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In the case of mice and dust, cattle and sheep came down at dusk. Tigers roared in the empty valley, and rabbits opened their windows.
The dragon shadow is far green, and the snake willow lingers near. Ma Lanfang is far away and breeds sheep in spring.
The monkey chestnut shames the fragrant fruit, and the chicken anvil attracts the clear bosom. The dog is outside, and the pig's window is leisurely.
Commentary: In China's earliest Zodiac poems, each sentence is titled Zodiac, and each sentence is a Zodiac, which highlights the habits and characteristics of each animal.
Moreover, it is written in the order of distributing animals among the twelve earthly branches, which is clear and easy to understand and remember.
2,' Poetry of Past Dynasties', Author: Hu Yan Dynasty: Ming Dynasty
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Cows and girls have hardly seen each other for years. The rabbit grows longer in the middle of the month.
Dragons with beads often don't sleep, and drawing snakes is very tiring. Has the old horse ever had horns, and the sheep angered the princes?
Don't laugh at the Chu people's crown bathing monkeys, but wish the chickens were empty nests. Wuyang slaughtered dogs in Langzhong, and Ping Jin let Gou Haidong's head go.
Commentary: The poet used allusions to write all the zodiac signs, and understood both the zodiac signs and the allusions.
3, "Reading Twelve Poems", the rest all laughed, Author: Zhu Dynasty: Southern Song Dynasty.
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During the day, a hungry mouse was bitten by an empty hand, and Xiaojia lived in an abandoned nursery in Niu Geng. When I was a tiger, I was arrogant and poor.
You see, after sleeping for three winters, the dragon's head doesn't argue with the snake. Destroying a car and killing a horse is easy to cook and drink.
Keep monkeys hanging green and Kunming chickens crowing. The guest came to bark for tea, not to buy pork from the host.
Commentary: It not only talks about the zodiac, but also implies twelve o'clock, which is appropriate and natural, quite lasting, and can be called a masterpiece in zodiac poetry.