1. What are the poems about Chinese Valentine's Day?
Qiqiao⑴
Tang Linjie
Watch the blue sky tonight during Chinese Valentine's Day⑵,
Morning Glory and Weaver Girl crossing the river bridge.
Every family begs for tricks and looks at the autumn moon,
Wear tens of thousands of red silk threads⑶.
Notes
⑴ Qiqiao: An ancient festival, on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, also known as Qixi Festival.
⑵ Bixiao: The vast and boundless sky.
⑶ Tens of thousands: virtual reference, many metaphors.
Translation
On the Chinese Valentine's Day, the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, looking up at the sky, it seems that the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl are meeting at the Magpie Bridge.
Every household is begging for luck under the autumn moon, and thousands of red silk threads have been threaded through.
Explanation
"Begging for Skillful Skills" is an ancient poem by Lin Jie, a poet from the Tang Dynasty, describing the grand occasion of folk begging for skills during the Chinese Valentine's Day. It is also an ancient poem with rich imagination and wide spread. It is easy to understand and involves well-known myths and legends.
Appreciation
The poet Lin Jie wrote the ancient poem "Begging for Skills" to express the beautiful wishes of those girls begging for wisdom and pursuing happiness.
"Look at the blue sky today on Chinese Valentine's Day, the morning glory and the Weaver Girl crossing the river bridge." "Bixiao" refers to the vast blue sky. The first two sentences describe the folk tale of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. The annual Chinese Valentine's Day is here again, and people in every household can't help but look up at the vast sky. This is because this beautiful legend touches kind and beautiful hearts, arousing people's good wishes and rich imagination. "Every family begs for skill and looks at the autumn moon, threading tens of thousands of red silk threads." The last two sentences explain the matter of begging for skill clearly, concisely and vividly. The poet did not write down various wishes in detail in the poem, but left room for imagination. 2. Ancient poems about Chinese Valentine's Day
1. If love lasts for a long time, how can it last forever? ____Qin Guan's "Magpie Bridge Immortal·Xianyun Nongqiao"
2. When the golden wind and jade dew meet, they will win over countless others in the world. ____Qin Guan's "Magpie Bridge Immortal·Xianyun Makes Clueless"
3. Watch the blue sky tonight on Chinese Valentine's Day, the morning glory and the weaver girl crossing the river bridge. ____Lin Jie's "Begging for Skills"
4. The sky is as cold as water at night, lying down to watch Altair and Vega. ____Du Mu's "Autumn Evening"
5. Far away is the Altair star, and the bright river is a Han woman. ____Anonymous "Altair"
6. Why are the two stars meeting tonight, leaving me with a hook on the moon in front of the court? ____De Rong's "One of Two Chinese Valentine's Day Poems"
7. Tenderness is like water, good times are like dreams, and I can't bear to look at the Magpie Bridge on the way home. ____Qin Guan's "Magpie Bridge Immortal·Xianyun Nongqiao"
8. Dreams in the world are separated by the west wind, and the time in the sky is counted in a flash. ____Wu Wenying's "Cherishing the Autumn Flowers·Chinese Valentine's Day"
9. Every family begs for tricks and looks at the autumn moon, wearing tens of thousands of red silk threads. ____Lin Jie's "Begging for Skills"
10. If you hate the world, you will have less and more, and it will last forever. ____Zhang Ye's "Win the Championship·Chinese Valentine's Day"
11. The Weaver Girl walks the cows to send the sunset, but the magpie bridge is long before she can see it. ____De Rong's "Two Chinese Valentine's Day Poems·Part 2"
12. Lying down and watching Altair and Vega, the moon turns over the shadow of the sycamore trees. ____Lu Zhi's "Intoxication with the East Wind·Chinese Valentine's Day"
13. On this day, the six armies were stationed together, and the Chinese Valentine's Day laughed at the morning glory. ____Li Shangyin's "Mawei Part Two"
14. A magpie bridge stretches across the sky, and thousands of jade pendants pass through Lingling. ____Xu Ning's "Chinese Valentine's Day"
15. On a good night with two stars, if you are lazy in farming and weaving, you should be jealous of all the immortals. ____Fan Chengda's "Magpie Bridge Immortal·Qixi Festival"
16. The two feelings are lingering and suddenly become the same. 7a686964616fe78988e69d8331333431363030We are afraid of the autumn wind and the dawn road. ____Wang Jian's "Qixi Festival Song"
17. The needle-threader is in Hehuan Tower, the first month of the year is full of dew, and the jade plate is high. ____Yan Rui's "Magpie Bridge Immortal: The First Appearance of Biwu"
18. I am afraid that the Immortal family is in need of separation, so I will teach you to make a good time. ____Li Shangyin's "Xinwei Chinese Valentine's Day"
19. Jade dew and golden wind herald the autumn, and threading a needle upstairs only contains sorrow. ____De Rong's "One of Two Chinese Valentine's Day Poems"
20. This night the stars are all over the river and the river is white, and people say that the Weaver Girl is the morning cow. ____ Shen Quanqi's "Tanabata Festival Revealing Clothes" 3. "Qiqiao" is an ancient festival, also known as Qixi Festival. Is it right or wrong?
Qiqiao Festival is the Qixi Festival.
The Qixi Festival, also known as the Qiqiao Festival, Qiqiao Festival or Qijie Festival, originated in China. It is a traditional festival in Chinese areas and some East Asian countries influenced by Han culture. It is celebrated on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month. From the legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl.
Since in the past, the fate of women could only be married as a wife, a husband and a child, many women believed in the legend of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl and hoped to follow the Weaver Girl as an example. Therefore, every time the seventh sister’s birthday comes, they will offer sacrifices to the seventh sister, praying for their ingenuity and a happy marriage.
This is the origin of the name "Qiqiao". Women will also make colorful decorations, prepare a thin needle made of brass (a seven-hole needle), and thread the needle with five-color thin threads towards the moon and the wind. Over time, Chinese Valentine's Day also became "Girls' Day".
In 2012, experts such as Wu Bing'an and Ye Shuxian jointly proposed that the Chinese Valentine's Day be listed as a national legal holiday. 4. The poem "Begging for Skills" describes the grand occasion of begging for skills during the Chinese Valentine's Day and expresses the spirit of those young girls begging for wisdom and pursuing happiness.
The poet Lin Jie wrote the ancient poem "Begging for Skills". Good wishes.
Looking at the blue sky today on Chinese Valentine's Day, the Morning Cow and the Weaver Girl are crossing the river bridge. "Bixiao" refers to the vast blue sky.
The first two sentences describe the folk tale of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. The annual Chinese Valentine's Day is here again, and people in every household can't help but look up at the vast sky. This is because this beautiful legend has touched kind and beautiful hearts, arousing people’s good wishes and rich imagination.
“Every family begs for tricks and looks at the autumn moon, threading tens of thousands of red silk threads. "The last two sentences explain the matter of begging for cleverness clearly, concisely and vividly.
The poet did not specifically write down various wishes in the poem, but left room for imagination. Agree 40 | Comments. 5. Poems about the Qixi Festival
One of the Nineteen Ancient Poems (Han) Anonymous The Altair Star is far away, and the Han woman in the Jiaojiao River
The slender hands are stretched out. The river is clear and shallow, and the water is full of water.
Chinese Valentine's Day (Tang Dynasty). Quan Deyu is crossing the Magpie Bridge today, and it should not be too far away. His family is happy to open their makeup mirrors and pray for nine nights under the moon. The sound of jade is worn by Lingling. I have been separated for many years, but I am not as disappointed as the river drum star.
Watch the blue sky tonight on Chinese Valentine's Day, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl cross the Magpie Bridge; every family begs for tricks and looks at the autumn moon, wearing tens of thousands of red silk. ——This poem is said to have been written by Lin Jie, a six-year-old child in the Tang Dynasty. It is widely recited in some places and is often recited when looking at the moon on Chinese Valentine's Day.
Qin Guanxian, the Immortal of Magpie Bridge (Song Dynasty). Clouds make tricks, flying stars spread hatred, and silver and gold cross the distance, and they win countless times in the world.
Tenderness is like water, good times are like dreams, if the two feelings are the same! For a long time, how can we live in the morning and evening! Qixi Festival (Tang Dynasty) Cui Hao The moon is shining in the city of Chang'an, and every family is wearing fairy skirts and jade in the sky, knowing that they will not see each other in heaven and earth.
< p> The dark night turns dark, and the golden pavilion of Yao is full of fireflies. This night, Banji is endlessly sad, and Hehan is watching a bullfight at midnight.On the Chinese Valentine's Day (Tang Dynasty), the sky is full of light and the moon is shining brightly. The autumn period of the Yin and Han Dynasties is the same throughout the ages. A few joys and sorrows are combined in this night every year.
On the Chinese Valentine's Day (Song Dynasty), Yang Pu did not know what to do with the cows, so he had to invite the Weaver Girl to beg for gold every year. There are so many coincidences in the world.
On the Chinese Valentine's Day (Tang Dynasty), Cao Song and the Cow Girl meet each other in the autumn. The bright clouds fly back to the golden carriage, and the bright moon is hung on the jade hook.
How many times have Yan Yu added hatred, and her beautiful face is no longer shy? , The Chinese Valentine's Day is full of emotions. Fanning the jade leaks, setting the water to write the Milky Way.
Your Excellency, I am thinking of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. Xuan, who knows that there are tears in autumn? It's just one year old in the world, why not there is only dusk in the sky? , a few spider webs under the wind garden.
The sound of the remaining spring in Chu is getting thinner, and the clouds are buried in the old trees in the empty mountains.
Autumn. In the evening (Tang Dynasty), Du Mu's silver candle painted the screen with cold autumn light, and his small fan fluttered at the flowing fireflies. The sky was as cold as water at night, and he sat and watched the Altair and Vega.
Qixi Festival (Tang Dynasty) Du Mu The clouds and the moon and the earth pass by each other. Don’t regret it until the years have passed. What I hate the most is the car-washing rain in the Ming Dynasty. I don’t know how to turn back and cross the Tianhe River.
Qixi Festival (Tang Dynasty) Du Shenyan The white dew contains the bright moon, and the green clouds cut off the Jianghe River. The sky street turns seven times, and the pavilion road and two gods pass by.
The robes and robes are decorated with rings, and the fragrant banquet is decorated with fine silks. Every year and night comes to an end, and there are many opportunities and feelings.
A poem about the Chinese Valentine's Day (Tang Dynasty) by He Zhongxuan. Every day, I think about going home and tending my hair, and I stand looking at the morning and evening, lazily playing with the shuttle. The precious fan in the wind is leaning against the moon in the distance, reflecting the daffodils on the chariot crossing the river far away.
The pearls and stars are suspected to be worn, and the clothes in the clouds are like dragging. The Taoism that stays up all night is endless, and the sorrow of Xiang Xiaoli has become more numerous.
Chinese Valentine's Day (Tang Dynasty) Li He It's dark today in Biepu, and it's sad at midnight with the curtains. The magpie's poem threads the moon, and the flowers enter the exposure building.
There is a golden mirror in the sky, and a jade hook in the world. Su Xiaoxiao in Qiantang is even more worthy of autumn.
People came to search across the sea, and magpies crossed the bridge to fill the river.
The emperor's thread ascends to the silver pavilion, and the heavenly secret leaves the jade shuttle. Who said that the seven-stringed chant will return to the five-stringed song.
Qixi Festival in Tongfu Mountain (Tang Dynasty) by Li Qiao The moon is bright at night over the green mountains, and the sky is white with dew in autumn. The flower garden blooms with pink mats, and the clouds open to the needle tower.
The rocks are like shadows, and the pool is like a river. The female magpie in the river is temporarily frightened, but eventually the wild man's gull is frightened.
Qixi Festival Song (Tang Dynasty) Liu Yanshi There are only a few stars and a thin moon. It is a good time to miss but not to be close to each other. The clouds are fragrant, the makeup is new, and the colorful clothes are leisurely spent in Tianjin.
The night is about to end when we meet in Yuguo, the demon is red and the black is sad. Lonely and humble, I enter the old machine, resting on the golden shuttle and thinking about the past evening.
Who knows the reason for not being seen in the human world, thousands of beauties seek this time. The blue sky is wet with dew, and the flowers are begging for spider silk.
Qixi Festival (Tang Dynasty) by Li Shangyin The luan fan diagonally divides the phoenix wings and opens, and the magpie flies back across the star bridge. Fighting for the eternal separation in the world, in exchange for coming every year.
Drunk answer to Tang Xianzu of Jundong (Ming Dynasty) on the Chinese Valentine's Day. The jade hall has a green screen in spring, and new lyrics are sung to "The Peony Pavilion". I took sad pictures and no one understood me, I pinched my sandalwood marks to teach the little actress. Qixi Festival Odd Title (Tang Dynasty) Li Shangyin Baowu shakes the pearl pendant, Chang'e shines on the moon.
The spirit returned to heaven and left behind in the world. Flowers and fruits are fragrant to thousands of households, and sheng and yu music are everywhere.
In the Ming Dynasty, the Ruan family was poor. Renshen Qixi Festival (Tang Dynasty) Li Shangyin has driven the Qixiang chariot, waiting for Xiaoxia with all his heart.
The wind is light but the sound is loud, and the sun is thin but the flowers are not blooming. The fragrance of cinnamon spreads far away, and the high elms send shadows slanting.
When I passed through Bu Si in Chengdu, I was jealous of Lingcha. Xinwei Qixi Festival (Tang Dynasty) Li Shangyin I am afraid that it is a good time to leave the immortal family, so I will teach you to make a good time.
Origin: When the blue sky falls on the bank of the Milky Way, it’s time for the golden wind and jade dew. The clear leaks gradually moved away and we looked at each other for a long time. It was not too late for the slight clouds to catch up.
How can you not intend to reward the crow and magpie, but only beg for clever silk with the spider? Sent to Li Ying, Zhang Brothers (Tang Dynasty) on the Chinese Valentine's Day. It is the time of the New Autumn Cow Girl Association, when the red and pink feast is served and the jade delicacies are served.
It’s better to send flowers to Tan Lang, but don’t teach Qing Xiao to envy spider silk. Chinese Valentine's Day (Tang Dynasty) Li Zhong The stars are shining in the new autumn, and thousands of houses of silk and bamboo are lined with colorful buildings.
It’s a pity that the thread of the needle will make you happy, and the delicate first month will be left in pain. Chinese Valentine's Day (Tang Dynasty) Liu Wei The Black Magpie Bridge becomes the upper boundary link, and the spirits of thousands of years will meet together this night.
The clouds collect the joyful atmosphere and the stars in the building are dawning, and the fragrant fragrance blows lightly and the dust is in the empty jade palace. The green chariot cannot travel on the green grass road, and the golden chariot only waits for the white elm wind.
The infinite meaning of Caipanhua Pavilion is only contained in a strand of hairspring. Two Chinese Valentine's Day Poems (Tang Dynasty) Liu Yuxi The river drum and the flag are moving, and Chang'e breaks the mirror and tilts.
The sky is full of curtains, and Xu turns the bucket into a chariot. After the machine is finished, the stone is still installed, and the bridge is completed without blocking the bridge.
Unexpectedly, the girl from Guanjin looked at the clouds at night. The sky is open to the cloud tent, and the gods are riding on the star bridge.
I was happy to cross the river for the first time, but I was often frightened and turned around. The remaining clouds are in brocade and silk curtains, and the light lightning flashes in red gauze.
If this is not the human world, sorrow will be far away. Qixi Festival Poems (Tang Dynasty) Lu Lun The cool breeze blows the jade dew, and there is a quiet period in the river.
The stars are still hidden, and the clouds are covered and gone. A good night scares the early dawn, and leap year complains that autumn is late.
What's the matter with the golden girl? The air is spreading through the net. Qixi Festival Poems (Tang Dynasty) Lu Lun If auspicious light can be sought, my daughter will go upstairs at night.
The moon is shining brightly under the sky, and the river is stagnant with clouds. The lead gleams latently to warn the dawn, and the wit secretly conveys the autumn.
Thinking back on collecting the remaining family members, both man and nature are worried. Chinese Valentine's Day (Tang Dynasty) Lu Yin River When the moon is cool, it is the period of the morning glory and the weaver girl.
The entertainment is here, but who will take care of it? It’s definitely not too late to drive in autumn, but it’s too late to beg at night.
The wife of a guest has been completely victorious, and she has cried and been separated for ten years. Qixi Festival (Tang Dynasty) Du Fu The morning glory is in the west of the river, and the weaver girl is in the east of the river.
We will look at each other forever, and we will see each other on the Chinese Valentine's Day. Chinese Valentine's Day (Tang Dynasty) Luo Yin, the starry river and the sky are full of stars, and the family laughs and holds a red feast.
I should express my gratitude to my daughter and write all the splendid chapters of Tanlang in this jeweled case. The incense tents are clustered in rows, and the golden needles are pierced to pay homage to Chanjuan.
The copper pot fails to announce that the sky is about to dawn, and the melancholy good period is another year. Chinese Valentine's Day. 6. Poems about the Chinese Valentine's Day
Famous ancient Chinese verses describing the Chinese Valentine's Day include "Tonight on Chinese Valentine's Day, I look at the blue sky, and the Morning Glory and the Vega cross the river bridge." "Shadow", "If the love lasts for a long time, how can we stay together day and night", etc.
(1) Tonight on Chinese Valentine's Day, watch the blue sky and the morning glory and the weaver girl crossing the river bridge. "Look at the blue sky tonight on Chinese Valentine's Day, the morning glory and the Weaver Girl crossing the river bridge" comes from "Begging for Skills" by Lin Jie of the Tang Dynasty. The poem says: "Tonight on the Chinese Valentine's Day, I look at the blue sky, and the morning glory and the Weaver Girl cross the river bridge. Every family begs for cleverness and looks at the autumn moon, wearing tens of thousands of red silk threads." "Begging for Skillful" is a poem describing the grand occasion of folk begging for cleverness on the Chinese Valentine's Day. The first two sentences of "Qixi Festival today look at the blue sky, and the Morning Cowherd and the Weaver Girl cross the river bridge" describe the folk story of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. That is, the annual Chinese Valentine's Day has come again, and people in every household can't help but look up at the vast sky and look across the sky. The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl holding the "Tianhe" met on the Magpie Bridge. This is because this beautiful legend touches kind and beautiful hearts and arouses people's good wishes and rich imagination. And "Every household looks at the autumn moon and threads tens of thousands of red threads", that is, every household is watching the autumn moon while threading needles on the moon, and there are tens of thousands of red threads threaded through. The poet did not write down various wishes in detail in the poem, but left room for imagination, which further reflects people's joy during the festival.
(2) Lying down and watching Altair and Vega, the moon turns over the shadow of the sycamore trees. "Lying down and looking at Altair and Vega, the moon turning over the shadows of the sycamore trees" comes from "Intoxicated with the East Wind - Chinese Valentine's Day" written by Lu Zhi of the Yuan Dynasty. The poem says: "The cold autumn light of silver candles paints the screen, and the pavilion is quiet on a blue sky and clear night. The spider silk threads the embroidery needle, and the dragon and musk deer burn the golden tripod. Celebrating the Chinese Valentine's Day in the world. Lie down and watch the Altair and Vega, the moon turns over the shadow of the sycamore tree.
"The main idea of ??the poem is that the light emitted by the silver candlestick illuminates the painting screen, and people sit quietly in the pavilion on a clear night. Women use spider silk to thread embroidery needles to beg for skills, and people burn dragon and musk in the golden cauldron. In celebrating the Chinese Valentine's Day, we lie down and watch Altair and Vega meet on the magpie bridge. The moon floats across the sycamore trees and casts its reflection. In the poem, the author draws a picture of a quiet night, that is, on the night of the Chinese Valentine's Day, the moon is bright and the wind is clear, and people are burning. To celebrate the festival, the eager and ingenious woman also took out her needle and money to beg for tricks under the shadow of the sycamore tree, watching the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet each other.
(3) How could the love last forever? "How can love last forever?" comes from the poem "Magpie Bridge Immortal" by Qin Guan, a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty. Spend. Once the golden wind and jade dew meet, they will win over countless others in the world. Tenderness is like water, good times are like dreams, and I can't help but look at the Magpie Bridge on the way home. If the love lasts for a long time, how can it last day and night? "This is a stanza preface to chanting the Chinese Valentine's Day. The beginning of the sentence shows the unique lyrical atmosphere of the Chinese Valentine's Day, highlighting the theme of "begging for cleverness" on the Chinese Valentine's Day and the tragic characteristics of the story of the "Cowherd and the Weaver Girl", and borrowing the story of the joys and sorrows of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. , praising steadfast and sincere love, the concluding sentence, "If two people are in love for a long time, how can they be together day and night?" reveals the true meaning of love: love must withstand the test of long-term separation, as long as they can love each other sincerely, even all year round. Being separated by the sky is much more valuable than the vulgar joy of being together day and night. These two highly emotional comments have become an eternal masterpiece among love odes. 7. What is the meaning of Chinese Valentine's Day in the poem, and what is the meaning of begging for luck?
The seventh night of the seventh month of the lunar calendar is commonly known as "Qixi Festival", also known as "Daughter's Day" and "Girl's Day"
In the past, the main folk activity of Qixi Festival was begging for a pair of skillful things from the Weaver Girl. Skillful means.
Begging: begging
Skillful: clever, dexterous. The most common way to beg for skill is to thread a needle through the moon. If the thread passes through the needle hole, it is called skill. It's a coincidence.
Look at the blue sky tonight on Chinese Valentine's Day, the morning glory and the weaver girl cross the river bridge. Every family begs for luck and looks at the autumn moon.
Translation
Qiqiao: An ancient festival, held on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, also known as Qixi Festival.