Poems about ancient towns, small bridges, and emblematic architecture in Jiangnan water towns. 3 or 4 poems are needed, just 2 lines each.

1, smoke and willow painting bridge, wind curtains and green curtains, and the difference of 100,000 people. From "Looking at the Sea Tide" by Liu Yong of the Song Dynasty, meaning: smoky willows, painted bridges, wind-blocking curtains, emerald-green tents, and pavilions high and low, there are about 100,000 families.

2, the sunrise river flowers are more red than fire, the spring river water is as green as blue. From the Tang Dynasty Bai Juyi's "Remembering South of the River", meaning: the sun rises from the river, illuminating the riverside flowers redder than fire, and the turquoise river water green as blue grass.

3, it is the good scenery of Jiangnan, the time of falling flowers and meet the gentleman. From Du Fu's "Meeting Li Guinian in Jiangnan", meaning: I didn't think that I would meet you, my old acquaintance, in this Jiangnan where the scenery is so beautiful and it is the time of falling flowers.

4, the ancient palace of the idle land less, water harbor small bridge more. From the Tang Dynasty Du Xunhe's "Sending people to Wu", meaning: Gusu city houses are connected, there is no open space; even in the river branches, also full of small bridges.

5. The mossy wall of the tung leaves is green, and the black-topped boat stops at Gujin. It is from contemporary Xu Ping's "Rain in Wuzhen", meaning: the leaves on the wutong tree are sparse, the moss on the wall is green, and the boat in Wuzhen stops at the ancient Jin.