At the turn of March and April, the spring rain is misty and the earth is warm and melting.
And the rhythm of spring, plum blossoms, cauliflowers, peach blossoms, and countless flowers that even ordinary people can't name, crouch on the spring runway, hold the baton of the season, one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one, one by one.
These days, the high-profile appearance is the elegant pear blossom.
"The pear blossom wind is clear, and the wanderer is looking for spring and half out of the city." In ancient times, when the pear blossoms were in full bloom, people loved to gather under the shade of the flowers, which was called "washing makeup". During the Tang Dynasty, this custom prevailed, according to the "Tang Yulu": "When luoyang pear blossoms, people often carry wine under it, that is, "wash makeup for pear blossoms", or buy trees." ”
People love to use pear blossoms as headdresses, and at that time, When Uncle Muqing of Ruyang admired pear blossoms, he once gave Shiyun: "Drink under the pear tree together, and the pear blossoms are planted all over the head." Qing Xiang came to Yushu, Bai Yi Pan Jin Ou..."
Poets of the past have loved pear blossoms and left many poems describing the gods, qi, rhymes, and meanings of pear blossoms.
The pear blossom is pure white, white and jade, white and flawless, crystal like snow; beautiful but not delicate, beautiful but not charming, qianqian but not vulgar, as pure as jade.
Wang Rong of the Southern and Northern Dynasties," "Pear Blossoms on the Pond": "Fragrant spring shines on the snow, and the stars reflect the stars in the deep sunset." Wen Tingjun has a poetry cloud: "Pear blossoms and snow press branches, and warblers and willows are like silk." ”
The Jin Dynasty poet Lei Yuan praised Pear Blossom in this way: "Snow makes skin and jade, and does not marry the demon to the east wind." ”
Zhang Jian described the first bloom of pear blossoms as "tender buds opening snow and rubbing balls", and Qiu Chuji's "No Vulgar Thoughts , Lingxu Palace Pear Blossom Words" praised pear blossoms with "white brocade without stripes, jade trees and qiongpu piles snow". And Cen Shan, in "White Snow Song Sends the Military Judge Back to Beijing", compares Fei Xue to a pear blossom from another angle: "The north wind rolls the white grass on the ground, and the snow flies in August on Hu Tian, suddenly like a spring breeze in the night, thousands of trees and pear blossoms." "Using snow as a metaphor for flowers and flowers as a metaphor for snow has the same magic."
More subtle is the "blossoming snow fragrance", the ancients once compared snow with plum blossoms, saying that "Mei Susun snow is three points white, but snow loses plum incense".
For example, comparing pear blossoms with snow and plums, pear blossoms are neither inferior to the whiteness of snow nor the fragrance of plums. Li Yu, a literary scholar of the Qing Dynasty, said: "Snow is the snow in the sky, and pear blossoms are the snow on earth; where there is snow, there is incense, and pear blossoms are also good at their beauty." ”
The pear blossoms bloom, spring at that time; the pear blossoms fall, and the spring enters the mud.
Pear blossom in the mainland about 2000 years of cultivation history, varieties and varieties are more, a long history, since ancient times deeply loved by people, its plain fang is more than the praise of poets. Native to the mainland, cultivated throughout the country. Pears are second only to apples in terms of production and longevity in mainland China.
The picture was taken in Dagong Town, Hai'an City.