Ancient poems on New Year's Eve

Work at night

Gaoshi

The cold light in the hotel stayed up all night,

What happened to the guest's heart?

Tonight, my hometown is full of thoughts.

Another year of frost temple in Ming dynasty.

In addition to the night work is a seven-character quatrain written by Gao Shi in Tang Dynasty. This poem, written on New Year's Eve, is thoughtful and tactfully moving. Poetry is concise, implicit and meaningful, so the predecessors called it "adding words is not allowed." The language is simple and simple, but the emotion is deep and distant.

Spring Festival means another year. Children who make progress every day are often eager to grow up. People who pass middle age are likely to feel that they are old-they are more concerned about this matter. Of course, there is a difference between euphoria and emotion. Gao Shi's poems combine these two aspects, full of "flavor of the year" and are widely read.

Is new and correct.

Julia

The wind and frost in heaven and earth are exhausted, and the weather in Gankun is harmonious;

Adding the New Year brings old mountains and rivers in spring.

Mei Liufang is full of pride, sloppy and old;

Tu Sucheng was drunk and laughed at Baiyun.

This is a five-rhythm poem about celebrating the Spring Festival.

The first and second sentences, from the perspective of climate, describe the peace during the Spring Festival: no wind and no frost, full of spring.

In the third and fourth sentences, there is another year on the calendar, and the new year replaces the old one.

The fifth and sixth sentences, from the perspective of trees, write about the arrival of spring. Plum blossoms and willow trees have taken on a new attitude, which shows that pine trees that are not carved in winter are a little old.

In the last two sentences, during the Spring Festival, people happily drank too much Tu Su wine, and laughter resounded through the sky.

New Year's Eve

Shang Yan

Nine winters and thirty nights, cold and warm.

By the time I got to the fourth watch, I was already one year old.

Fish lights delay fire, animals carbonize spring ash.

Di Qing should be old by now, welcome new times.

The scene described in this poem is a vigil on New Year's Eve. "Fish lights prolong fire, animals carbonize spring ash." Candles burn to the last moment of the twelfth lunar month. At this time, the animal-shaped charcoal also burned in the last season of the whole winter, and it didn't turn to ashes until this spring ... It shows the passage of time during the vigil and the replacement of the old year and the new day.

New Year's Eve Club Music City Zhang Shao Hall

meng haoran

All along, the two have a good relationship and know each other intimately.

After dark, people will light red candles and wait for friends' birthday party.

During the dinner, the singers sang the old song of Plum Blossom, and everyone drank the newly steamed white wine, pushed a cup for a change, and occasionally there was a game in which drinkers bet.

The author is wandering around now, enjoying the past, year after year.

The House of Zhang Shaofu in Yuecheng on New Year's Eve is a five-character poem. On New Year's Eve, Meng Haoran spent time in the official residence of Zhang Shaofu (Zi Rong) in Lecheng. Meng Haoran and Zhang Zirong have the friendship of both fellow villagers and the whole family. More importantly, when they were young, they used to get along with each other day and night in Yinlumen Mountain, and they were very close. This time, Meng Haoran made a special trip from afar, and of course Zhang Zirong warmly received them.

On New Year's Eve, Zhang Zirong's official residence was brightly lit, painted candles with a high fever, prepared delicacies, and watered cypress leaves with wine. While sipping the newly brewed cypress wine, they talked about their parting. At that time, their inner happiness was beyond words. During the dinner, Lu's singer sang the ancient song Plum Blossom, and her euphemistic voice added a lot of color to the celebration of the two poets.

On the one hand, the poem reflects some long-standing customs, on the other hand, it also writes a profound friendship with Zhang Shaofu.

Wu Jia New Year's Day

Kong Renshang

Xiao Shu's white hair is not full of ups and downs, and the old-age stove actually sleeps.

Cut the candle and dry the midnight snack wine, and spend all the spring money.

Listen to the childlike innocence of burning firecrackers and see the change of peach blossom characters.

Add a plum blossom to the drum horn to celebrate the New Year in Lian Xiao.

New Year's Day in Wu Jia describes the lively scene of New Year's Eve and expresses the author's quiet and happy mood after leaving the officialdom.

Kong was sixty-six years old when he wrote the song "New Year's Day in Wu Jia". He lived in his hometown Qufu. The poem is divided into two sections. The first four sections are about New Year's Eve, watching the New Year around the stove and drinking midnight snacks. The third sentence is transition, lending and giving. Buying lucky money means that the old year has passed and the new year is coming. The last four sentences are transferred to New Year's Day.

Set off firecrackers, change peach symbols, listen to music and celebrate the New Year. Between the lines, Kong has a sincere childlike innocence.