What are the poems about Qinghai?

1. Qinghai Changyun Dark Snow Mountain, with an isolated city overlooking Yumenguan. -Wang Changling's Seven Songs of Military Service Part IV in the Tang Dynasty

Interpretation: Qinghai Lake is covered with dark clouds, and the continuous snow-capped mountains are bleak. Yumen, the ancient city of frontier fortress, is a grand pass, thousands of miles away, facing each other from afar.

2. Go to the blue sea, look along the coast and see those abandoned bones. Du Fu's Military Vehicle Shop in Tang Dynasty

Interpretation: Didn't you see that no one buried the bones of soldiers who died in war since ancient times on the edge of Qinghai?

3. Want to close the river, Yanmen West, Qinghai International. -Lu You in the Song Dynasty, "Visit the Palace at Night, Remember to Send Dreams to Teacher Bo Hun"

Interpretation: Oh! I can't help but think of the border scene of Xiongguan River, the Wild Goose Gate occupied by Jin people, and the distant Qinghai border!

4. You can't learn from Shu Ge. You can take a knife at night in Qinghai and wear a purple robe at the West Earth Castle. -Li Bai's "Drinking Alone on Twelve Cold Nights" in the Tang Dynasty

Interpretation: You can't learn from Ge, the hero of Longyou, cross a horse with a knife, run wild in Qinghai, wash stone castles with blood, and become a purple hero.

5. Drunk across the Jade Dragon and swim in the Eight Extremes, as if the sky in Qinghai is blue. -Song Dynasty Liu Kezhuang's "Qing Ping Le, Bo Yun Sweep"

Commentary: After getting drunk, I stepped on Yulong to travel in space and travel in octupole.

6. China troops marched along Deng Bai Road, while Tatar troops peeped in the blue waters of the Gulf. -Guan Shanyue by Li Bai in the Tang Dynasty.

Commentary: In those days, Han soldiers pointed directly at Deng Bai Mountain Road, and Tubo coveted a large area of rivers and mountains in Qinghai.

7. Chao Tun under the snow-capped mountain stays next to Qinghai. -Song of Mulan by Wei in Tang Dynasty

Interpretation: Dismount under the snowy mountain in the morning and spend the night next to Qinghai Lake in the evening.

8. If you don't meet a Qinghai horse in a distant place, it's difficult to pull out the Shushan snake. -Li Shangyin's "Ode to the Epic, Part II" in the Tang Dynasty

Interpretation: I want to travel far, but I haven't met a maxima. It is difficult for me to pull a fierce snake in Shushan alone.

9. Qinghai does not dream, and the red slogan temporarily writes the word "anti-heart". -Nalan Xingde's "Man Jiang Hong Dai Bei Yan Nan" in Qing Dynasty

Interpretation: I only hate that there is no dream to comfort acacia, and I only masturbate with letters that I don't want.

10. The sky contains Qinghai Road, and the city is thousands of miles away. -Xia Sai Qu by Li He in Tang Dynasty.

Interpretation: Qinghai belonged to Tuguhun in the Tang Dynasty.