Poems describing the hospitality of Mongolian people

1. Mongolian female poetry

Poetry about Mongolian women 1. What are the poems about "grassland and Mongolian beauty coaxing each other"?

The poem describing "Prairie and Mongolian Beauty Persuade" is as follows:

1. In this door last year, peach blossoms set each other off. _ _ _ _ Cui Hu's "South Village of Beijing"

2. I still have tears in my eyes, and I don't meet each other before I get married. _ _ _ _ Zhang Ji's "Yin Jiefu Send Dongping Lishi Island"

3. Red crisp hands, yellow rice wine, spring willow in the city. _ _ _ _ Lu You's hairpin chicken red crisp hand

The beautiful woman committed suicide on the bank of Wujiang River. The war once burned Chibi Mountain, and the generals were empty and old. _ _ _ _ Zhang Kejiu's "Singing Flowers and Remembering the Past"

How beautiful she looks, open the pearly window and sit in the air. _ _ _ _ Li Bai's Resentment

6. On the moonlit night of the Twenty-four Bridges, where did the Jade People teach flute? _ _ _ _ A Letter from Du Mu to Han Chuo, Yangzhou Magistrate.

7. I once said goodbye to Beauty Bridge, but I hate that I have no news yet. _ _ _ _ Liu Yuxi's Yang Liuzhi/Liuzhi Ci

8. My Fair Lady is a gentleman. _ _ _ _ Unknown "Official Luo"

9. You have beautiful orchids and beautiful chrysanthemums. You can't forget your beauty. _ _ _ _ Liu Che's Autumn Poems

10. How long can it take to convince people with color? _ _ _ _ My Misfortune by Li Bai

1 1. See Bixiao on Tanabata tonight and let the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl cross the river bridge. _ _ _ _ Lin Jie begged for cleverness

12. Strong women in business do not know how to hate their country, but still sing backyard flowers across the river. _ _ _ _ Du Mu's Bo Qinhuai

13. Excuse me, what is the relationship between river tides and seawater? _ _ _ _ Bai Juyi's "Langtaosha, Sorry, River Tide Sea Water"

14. You know I have a husband. Give me a pair of pearls. _ _ _ _ Zhang Ji's "Yin Jiefu Send Dongping Lishi Island"

15. A layman is laughing in the wall. _ _ _ _ Su Shi's Spring Scene in Hua Lian.

16. I'd rather not know the whole city and this country. Beauty is hard to get again. _ _ _ _ Li Yannian's Song of Li Yannian

2. Ask for articles or poems about Mongols.

Author: Wu nature's uncanny workmanship, cut out your beautiful skirt.

The cradle of life has created countless miracles on earth. Only by preserving history can we show this touching charm.

The sun is always so red, so big and so round. Colorful flowers spit out a cool fragrance.

Open and broad, is the father's mind, gentle and implicit, as mellow as maternal love. Where cattle and sheep pass, there is a milky river singing softly.

Blue sky and blue sea are the source of all life. Pull water author: Wuliji colorful clouds, larks singing.

Under the blue sky, flowers and plants are like carpets. The pasture is sunny and sunny, and there are clear springs hanging on the horizon.

The narrow path stretches into the distance and the wheels turn slowly. Qingquan, playing the piano solo.

She rolled up her sleeves and stared down at herself. There is a blue sky in the water, and colorful towels are floating on the blue sky.

Bend down and scoop up the spring and scatter a string of pearls. She smiled. Shandan was so red and sweet.

3. Poems about Inner Mongolia costumes

Mongolian costumes include robes, belts, boots and jewelry. However, due to different regions, there are also differences in styles. Take women's robes as an example. Influenced by Manchu, Mongolians in Horqin and Harqin wear wide and straight robes with split sides, and the neckline and cuffs are decorated with various colors. Mongolians in Xilingol grassland wear Mongolian robes with large narrow sleeves and no slits; Buryat women wear robes with waist skirts and shoulders; Ordos women's robes are divided into three pieces, the first is a close-fitting dress with sleeves reaching to the wrist, the second is a coat with sleeves reaching to the elbow, and the third is a collarless double-breasted vest with straight flashing buttons. The robes worn by Mongolians in Qinghai are similar to those of Tibetans. Except Qinghai, there is little difference in men's wear. Wear double robes in spring and autumn, single robe in summer, cotton robe or fur robe in winter. Mongolians usually like to wear cloth clothes, and they usually wear brocade-rimmed clothes on holidays. Men's wear is mainly blue and brown, while women's wear likes to use red, pink, green and sky blue. Belt is an important part of Mongolian costume, made of satin or cotton cloth, three or four meters long. Men's belts are often decorated with knives, irons and snuff bottles. Mongolian boots are divided into leather boots and cloth boots. Mongolian boots are fine in workmanship and have exquisite patterns on their surfaces. Wearing jewelry and hats is a habit of Mongolians. Hats in different regions also have local characteristics. Mongolian hats in Inner Mongolia and Qinghai have a high top and a flat edge, lined with white felt, and decorated with leather or purple-green felt, which is thick in winter and thin in summer. The hat top is decorated with tassels, and the hat belt is made of silk, which can be worn by both men and women. In Hu Ba and Buryat Mongolia in Hulunbeier, men wear shawl hats and women wear pointed-brimmed hats. Precious raw materials such as agate, jade, coral, pearls and silver make Mongolian jewelry rich and luxurious. Men's colors are mostly blue and dark brown, and some people wrap their heads with silk. Women usually wrap their heads in red and blue headscarves and wear conical hats like men in winter.

Mongolian men wear robes to tie their waists, women's sleeves are embroidered with lace patterns, and their coats are high-necked, which seems to be similar to ethnic groups. Women like to wear clothes of three different lengths. The first one is a close-fitting dress with sleeves reaching to the wrist, the second one is a coat with sleeves reaching to the elbow, and the third one is a collarless double-breasted vest with straight rows of flashing buttons, which is particularly eye-catching.

4. Ask for articles or poems about Mongols.

-Mongolian men-Speaking of Mongolian men, the related words seem to be wild and powerful, including rough and unrestrained customary expressions.

From the appearance, there are many kinds of Mongolian men. There are western-style ones. They are as strong as bulls, handsome, powerful and even curly.

Chinese style, short, thin and black, like a Jiangnan guy. Japanese style, cold face, murderous look.

There is also the Korean Wave, as white as snow and as slim as a woman. Of course, there are also authentic Mongolians with square faces and wide foreheads.

This is obviously related to their nomadic habits, grazing everywhere, fighting everywhere, crossing everywhere, no wonder the varieties are mixed. But when you are close to or familiar with Mongolian men, what is surprising and unforgettable is their gentleness.

The so-called "gentleness" means that Mongolian men are soft-hearted although they also have the characteristics of fortitude and irritability.

Looking at the eyes of Mongolian men, there is always some pity hidden in the depths of their eyes. When they look at horses, sheep, children and women, this pity will be revealed, as if facing a fragile treasure.

Therefore, they often praise horses, women and land. The same is true of watching horses. Mongolians are different from others, especially from China. They can bring good luck.

In the eyes of Mongolian men, the horse is not a domestic animal, but a kind of superior creature with arrogant, magical speed and beautiful appearance. Therefore, when Mongolian men hold the horse's generous neck, the expression in their eyes is touching.

Their gentleness also includes romance. When Mongolian men find attractive women, they will stare unscrupulously.

In fact, every woman knows that being looked at is being praised. Mongolian men's eyes are like torches, which seem to burn out their clothes and shy hearts.

In the west, the word "romance" is almost regarded as a great quality of men. Not only lewd, but also can't touch in KTV rooms. It regards love as a major event in life, going through fire and water, touching and tragic. Of course, such a man is not very clever. For example, Bill Gates wouldn't do that.

But romantic people think that only fools will sacrifice romance for wealth. They also believe that it is foolish for a person to hide his attitude towards women.

So Mongolian men don't know much about hypocrisy. I am also amazed at the tenderness of Mongolian men when they sing.

There are thousands of Mongolian folk songs, but there are only three themes: mother, land and love. When these tough and solemn men sing, it's like carefully blowing fire with their lips, washing their faces with spring water, and carefully carving a Buddha statue with a knife.

None of the so-called songs of Mongolian men are so-called magnificent mountains and rivers. This leads to my second puzzle, that is, in Jiangnan, men are delicate, but people don't feel how gentle they are, and their exquisiteness is only manifested in property.

Then, in the cold north, Mongolian men's soft hearts turned positive to conform to their generous appearance. The second characteristic of Mongolian men is "stupidity".

Of course, I'm talking about people who live on the grassland. It is not accurate to say that they do not count, but that they do not count.

They think it's ridiculous to haggle over every ounce, and they are afraid of being considered smart by others. Such an image can't be a man on the grassland.

Of course, in this state of mind, their environment is inevitably underdeveloped. Moreover, "money", the most enlightening tool given by God, has not molded Mongolian men well.

Therefore, the outstanding people they can cultivate are athletes and artists, who achieve Excellence by physical strength and mind, unlike Jews who become big businessmen and scientists in actuarial and suffering. In the eyes of Mongolian men or Mongols, stealing other people's property is an unreasonable thing.

Stealing is not only an extremely shameful thing, but also an incredible thing. Why steal from others? They are confused about this.

So Mongolians sleep in summer and don't close the door at night. During the day, if the whole family goes out to graze, they won't close the door.

There is a half-open door to prevent livestock from entering. Their boxes are unlocked.

Because no one will go to other people's houses to rummage through boxes. For them, those acts of theft, robbery and corruption are simply the acts of the devil.

It is also a very interesting joke that the building is equipped with an anti-theft net, gold and silver jewelry are put in the safe, and cement steel plates are embedded in the safe as heavy as Mount Tai. Mongolian men like to drink.

Like Russian men, people believe that they are the best drinkers. The last feature of Mongolian men is laziness.

The heavy work of grazing and building houses is of course done by men, but it changes with the seasons. Usually, they never do housework.

In the morning, Mongolian men want to drink tea, which is an important lesson in the day. Two or three hours is not too long. Milking, cooking, burning tea, managing livestock, raising the elderly and children and other heavy labor are all borne by women.

I'm afraid they have never carefully observed the hardships of Mongolian women in life. In pastoral areas, you will see many elderly women bending over, which is the mark left by hard work.

If men help (just help) with some housework, they will be considered as "how can they do it?" Even women would think so. Therefore, being a Mongolian woman is very bitter.

The arrogant attitude of Mongolian men towards housework is far less humane than that of southern men who are keen on "buying, consuming and burning". Genghis Khan once said that my descendants can't live in cities.

Why can't they live in the city, because they are afraid of losing their physical strength, or because of their simple nature? Genghis Khan did not make it clear. The city is a place where outstanding people from all walks of life gather and all kinds of temptations are reflected.

It can be said that the city is a melting pot that devours minerals, metals and slag. For Mongolian men, living in the city will expose some bad characters, such as being keen on power and struggle, which will evaporate the excellent character of the nation itself.

They tend to feel inferior, pursue fame and gain, and worship the secrets of officialdom, instead of treating others and themselves with a calm and broad mind. This is probably one of the reasons why Genghis Khan was worried. Naturally, it is not easy for anyone to stand in the whirlpool of the city, see and hear, find a foothold, keep a pure and harmonious state of mind and be simple and natural.

5. Poems describing Mongolians

The sky is gray, the land is vast, and the wind blows the grass and the cattle and sheep are low. [See: Common. ]

Three grassland poems

( 1)

The yellow carpet quietly turned into a green flat, and the ancient plain silently released the autumn sound.

Horseshoe crushed the sunset, lying singing Aobao waiting for the moonlight.

(2)

The sky is getting higher and higher, and the jade dragon is enchanting.

Endless greenery, grazed by sheep, a horse flying, singing drunken songs.

(3)

Although the sun is setting, the mountains and trees are yellow.

Don't say that the old cow is full, and the incense grows under the shepherd's stove.

Attached Saibei grassland poems

The truth of the words aroused public suspicion, and the black color was even more embarrassing.

Foreseeing good luck and paying attention to bad luck are reversed by wisdom and stupidity.

Singing with meat is a laughing stock, and throwing stones and drinking water is a good biography.

Let him praise and criticize, and the branches still speak freely.

6. What are the poems about "Mongols"

1. Crossing Mongolian tribes

Year: Qing Dynasty Author: Gan Long

Cattle and sheep that know their way don't need to be led. Come down and drink Bixi Spring.

Children ride horses to find dead deer, only at the edge of Donggou West Valley.

2. Sick Asu (Asu, also known as Mongolia).

Year: Ming Author: Yuan Kai

Asu disease in Hangzhou can be injured, and the situation is four-body.

Food was expelled, but beggars groaned all day.

They all say that they live in the clouds, and their brothers are just parents when they die.

Last year, the demon thieves in Jiangnan rebelled, and the imperial edict sent me to follow the rules.

There are 2500 people in the same trade, all of whom are lean.

Who knows that Jiangnan and Zhongyuan are different?

In the original place, it is easy to rush, and one person destroys ten thousand people.

The dense forests in the south of the Yangtze River are muddy and slippery.

The horn bow is as soft as cotton in the rain, as far as the eye can see.

In September and October, when Mo Yun was 18 years old, thieves broke into Guanyin crossing.

Pingzhang fled to the east gate, already half dead and unattended.

I'm lucky that I'm not dead. I'm in danger. The Prime Minister has been driven away.

Who comforts each other in a foreign land on this day is like a lonely goose flying in the sky.

Step 3: wicker edge

Year: Qing Dynasty Author: Gan Long

The Great Wall in the west belongs to the sea in the east, and wicker knots are painted inside and outside.

It doesn't matter if Eritrea guards the fence, but it is even more troublesome to build a labor force.

There are countless mountains and trees, and planting assistance is limited to people.

The services in Shengjing, Jilin, Border and Mongolia are strict.

For example, the article is seventy miles long and the paddock is more than twice as long.

It is enough to control the ancient customs and tie a rope to indicate prohibition.

I rode along the east, impassable and sparsely populated.

When the elk comes out, it is obtained, and its setting and non-setting are the same.

What is the significance of the system, what are the laws of predecessors,

Jintang is a willow tree in this area, which has been consolidated for thousands of years.

4. General Ili plays the poem "Woba Xi leads the people to submit" by Tuerhute Khan.

Year: Qing Dynasty Author: Gan Long

Khan Ayuqi, Turkut province,

Today, I came to Baxi to fight and learn from Russia.

If you don't invite others, you have to give to others.

Sheren escaped and came back. He didn't quit.

Vera used to hide from each other and take her body to the seaside.

Finally, I got pregnant with my homeland, so I left home.

If you are a thief, you are my man.

From then on, Mongols were all princes.

5. Send Assistant Minister Liu to your side

Year: Ming Author: Luo Gui

The flag was folded, and the red sun shot a sap.

The general leads a rouge horse, and the horse gets used to it and enters first.

Ma Su's army is more embarrassed than the mountain, taking Juyongguan a thousand times.

The three armies have been planning for a long time in World War I, and the crossbow shot the Khitan first.

Since Xi attached than servants, snap wrapped Monsieur beaucaire's head and feet.

Dogs and sheep think they bite, but they are bosom friends.

I'm tired of Mongolian ridicule. I'm boiling in the same pot.

Mongolia is a fool, and gold deserves a corpse.

Did Lyle of Huarong Palace learn? The public hand can rain, and the public heart is wonderful.

People who cook in war can cook, and the moon will turn into a fish.

The ladder is skillfully made, and the court is swept and the hole is plowed.

Xu Jie, Mongolia and Zhu Rong gave up their former arrogance and returned to Leping-Hubei.