What ancient poems did the image of reed come from?

1, white dew is frost. -from the pre-Qin dynasty: the anonymous Jia Xu

Interpretation: large areas of reed green, morning dew defrosting.

2, destruction is not self-defense, what autumn wind is blowing. Spend Albert Venn Dicey for a while, but a few leaves sink. The weak spring breeze came early, and the long night was full of dew. Shake it down after the rivers and lakes, and you are afraid to waste your time. -From the Tang Dynasty: Du Fu's Jia Xu

Interpretation: What should I do if I can't save myself in the face of destruction and am blown away by the autumn wind? It only blooms in a very short time, and soon the leaves will sink into the water. When the body is weak, the spring breeze blows too early, and when it grows into a dense cluster, there will be more cold dew at night. Even if flowers and leaves rot and shake off, I still worry about wasting time.

3. The wind and snow fall like rice, and reeds rustle-from Tang Dynasty: Bai Juyi's Drinking at the End of the Year to Send Your Majesty Back to Beijing.

The wind is blowing, the snow is falling like millet and the reeds are swaying.

4. The autumn dew of cymbidium is heavy, and the night wind of reeds is abundant-Tang: Xu Hun's Night Biejiang Tower.

It's windy at night in autumn.

5, Guanhe Wan Li is silent and smokeless, and the moon shines on reeds-Song: Yi Cao "Xihe and Wang Qian Zhai"

There is no one in Wan Li, and the moon shines on reeds.