1. "Send to Liu Ba Mountain"
Tang Dynasty: Huangfu Ran
If the East Gao is far away, the bitter rain will return every time. The wind and frost are late in the leap year, and the harvest in the mountains and fields is late.
After the swallows on the thatched eaves have gone, the chrysanthemums on the woodcutter road are turning yellow. Pingzi has been traveling around the capital for a long time, and he knows you sit down and laugh at him.
2. "Three Poems of the Tian Family"
Tang Dynasty: Liu Zongyuan
The work of producing food and favors was driving cattle to the east.
The rooster crows, the village lanes are white, and the night returns to dusk fields.
There is a rustling sound, and black kites are flying in.
Exerting all one's strength and holding on to the poor years.
If you lose all your support to the corvee, you will sleep in vain while chatting.
The days of descendants are long, and they will come back again from generation to generation.
The fireworks are separated by the fence, and the farmers are talking about each other in the evening.
The autumn insects chirp in the courtyard, and the hemp trees are sparse and silent.
The silk is exhausted and the machine is leaning against the wall.
Lixu passed by at night, and there was a feast of chicken and millet.
Each official's position is stern and his words are full of supervision and responsibility.
After the lease period in Dongxiang, the car hub got stuck in the mud.
The public servant rarely rejects and forgives, and the whip is unscrupulous.
It’s a pity for your skin if you work hard and carefully.
Welcome to the new year at this time, lest we follow the same path as before.
The ancient road is full of tribulus, lingering back to the ancient city.
Polygonum flowers cover the banks, and the Pi water becomes greener when it is cold.
It’s the right time to harvest, and the setting sun is full of woodcutters and herders.
The wind is high, the elms and willows are sparse, and the frost is heavy, the pears and dates are ripe.
Pedestrians are fascinated by the place, and wild birds compete for shelter.
Tian Weng smiles and misses each other, and he is cautious about the original land in the dark.
This year I am lucky enough to have a good harvest, so I will never tire of glutinous rice and porridge.
3. "Cloud"
Tang Dynasty: Du Fu
The dragon is like Qu Tang Hui, and the river is as deep as Bai Di. The gorge is always rising all year round, and the forest must be opened every night.
The harvest in Shuangzhu is clearly in Xicen. Gaozhai is not a place, it is delicate and elegant.
4. "Viewing the Harvest of the Tian Family" (One of the Three Choices)
Qing Dynasty: Returning to the Village
In late autumn, the fragrant rice seedlings are ripe, and there are tens of thousands of acres of roads crisscrossing them. .
I have been transporting grain to the Jurchen Kingdom for five years, but I have no land in the world.
What are some sentences about harvest?
1. Life is a fertile soil. Whatever you sow, you will reap: sow a mentality, reap a thought; sow a thought, reap an action; sow an attitude. Take action and reap a habit; sow a habit and reap a destiny.
2. Ordinary is a wasteland, pregnant with rise, as long as you open up; ordinary is soil, pregnant with harvest, as long as you are willing to work; ordinary is a trickle, pregnant with depth, as long as you are willing to accumulate. Ordinary life is the rest after a thrilling fight, the contemplation after a glorious pursuit. It is the depth after saying goodbye to the arrogance of ignorance and showing off. It is not the extinguishing of the fire of life, nor the indifference of transcendence. Ordinaryness is a kind of beauty.
3. When you are young, you gain youth and vitality; when you become an adult, you gain maturity and charm; when you are old, you gain experience and wisdom; in your old age, you gain peace and tranquility. When you succeed, you gain joy and happiness; when you fail, you gain sadness and tears. In the course of life, everything must be rewarded.
4. God is fair, and if you pay, you will gain. The harvest may not be what we originally imagined, and the harvest time may not be what we originally hoped for, but there will definitely be harvest. We pay sweat and get rewarded; we pay time and get knowledge; we pay sincerity and get love; we pay price and get experience; we pay hardship and get growth... Time is like a fishing net. Wherever we cast it, the harvest is there.
5. As long as you take action, you will gain something.
Reference materials
Ancient poetry website: http://so.gushiwen.org/search.aspx?value=%E6%94%B6%E8%8E%B7