Guess the ancient poems with poems, guess the anagrams

What are some ancient poems about "anagrams"?

For example: one, two forms in one, four branches and eight heads.

Forty-eight and one-eight, the flying spring flows upward.

Mystery: The Well. Second, if the religion has a mouth, it is dumb, and it must be unintentional to do evil.

There is no stomach in the middle, and Johnson is angular outside.

Mystery: 亜 (traditional Chinese characters).

Three, the three mountains from the three mountains, the mountains and mountains are upside down.

Month after month, month after month.

The left and right rows are double-feathered, and the two rivers are vertically and horizontally.

There are six people in the family, and two of them are not reunited.

Mystery: Yes. Fourth, half of the side has hair, half of it is light, half of it is flavorful and half of it is fragrant, half of the mountain grass is eaten, and half of it is still hidden in the water.

Mystery: Fresh. Fifth, the fish and sheep on the mountain swimming in the water, pulling east and west to form a pair, one does not eat the grass on the mountain, and the other does not hide in the water.

Mystery: Fresh. Sixth, the ancient moon shines on the water and flows for a long time, and the water accompanies the spring and autumn of the ancient month.

Stay in the water and shine in the ancient moon, and the depths of the blue waves are good for boating.

Mystery: the lake. Seventh, the three autumn leaves are unraveled, and the February flowers can be bloomed.

Thousands of feet of waves across the river, into the bamboo ten thousand poles slanted.

The title of this poem is "Wind", which was written by the Tang Dynasty poet Li Qiao.

This poem makes people see the power of the wind: the wind can make the leaves fall off in late autumn, can promote the flowers in early spring and February, can set off thousands of feet of huge waves when it passes through the river, and can blow thousands of green bamboos crookedly when it blows into the bamboo forest.

Eighth, relying on the Cambodian monarch to go, the red sun sank in the west.

The lights are flashing, and there is no one to know.

The riddle of the poem is: the door.

Every sentence of the poem is about the door, the Cambodia in the "Lang" is the door, the day in the "between" is the door, the people in the "flash" are the door, and the heart in the stuffy heart is the door.

Nine, the spring breeze arrived in Hengyang overnight, and Chushui Yanshan was thousands of miles long.

Mo Daochun came and went, although Jiangnan is a foreign country.

The mystery of this poem is "wild geese", the author of the poem is the Ming Dynasty poet Wang Gong, and the name of the poem is "Spring Goose". "Although Jiangnan is a foreign country", it is a metaphor for the return of wild geese to the north.

This poem describes the return of Hengyang to the wild goose, does not love the scenery of the south of the Yangtze River, and returns north to Hengyang in spring, expressing the poet's homesickness, but also showing the yearning for the unwillingness to be an official and the desire to live a hidden life in the fishing wood.

Ten, who goes out in business, the river rushes and disappears.

The wood of Qianke burned out, and hundreds of boats sank by themselves.

This is an anagram poem, and the riddle is "can".

No one is "Ke", "River" without water is "Ke", "Ke" without wood is "Ke", and "Boat" without boat is "Ke".

Ancient poems to guess the word puzzle, let me come to the following one: "Chapter 1: The riddle of guessing the word with ancient verses] 1, probe to welcome spring (play a verse) Answer and analysis:

A branch of red apricot out of the wall (probe, can be understood as: stick out the head, spring is the season of a hundred flowers, the poem "a branch of red apricot out of the wall" means: a branch of red apricot out of the wall, showing off the beauty of spring to people, can vividly explain this mystery, this sentence comes from the Song Dynasty poet Ye Shaoweng's "The Garden is Not Worth It") 2, green card (play a verse) Answer and analysis:

The spring breeze does not pass the Yumen Pass (green is a symbol of spring, "card" has the meaning of "stuck", which can be extended as: "can't pass, can't pass". The verse "The spring breeze does not pass the jade gate".

From afar, the mountains are colored, and the water is silent.

The flowers are still in spring, and the birds are not surprised.

Answer: Draw. He wears a little red riding hood and a big white robe.

He walks swayingly and swims steadily and quickly.

Mystery: Goose. Untie the three autumn leaves, and can bloom February flowers.

Thousands of feet of waves across the river, into the bamboo ten thousand poles slanted.

Mystery: Wind. A thousand lines, ten thousand lines, fall in the water and cannot be seen.

Mystery: Rain. Li Baicai cries ghosts and gods, and his poetry is profound and outstanding.

The Quartet roams all over China, and it is rumored to enter the water to catch the moon.

Mystery: Excited. The second word of each sentence of this poem is embedded with the four words "Baiwen Fangshui", which is "excited". So this poem is also an inlay poem and a clutch poem.

Whoever goes out in business, the river rushes and disappears.

The wood of Qianke burned out, and hundreds of boats sank by themselves.

The answer to the puzzle is: the word "can".

Bottom: Therefore.

Analysis: "Ancient poems" are ancient texts, and they will mean to borrow and withhold "ancient + 攵 (text) = so".