Li Qunyu

Huangling Temple is a seven-character poem written by Li Qunyu (or Li Yuan), a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem depicts the image of a boatman's daughter through the description of the beautiful scenery in front of Huangling Temple and the description of the red-skirted girl coming and going, revealing the poet's love for her. The whole poem uses the freehand brushwork technique, and the words are simple and vivid, with the beauty of "the true and pure are revealed after the luxury is gone". 《黄陵庙》是唐代诗人李群玉（一说李远）创作的一首七绝。此诗通过对黄陵庙前美丽景色的描绘以及对红裙少女来而复去经过的描述，刻画了一个船家女子的形象，流露了诗人对她的爱悦之情。全诗运用写意的白描手法，文字朴实传神，颇有“豪华落尽见真淳”之美。 《黄陵庙》 李群玉 小姑洲北浦云边，二女啼妆自俨然。野庙向江春寂寂，古碑无字草芊芊。风回日暮吹芳芷，月落山深哭杜鹃。犹似含颦望巡狩，九疑如黛隔湘川。 Huangling Temple 1The First of Two Poems Li Qunyu North of the Isle of Maidens, by the mist-filled banks,The image of the two girls weeping still holds true to life.In the spring stillness, the rustic temple faces the river;Teeming grasses grow among the ancient tablets, their inscriptions long effaced.At twilight, the fragrance laden breeze begins to blow;As the moon sets, from the mountain depths a cuckoo cries.The maidens seem to knit their brows to view his majesty's arrival,While across the Xiang2, the Nine Peaked Mount3 grows greener still.1. Huangling Temple: On Mt. Huangling, in Hunan province, near Dongting Lake. The temple was dedicated to E Huang and Nu Ying—the "river…

"The Temple of Emperor Shun’s Wives" is a seven-part poem written by Li Qunyu (or Li Yuan), a poet of the Tang Dynasty.