从中国古代诗词看金星（Look at Venus from ancient Chinese Poetry）.docVIP

从中国古代诗词看金星（Look at Venus from ancient Chinese Poetry） You have not received flower leaves. Wild provides no chicken crow, the star in the treetops. The poet may be on where in the autumn, before the middle of nowhere and finally met a family shop, but Chapman closed, although it didnt have chicken, not to hear the cock crowing sound, but the poet looked up the star has been hanging in the trees, that will soon dawn. Southern Song Dynasty poet Wang Tao and the Qixi Festival Lu Ruhui poems, written in the 7th day of the seventh month of the Chinese lunar calendar to see the festival star for the cowherd meet, as a pretext, unique imagination: One who attend the opening night Yee, flute and drum take advantage of the virtual. Not for Petunia Qiming, and sent to Chaoyang shu. It seems at the beginning of July seven day poet in order to see the cowherd meet, hearing next door the feast of flute drum, keep the whole night, but Venus slowly rises from the East, the poet could not help but complain: not for the star Altair consideration, a year is not easy to meet this time, you have to dawn and daytime calls, more unpleasant! Perhaps the night view of the day more opportunities, people call the Chang than when the call Qiming when much more, especially know two is a star, I often use Venus instead of Venus, so the ancient description of Chang of the poem very much, but also write is not the night venus. Look at the Tang Dynasty poet Li Bais poem a king with twelve night alone: Last night, Wu Zhongxue, you son Jia xingfa. Wanli clouds roll Bishan, the blue sky solitary flow. Energy-saving, Beidou scattered Chang ming....... The two sentence is the rise of Southern Prince Yu with snowy night, visiting friends allusions, poets longing for King twelve, then the four sentence is written, there are clouds in sky, solitary, the Milky Way, Beidou, Chang Gung, to write two people behind the shop Guaobuqun, lofty character laid a reward foreshadowing. Some poems written at CGMH obvi