Li Qingzhao is drunk with flowers.

Li Qingzhao, a poetess in the Northern Song Dynasty, is famous for her fresh and refined words, graceful and delicate. Her ci poems are not only of high artistic value, but also the epitome of social customs in the Song Dynasty, and are important materials for studying the culture of the Song Dynasty. Drunk Flowers is one of her representative works. With its beautiful, delicate and subtle style, this poem expresses the feelings of missing the lost time and loved ones.

Drunk Flowers Singing: Li Qingzhao's Nostalgia

Drunk Flowers is a nostalgic work of Li Qingzhao. In her words, she painted a picture of spring, full of flowers and prosperous times. However, all this has become history and can only be found in memories. In this poem, Li Qingzhao expressed her nostalgia for the good times and her loved ones. This poem is not only a nostalgia for the lost time, but also a reflection and self-reflection on life.

Treading on thin ice: emotional expression in words

In the poem "Drunken Flowers", Li Qingzhao used many delicate descriptions and implicit expressions to express her feelings and thoughts. For example, "Swallows come to the news agency, and pears are after Qingming." In this sentence, Li Qingzhao used the solar terms "Xinshe" and "Qingming" to express the passage and change of time, and also expressed her nostalgia for the lost time. Another example is "flowers have nothing to say at the end, and green windows are spring." In this sentence, Li Qingzhao used the expression of "looking at each other without saying a word" to express her yearning for her loved ones.