Xiao looked at the tall building. What do you mean the branches are red?
From: "Dream" Huang? [Qing], the original: Xiao stares at tall buildings. The branches in the distance are red wine. My eyes are hazy when I sleep, and the Tao is the beginning of hibiscus. The first frost. The first frost. It was on the Fengdan River.
Xiao stared at the tall building. The branches in the distance are red wine. My eyes are hazy when I sleep, and the Tao is the beginning of hibiscus.
The first frost. The first frost. It was on the Fengdan River.
Standing in a tall building at dawn and looking into the distance, I saw the branches gradually turning into a red scene. I woke up in my sleep and thought it was hibiscus blooming.
It turned out that in the solar terms of the first frost, a flaming maple leaf opened on the river.
About the author:
Huang (1801-1830), whose real name is Bao Yi. Huang, a native of Ningxiang, Hunan Province, was a juren in the 13th year of Jiaqing and the daughter of Chengbu. In the second year of Daoguang, he was a juren, an Oracle of Qianyang, and a niece of historian Huang Benji.
She is good at playing the piano and has exquisite fingering. Many women are scholars. Calligraphy is beautiful, and poetry is even more famous. He Ji Shao once wrote a manuscript about him. He is the author of two volumes, such as Tea Fragrant Pavilion and Herbs.
Huang is as famous as his aunt and the wife of female calligrapher Huang Benji, and often sings with each other. Both of them have made great achievements in calligraphy and poetry.
Huang Wantang's writing style is different. Writing from another angle is unique.