The mountain borrows the ridge to see the old tea, and the village girl should be jealous when cooking wine. Monks on the mountain cross the ridge to meet old tea people, and girls in the village are jealous when they cook wine. This sentence does not directly involve the content of the zodiac, so it is impossible to determine its corresponding zodiac.
Selected from Early Summer Folk Songs. Plums are green, plums are yellow, vegetables are fat, wheat is ripe and sericulture is busy. Mountain monks cross the ridge to see old tea, while village women cook wine.
Plums are ripe, turning from cyan to yellow, and vegetables and wheat in the field are ripe. It's time to get busy raising silkworms and reeling. Monks in the mountains climbed mountains to see the growth of tea, and girls in the village stood on the edge of the wine cellar to make wine, and the aroma was overflowing.
Appreciation: The scene of the villagers cooking wine in the western suburbs of Suzhou makes people read like Wu dialect, light and talkative, with Suzhou characteristics. This wine poem reflects the poet's longing for the free return of human nature, rediscovering himself and finding the real destination of life.
About the author:
Zhu Yunming (146117 to 1527 1 28), born in Xizhe, Changzhou (now Wuxian, Jiangsu). Because of his strange appearance, he laughed at his ugliness, and because there was a branch in his right hand that gave birth to fingers, he named himself a branch.
Zhu Yunming is good at poetry, especially calligraphy, and enjoys a good reputation at home and abroad. He and Tang Yin, and called "four gifted scholars in Wuzhong". He, Wen Zhiming and Wang Chong were both representatives of calligraphers in the middle of Ming Dynasty. In his early years, he carefully carved regular script, studied under Zhao Mengfu and Chu Suiliang, and recalled the "two kings" in Europe and America.
Li Yong, Huang Tingjian and Mi Fei, cursive writers, had profound skills, especially in their later years. His representative works include Taihu Lake Poetry, Spring Festival Poetry and Red Wall Poetry. His books Liu Ti Shi Fu Ji, Du Fu Cao Shu, Nineteen Ancient Poems, Tang Cao Shu, Cao Shu and Han Juan were all handed down by Mo Bao.