古詩詞名句賞析

Bodhi has no tree, nor is the bright mirror a stand.

We are both wanderers in this world, why should we need to have known each other before?

Having seen the vast ocean, other waters are insignificant; having beheld the clouds of Wushan, other clouds are not worth seeing.

I wish to find one true love, to grow old together, never to be parted.

Mountains may crumble, rivers may run dry, winter thunder may roar, summer snow may fall, heaven and earth may unite, only then will I part from you.

Enter the gate of my longing, and you will know the bitterness of my longing.

If love between two people is destined to last, why should they be together every day and night?

Drawing a sword to cut water only makes it flow more; raising a cup to dispel sorrow only makes it more intense.

The pavilion near the water gets the moonlight first; flowers and trees facing the sun easily usher in spring.

A rider in the dust brings a smile to the imperial concubine's face, but no one knows it's lychees arriving.

Returning the pearl with tears streaming down my face, I regret not meeting you before I was married.

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