What are the ancient poems about hunger?

1, the athlete pats you to eat when he is hungry. From "Wild Goose Yuan and Ten Years of Winter Work" by Tang and Bai Juyi. Healthy people can eat anything when they are hungry.

2. Groups are born without hunger. From the Yuan Dynasty, Qiu Chuji's "Boiling the Immortal". Many people are very, very hungry.

3. Famine during the Tang Dynasty. From "No Dream Order, Hunger in Emperor Tongnian" by Qiu Chuji in Yuan Dynasty. Commentary: When the emperor was in power, the people were very hungry.

4. The old man changed from hunger to ravine. From the Yuan Dynasty, Wang Mian's Jiangnan People. Interpretation, the old, the weak, the sick and the disabled died in the ravine of the corpse; I left my hometown in my prime.

5, the east plays the world into hunger. In modern times, Ning's "Yanjing Miscellaneous Poems". Interpretation: Orientals are hungry.