数字往往是枯燥无味的,然而诗歌中适当引用数字,却别有风趣,诗意盎然。明代广东南海状元伦文叙以一至十十个数字,作了一首题为《新娘》的诗:一姐不如二姐娇,三寸金莲四寸腰;搽得五六七钱粉,妆成八九十分标。这首绝句把十个数目字依次均匀地嵌进句中,自然巧妙。有人想难倒伦文叙,取一幅百鸟图请他题一首要写出百鸟的绝句。他用不足十个数字作游戏诗云: The numbers are often boring, but poetry, with its proper quotation of numbers, is poetic and poetic. In the Ming dynasty of the South China Sea, the South Korean champion of the South China Sea, with one to ten figures, made a poem entitled “The Bride”: a sister is not as good as a second sister, and a three-inch golden lotus is four inches in the waist; Eighty-nine. This quatrain is naturally cleverly embedding the ten numbers in a sentence in order. Some people want to stumble on Lun Wenxu and take a picture of a bird. Ask him to write the quatrains of the birds. He uses less than ten numbers to make a game cloud: