Poetry about tea plum 1. Poems describing tea plums

In the past, the earliest record of camellia in China was thought to be the "Little Sea Red of Camellia" written by Bi Tao in the poem Camellia in the Northern Song Dynasty, and this "Little Sea Red" is the present camellia. Ms. Xu Biyu, an expert on tea plum research in China, accidentally discovered that there were poems describing tea plum as early as Sikuquanshu. She wrote an article called "A Preliminary Study of Liu Changqing's Tea Plum Poems in Tang Dynasty" (published in the first issue of Camellia China magazine in 2004). She said: "With regard to the historical data of tea plum, Professor Naoki Kuroda, a Japanese tea plum expert, proposed in his paper" Investigation on the History of Tea Plum Variety Differentiation "(1974) that the earliest record of tea plum in Japan was" Hua Pu "written by Xuan (1694), and the earliest record of tea plum in China was" Petrochemical Zuo Bian "edited by the chief editor. The Poem of Tea Plum written by Liu Changqing in the Tang Dynasty was included in Guang Fang Qun Pu compiled by Wang Hao in the forty-seventh year of Kangxi (1708). Liu Changqing's five-character poem praising tea plum is called "In midsummer, Cui Zhongcheng's family sees the sea falling, and a flower blooms alone": "Many flowers are wasted, and many flowers are idle. Violet is sent by the rain, and it is red through the forest. The fragrance is still there, when it's sad. * * * pity is too late, autumn dew is not needed. "This poem not only writes' green' and' red', but also points out that its flowering period is in the late autumn of' Baicaolan' and' autumn dew blossoming', which highlights the fragrance of tea plum. The word "house" in the poem title shows that this kind of tea plum is cultivated artificially in the courtyard. The word "shake" used to mean "far away", and "shake down a flower" truly described the scene of petals scattered when tea plums fell.

Since the Song Dynasty, tea plums have been widely planted, so many poems describing tea plums have appeared. In addition to the poem "Little Sea Red" mentioned in Camellia, there are Liu's poem "Singing Plums in Tea" in Song Dynasty, the poem "Tea Plum in Huanxisha" and the poem "Tea Plum with Two Birds" in Ming Dynasty. The poem "Tea Plum" by Chen Daofu, a painter in Ming Dynasty, has a unique charm to describe the exquisiteness of tea plum: "The flowers are blooming, and the state is not as good as camellia. The old nursery is called tea plum, and its name is not bad. " In the Ming Dynasty, Gao Lian's Ci "Plum Blossom with Tea Plum" not only described the "pink" and "red" colors of tea plums, but also described the shape of flowers, which was similar to plum blossoms. Tea plums are in full bloom in Chun Xue. If it blooms late and is red, the variety is "Little Rose". In Zhejiang, there are also aliases such as small tea plum, small margin poplar, short-legged red plum and double-petal black tea plum. Osaka is called "the lion's head" and Tokyo is called "Han Chun". Japanese propaganda uses Chinese characters such as "tea plum" and "sea safflower" to describe it in "Hua Pu". According to the color, short tree, long flowering period, winter and other characteristics of "sea safflower", Mr. Xuan thinks that the characteristics of "sea safflower" in China are completely consistent with those of Japanese "lion head". This shows that "sea safflower" and "lion head" are the same species, and now they are called "little roses" in China. This variety is the oldest variety in China and the most traditional and widely used variety in modern gardens. Xu Biyu believes that tea plum has been cultivated as an ornamental plant in the middle of Tang Dynasty in China, which shows that the cultivation history of tea plum in China is at least 1200 years.

2. Poems describing tea plums

In the past, the earliest record of camellia in China was thought to be the "Little Sea Red of Camellia" written by Bi Tao in the poem Camellia in the Northern Song Dynasty, and this "Little Sea Red" is the present camellia.

Ms. Xu Biyu, an expert on tea plum research in China, accidentally discovered that there were poems describing tea plum as early as Sikuquanshu. She wrote an article called "A Preliminary Study of Liu Changqing's Tea Plum Poems in Tang Dynasty" (published in the first issue of Camellia China magazine in 2004).

She said: "With regard to the historical data of tea plum, Professor Naoki Kuroda, a Japanese tea plum expert, proposed in his paper" Investigation on the History of Tea Plum Variety Differentiation "(1974) that the earliest record of tea plum in Japan was" Hua Pu "written by Xuan (1694), and the earliest record of tea plum in China was" Petrochemical Zuo Bian "edited by the chief editor. The Poem of Tea Plum written by Liu Changqing in the Tang Dynasty was included in Guang Fang Qun Pu compiled by Wang Hao in the forty-seventh year of Kangxi (1708).

Liu Changqing's five-character poem praising tea plum is called "In midsummer, Cui Zhongcheng's family sees the sea falling, and a flower blooms alone": "Many flowers are wasted, and many flowers are idle. Violet is sent by the rain, and it is red through the forest.

The fragrance is still there, when it's sad. * * * It's too late, and the autumn dew has not been reunited. "

This poem not only writes "green" and "red", but also points out that its flowering period is in the late autumn of "Baicaolan" and "autumn dew blossoming", which highlights the fragrance of tea plum. The word "house" in the poem title shows that this kind of tea plum is cultivated artificially in the courtyard.

The word "shake" used to mean "far away", and "shake down a flower" truly described the scene of petals scattered when tea plums fell. Since the Song Dynasty, tea plums have been widely planted, so many poems describing tea plums have appeared.

In addition to the poem "Little Sea Red" mentioned in Camellia, there are Liu's poem "Singing Plums in Tea" in Song Dynasty, the poem "Tea Plum in Huanxisha" and the poem "Tea Plum with Two Birds" in Ming Dynasty. The poem "Tea Plum" by Chen Daofu, a painter in Ming Dynasty, has a unique charm to describe the exquisiteness of tea plum: "The flowers are blooming, and the state is not as good as camellia.

The old nursery is called tea plum, and its name is not bad. Gao Lian's poem Plum Blossoms with Tea Plums in Ming Dynasty not only describes the color of tea plums, but also describes the shape of flowers, which is similar to plum blossoms.

Tea plums are in full bloom in Chun Xue. If it blooms late and is red, the variety is "Little Rose". In Zhejiang, there are also aliases such as small tea plum, small margin poplar, short-legged red plum and double-petal black tea plum.

Osaka is called "the lion's head" and Tokyo is called "Han Chun". Japanese propaganda uses Chinese characters such as "tea plum" and "sea safflower" to describe it in "Hua Pu".

According to the color, short tree, long flowering period, winter and other characteristics of "sea safflower", Mr. Xuan thinks that the characteristics of "sea safflower" in China are completely consistent with those of Japanese "lion head". This shows that "sea safflower" and "lion head" are the same species, and now they are called "little roses" in China.

This variety is the oldest variety in China and the most traditional and widely used variety in modern gardens. Xu Biyu believes that tea plum has been cultivated as an ornamental plant in the middle of Tang Dynasty in China, which shows that the cultivation history of tea plum in China is at least 1200 years.

3. Camellia poetry

1, Baishan tea

Shen Zhou in Ming Dynasty

Rhinoceros has a heavy leaf, and a jade cup is filled with Revlon.

Why borrow longevity wine? I'm afraid tea fairy won't let me.

It is said that camellia is as cold-resistant as rhinoceros and still blooms proudly in winter. I really want to borrow the life of Camellia to exchange my time, but the flower fairy won't agree.

2. "Shui Long Yin Yan Yun Eighteen Flying Rides"

Contemporary Jin Yong

Yan Yunfei flew 18 times, flying like a tiger.

The old magic clown is a blow, but not a winning force.

Wang Ba's ambition and hatred that blood is thicker than water all return to dust.

If you miss your thoughts and seek beauty as soon as possible, your marriage will be fine.

Dry bottom hole, silt place.

Let me ask you three words after drinking.

For who? Camellia are all over the road.

The prince and grandson are down and out, how can they live and die?

I live in splendor, floating clouds are born and die, so I have nothing to be afraid of.

Teach Khan to break the arrow, the six armies change, and the hero is angry.

3. Chronicle of Ten Dramas that got up late due to illness before the festival.

Fang Hui in Song Dynasty

When the family is old, they also dress up.

A few camellia flowers are elegant, and persimmon leaves in the wind furnace are fragrant.

When I am old, I laugh at myself. This generation trusts me.

No congratulations, have a rest, the new one will pay the bill.

4. Ji Hai Poetry 138

Gong zizhen in Qing dynasty

Today's leisure is a paradise, and camellia wants to vomit.

There is no news of Shanren's life and death, and the dream is broken.

5. "Four Birds"

Li Dongyang in Ming Dynasty

The mountains in the south of the Yangtze River are warm in winter, and the lake is covered with ice.

The secluded forest is broken at night, and the plum blossoms are gone in spring.

Camellia vie for Fang Fei, while Cuiling wax shines.

Smoke gives birth to gold and jade and cold love, and the snow is full of silver ponds.

The sparse forest is messy. Looking back, the clouds are scattered.

Yuanyang on the stream has a special affection, and it is accompanied by spring and winter.