Ancient poems that express love, ancient poems that express love

<><1.When is the spring flower and autumn moon, and how much do you know about the past. —Su Shi "Water Tune Song Head" 2

There are no tombs in the mountains, the rivers are exhausted, thunder and earthquakes in winter, rain and snow in summer. —Li Shangyin, Untitled, 3Last night, the west wind withered the green trees, and went up to the tall building alone, looking at the end of the world.

Wang Zhilian's "Climbing the Stork's Tower" 4If life is only as first seen, what is the autumn wind and sad fan. —Nalan Xingde, "Former Chibi Fu", 5

Affectionate parting since ancient times, even more Nakan, snubbing the Qingqiu Festival. —Li Qingzhao, "Like a Dream Order" 6If the love between the two is long, how can it be in the morning and twilight?

Qin Guan "Qingyu Case: Yuan Xi" 7There is a confidant in the sea, and the end of the world is like a neighbor. —Wang Bo, "Send Du Shaofu to Shuzhou" 8

Acacia is a no-nonsense word, don't waste tears on the flower note. —Li Zhiyi, "Butterfly Loves Flowers, Spring Scene" 9Playing the yellow warbler, Mo Jiao cried on the branches.

Tang Yin's "Ugly Slave Chibi Nostalgia" 10The days are long and sometimes endless, and this hatred lasts forever. —Bai Juyi's "Song of Long Hatred".

The ancient poems that express love are as follows:

1. I wish to have one heart, and my head will not be separated. ——From Zhuo Wenjun's "Baitou Yin" in the Han Dynasty. Translation: I hope that there is someone who truly loves me, who will stay with me for a long time, and know that the white head will not be separated.

2. Married as husband and wife, there is no doubt about love. ——From the translation of "Leaving a Farewell Wife" by the Eastern Han Dynasty poet Su Wu: I married you and became a husband and wife, and I never doubted that I would love you until I grew old.

3, life and death are broad, and Zicheng said. Hold the hand of the son, and grow old with the son. ——From the translation of the Book of Poetry "Drumming": No matter life or death, I will make a pact with you. Don't hold your hand from time to time, and rest in old age.

4. The mountains are edgeless, the heaven and the earth are together, and they dare to be with you! —Translation of the Han Dynasty Yuefu folk song "Shang Evil": Unless heaven and earth intersect and converge, until all such things happen, I dare to abandon my affection for you!

5. I only hope that your heart is like my heart, and I will live up to my love. - Bu Operator, I Live at the Head of the Yangtze River" Song Dynasty Li Zhiyi translation: When will the endless river water dry up, and when will the bitterness of parting cease to dissipate.

I only hope that your heart, if my heart is unswerving, will not live up to my infatuation.

6. The king is regarded as a rock, and the concubine is regarded as a reed. The reed is tough as silk, and the rock has no transfer. —Translation of "The Peacock Flying Southeast" in the Han Dynasty:

You must be a rock, and I must be a grass and a reed. The grass and reeds are soft and firm like silk, and the rocks are not easily transferred. It is used as a metaphor for the love of two people that lasts forever and will never change.