The Quadrilogy of Spring
Author: Jing Jie
Recitation: Peony Li Xiangjun Ge Daqing Xiangyin
Audio Production: Qingcheng
Wake up in early spring
peony
spring
In the treetops
A touch of shy goose yellow
Sneak out your head
The spring marks are still shallow
The residual snow has not yet melted
The spring breeze is particularly cool
Whisk on your face
It's still warm and cold
People can't wait to get out of the house
Go out into the wild and fly kites
Go embrace spring
On the riverside
Ducklings playing in the water
Shake the yellow feathers
Try to see if the spring river water warms up
Swim back and forth cheerfully
Tell people
The frozen winter has gone far
Spring is getting deeper
Li Xiangjun
The light rain is as moist as crisp
Awakened the sleeping grass
They scramble to burrow out of the ground
Look at the world curiously
The grass began to darken
From the stars to pieces
Thick green
Suddenly it will amaze your eyes
Peach blossoms, apricot blossoms, plum blossoms with buds to be released
Little buds
With a hint of shyness
Hidden in the branches
Secretly listen to the praise of pedestrians
Distant mountains
I don't know when the color changed
From smoke green to daiyu
Gently blend the peak of the beauty's eyebrows
Spring is thick
Ge Daqing
Peach blossoms bloom
Leaning back on the pink and tender face
Watched with interest as the butterflies flew around
Show off the style
Smiled and crooked his mouth
The birds chirped
Fall to the peach tree
Get up close and personal with the beauty of the peach
Suddenly, tourists pass by
The birds were frightened
Flap your wings and fly
Countless petals were stepped on
Fall is colorful
Fluttering
Like an elf descending from the sky
Mischievously smeared on human hair
On the placket
Form a beautiful landscape
Spring goes also
Country sounds
Spring is weak
Spring is most sentimental
It often makes people sigh helplessly
The peach blossoms were only bright for just a few days
I hurriedly thanked him
Leave a residue of red
Willow wool like cotton
Fly over the courtyard
Whose curtains were thrown up
The leaves are thick into a large umbrella
Protect the yellow dog
Sleep under a tree
Pomegranate flowers are no longer subtle
It's time to show the most provocative style
Even the clouds became agitated
It's nostalgic
The gentle spring that has just left
The spring song has come to an end
Want to listen
Wait for next year
About the Author
Jing Jie, graduated from Shandong University, senior family education consultant, cultural planner, famous writer, lyricist, chinese culture disseminator and practitioner, director of the Care for Left-behind Children Association, music video production and distribution. Pick up raw flower pens, compose thousand-year-old rhymes, and excel in poetry and lyrics. The award-winning works include: "Red Sorghum", "Bright Sword Yalu River", "Liu Hulansong", "Female Principal in the Mountains", "Wu Zhou Tianshu" and other hundreds of articles.
Reciter Profile:
Peony, from Beijing, born in the military, has been in the military for more than thirty years, retired from the army, loves life, and pursues hobbies. Like words, more love to recite, willing to use their own voice to pass on the beautiful words, with a pure heart to create to feel life, spread positive energy, with the heart to recite the truth, goodness, beauty of the world!
Li Xiangjun, graduated from Beijing Jiaotong University, founder of Xiangjun Yiyun Audio Platform, founder of the poetry recitation group with you, anchor of many platforms, and special anchor. Willing to enjoy life, enjoy the classics, and enjoy the good sound with like-minded friends!
Ge Daqing, a native of Jinan, is a member of The Shandong Recitation Artists Association. Love life, love recitation, let the recitation become a bridge between you and me, hand in hand!
Xiang Yin, a native of Zhucheng, Shandong, is an educator. He is a member of Shandong Recitation Artists Association and a member of Shandong Language and Writing Workers Association. Lighting up life with sound and conveying beauty with true feelings is your unremitting pursuit.
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