island”

  6. Amidst the sound of firecrackers, a year has passed, and the spring breeze warms the Tu Su wine. - Wang Anshi’s “New Year’s Day”

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