Poet: Zhang Lei Dynasty: Song School: Nothing
A common thing, I have hated it for a long time, and my son's eyebrows are whispering. If you don't sigh, the blue is hidden, and the white head is unknown.
2. "Grandfather of the Pre-Han Dynasty"
Poet: Zhou Tan Dynasty: Tang Dynasty Style: None
When Aiko reported to his master from the cooking, An Zhiqiang took a sip without sadness. Taigong's life is at stake. Who is he willing to get a cup of soup for?
3. "Mrs. Zhang Wan's Ci"
Poet: Zhang Lei Dynasty: Song School: Nothing
The world is virtuous and the family style is filial. If a husband knows to avoid it, he loves his son, so he is close to a saint. Wandering in human dreams, living outside. The sky is clean, but spring is heavy.
4. "Even successful"
Poet: Li Dynasty: Song Style: Nothing
Zhong Ming, my friend is full of enthusiasm, and my son has diligently prescribed a wonderful prescription. After illness, the medicine bag is facing the barrier, and the old scallop leaves are food.
5. A gift for Jiang
Poet: Lin Bu Dynasty: Song School: Nothing
He who speaks loudly is idle and loves his son. Stay deep and avoid vulgar guests, sleep and listen to the neighboring clock. The paper shaft rings, and the teapot cooks late. Nanzhai repeatedly called for a night, and whispered a few peaks.
2. 1 What are the ancient poems describing "Grandpa cares about his grandson" and "praising the main statue of Qian Shan in Yanqing"?
Songshi charcoal
Oxfam, Hanson.
Stay at Chen Fan to welcome guests.
Interpretation of Emperor Xi: Fuxi. I want to be like Fuxi, with caramel, teasing my grandchildren and warmly entertaining guests.
2. Tian Jia
Fan Song Chengda
Farming during the day, weaving at night, and the children in the village are in charge.
Children and grandchildren are not going to farm and weave, but also learn to plant melons in the shade of mulberry trees.
Weeding in the fields during the day and rubbing hemp thread at night. Men and women are not allowed to be idle, and each department does its own thing. Those children, who can neither plow nor knit sweaters, are not idle. They have been in contact with and loved labor since childhood, so they also learned to grow melons under the lush mulberry trees.
3. Qingpingle Villagers' Residence
Song Xin qi Ji
The thatched roof of the hut is low and small, and the stream is covered with green grass.
When you are drunk, your voice is charming and your hair is white.
The eldest son is hoeing the ground in the east and west, and the second is knitting a chicken coop.
I like children and scoundrels best, lying on the head of the stream peeling lotus flowers.
A small thatched cottage stands by a grassy stream. I heard someone in the thatched cottage with a gentle southern accent and a little drunk trying to make fun of each other. Who is it? It turned out to be a white-haired couple.
(Look outside the thatched cottage again) The eldest son of the old couple is weeding in the bean field east of the stream, the second son is knitting a chicken coop, and the naughty and lovely younger son is peeling lotus flowers by the stream, which makes people particularly like it.
References:
Sogou Encyclopedia-"Praise the Statue of Qian Shan in Yanqing"
Sogou Encyclopedia-Tian Jia
Sogou encyclopedia-qingpingle villager ju
3. Poetry 1 describes the love of grandparents for their grandchildren. The cold chicken has to eat and call his companions, and the old man has not put on clothes to have grandchildren.
From the Song Dynasty poet Mei's Village
Interpretation: After cold chickens find food, they call their companions. There are also some old people who have no clothes to keep warm, holding their grandchildren in their arms.
2. Having grandchildren will plant trees and ask for fields with sticks. Things don't interfere with each other, and fame floats on both sides.
From the Tang Dynasty poet Gu Kuang's Living in the Mountains is a Thing.
Interpretation: I can plant trees with my grandchildren and care about the cultivated farmland with crutches. All the troubles in the world can't bother me, so I put fame and fortune aside.
3. Get a little grandson if you have nothing to do.
From "On the Pool in Early Summer" by Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi.
Interpretation: Sleepy and idle all day, only from time to time, Doby's little grandson.
4. The shepherd is still barking, and the neighbor Weng is also holding his grandson. I didn't know that JUNG WOO was suffering, so I asked the horse if he was cold.
From Xu Hun, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, "Gui Pu Cheng Shu Ju in Xia Di"
Interpretation: the shepherd boy shouted his calf, and the old man next door held his grandson. People in the village didn't know my hard work, so they came out to meet me and kept asking questions.
I saw your husband and wife before, but now I see your grandson.
Su Hanlin sent Huangshi to Zhejiang from the second poem by Zhang Lei, a poet in the Song Dynasty.
Interpretation: I used to see you get married, but now I see you have grandchildren.
4. Poetry 1 describes the love of grandparents for their grandchildren. The cold chicken has to eat and call his companions, and the old man has not put on clothes to have grandchildren.
Mei, a poet in the Song Dynasty, interprets the word "village": after the cold chicken looks for food, it calls its own companion. There are also some old people who have no clothes to keep warm, holding their grandchildren in their arms.
2. Having grandchildren will plant trees and ask for fields with sticks. Things don't interfere with each other, and fame floats on both sides.
Gu Kuang, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote: I can plant trees with my grandson in my arms and care about the cultivated farmland with crutches. All the troubles in the world can't bother me, so I put fame and fortune aside. 3. Get a little grandson if you have nothing to do.
From the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi's interpretation of "Early Summer on the Pool": I feel sleepy all day and have nothing to do but Doby's little grandson from time to time. 4. The shepherd is still barking, and the neighbor Weng is also holding his grandson.
I didn't know that JUNG WOO was suffering, so I asked the horse if he was cold. Interpretation of Xu Hun's "Xia Di Gui Pu Cheng Shu Ju" in Tang Dynasty: The shepherd boy cries for his calf, and the old man next door also holds his grandson. People in the village didn't know my hard work, so they came out to meet me and kept asking questions.
I saw your husband and wife before, but now I see your grandson. Interpretation from Song Dynasty poet Zhang Lei's "Er Yun Su Hanlin sends Huang's Zhejiang": I saw you marry in the past, but now I see you have grandchildren.
5. Grandson's poem mourning his grandfather is unforgettable.
The sting of your cocoon touching my skin
unforgettable
Your stern eyes
unforgettable
Your bright smile when you tell a story.
unforgettable
You lead a hard life.
It was a cold winter.
Let me never see your wrinkled face again
Never hear the story of your world again.
At that time, I knew the pain of separation.
at present
Dad is also white-haired and vicissitudes!
but I ...
For an instant, I felt the cruelty of life.
because
Let us have such deep feelings.
why
But generations have suffered from the separation and tearing of flesh and blood.
How I wish I could go back in time. . .
let me ... ...
Touch your crutch again.
Hold you
Always looking at my father's young smiling face.
Tell you
I'm afraid my father will grow white hair.
I really want to listen to his voice forever
Enjoy this forever
-I can't say how much I like it.