Ancient Chinese literati also strongly advocated planting trees. Most of them had broad sentiments and cared about the country, the country, and the people's livelihood. Only in this way can the works written in this way be accepted and passed on by people. They not only pursue cultural literacy, but also pursue the harmony between man and nature, of which tree planting is an important one. The following are poems and idioms about Arbor Day that I have compiled. Come and see what they are. Verses and Idioms about Arbor Day 1
1. Verses about Arbor Day
"Planting Trees"
A newly planted tree benefits all the neighbors, and the wild man is here Old mountain spring.
Most trees grow because people grow old first, and you can watch them climb and break people.
Introduction to the poet:
Yu Hu was a poet between Dali and Zhenyuan. He lived in seclusion in Hanyang and worked for various governments. The language of his poems is simple and vivid, fresh and pleasant; in terms of subject matter, most of his works describe hermit life and promote Zen mentality and Taoism. His representative works include "Ba Nu Ballad", "Jiangnan Song", "Inscribed on Neighbors", "Song on the Fortress", "Mourning for Children", "Chang'an Tour", "Cherishing Flowers", "Nanxi Study", "Inscribed on Beauty", etc. , among which the two poems "Ba Nu Ballad" and "Jiangnan Song" are the most widely circulated.
"Zhu Xuqing is looking for fruit plants"
The few flowers in the thatched cottage want to plant now, regardless of green plums and yellow plums.
I went back in the Stalagmite Street, and came back in the Orchard Square to ask for help.
Introduction to the poet:
Du Fu (712-770), also known as Zimei, called himself Shaoling Yelao, and was known as "Du Gongbu", "Du Lao" and "Du Shaoling" in the world. wait. Han nationality, from Gong County (now Gongyi, Henan Province). Du Fu's great-grandfather moved to Gong County from Xiangyang (now part of Hubei). A great realist poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. He was concerned about the country and the people, and had a noble personality. About 1,400 of his poems have been preserved. His poetic skills are exquisite. He has a profound influence on Chinese classical poetry and is highly respected. He lived in Chengdu from 759 to 766, and is commemorated by Du Fu's Thatched Cottage in later generations. Du Fu is respected as the "Sage of Poetry" by the world, and his poems are called "the history of poetry". Du Fu and Li Bai are collectively known as "Li Du". In order to distinguish them from the other two poets Li Shangyin and Du Mu, known as "Little Li Du", Du Fu and Li Bai are also collectively known as "Big Li Du".
"Poem on the Opera of Planting Willows"
The governor of Liuzhou planted willows by the Liujiang River. Talking and laughing become stories, passing by into the past.
The hanging shade will cover the ground, and the towering branches will tower into the sky. It is good to be a tree of people, but I am ashamed to have no benefit and pass it on.
Notes:
(1) Play, funny. Title of the play: To compose poems as a pastime. Here, Liu Zongyuan used the theme of planting willows to express his feelings and ideals in a relaxed style.
(2) Liujiang River: a tributary of the Xijiang River, flowing through today’s Liuzhou City. It was also called Xunshui at that time.
(3) Story: past events. Passage: refers to the passage of time. Past years: past years, history. The meaning of these two sentences is that today's willow planting will become a story that people talk and laugh about in the future, and will become a historical monument as time goes by.
(4) Hanging shade: refers to the willow tree providing shade. When: Should. Cover the earth: Cover the earth. Songgan: a towering tree trunk. Yes: I can, I definitely can. Shen (can meal) day: high into the sky.
(5) Sirenshu: "Historical Records?" "Yan Zhaogong Family": "Zhao Gong was patrolling the countryside, and there were Tang Dui, and he was responsible for the government affairs. From the prince to the common people, everyone had his own place, and no one was derelict in his duties. Zhao Gong died. But the people thought about Zhao Gong's government, and the Tang trees were not in their thoughts. Dare to cut down, sing about it, and compose the poem "Gantang". "There is a poem called "Gantang" in the "Book of Songs" today, from which the idea of ??thinking about people's trees comes. Liu Zongyuan borrowed this allusion here to express his desire to work hard to benefit the people. Hui Hua: Virtue and education that are beneficial to the people.
Translation:
Liu Zongyuan, the governor of Liuzhou, is planting trees by the Liuliu River today. The stories that people treat as a joke will change today into previous years as time goes by. The thick green willow shades will cover the earth, and the towering tree trunks will pierce the blue sky. At that time, people may miss me when they see the tree, but I feel ashamed that I have no good political achievements to pass on.
"Observation on Planting Trees"
Planting trees all waits for spring, but it is difficult to stay long after spring arrives. You look at the flowers day and night, no one can avoid the sorrow of parting.
The thoughts are gone, but the seeds are still being planted. Hu is a curious person who has nothing to worry about.
Introduction to the poet:
Meng Jiao, (751-814), a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The word is Dongye. Han nationality, a native of Wukang, Huzhou (now Deqing, Zhejiang), his ancestral home is Pingchang (now northeast of Linyi, Shandong), and his ancestors lived in Luoyang (now in Henan). A famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. There are more than 500 existing poems, with short five-character ancient poems being the most numerous. The representative work is "Wandering Zi Yin". He is known as the "poem prisoner" and is as famous as Jia Dao. He is also known as "the thin island in the suburbs". In the ninth year of Yuanhe, he died of illness in Nexiang (now Lingbao, Henan). Zhang Ji's private posthumous title is Mr. Zhenyao.
2. Arbor Day idioms
The predecessors plant trees, and the descendants enjoy the shade - a metaphor for the labor done by the predecessors, and enjoyed by the descendants.
Cutting a tree and knocking down its roots - a metaphor for thoroughness.
To establish a monument and establish a biography - originally refers to engraving someone's life story on a stone tablet or writing a biography to praise it. Now it is a metaphor for establishing personal prestige through some means, raising personal reputation, and self-emphasis (with a derogatory meaning).
When the tree falls, the monkeys disperse. When the tree falls, the monkeys on the tree disperse. It is a metaphor that once the backer collapses, the people who rely on it will also disperse.
Establish virtue and cultivate virtue—shu: establish; virtue: virtue; virtue: must; nourish: gain, add more. To extend virtue and benefit to the people, we must strive to make it universal.
A big tree attracts the wind - it means that when a person becomes famous or rich, he will easily attract attention and cause trouble.
Cutting down a lone tree with two axes - refers to alcoholism and lust, which destroys the body.
It takes ten years to cultivate trees and a hundred years to cultivate people - tree: cultivate, cultivate. It is a metaphor that cultivating talents is a long-term solution. He also said that it is not easy to cultivate talents.
Climb a tree and pull out a ladder - pull out: pull out. Tempt the tree and remove the ladder. It is a metaphor for tempting someone forward and cutting off his retreat.
The tree wants to be still, but the wind does not stop - the tree wants to be still, but the wind does not stop; children want to support their parents, but their parents have left. The original metaphor is that things cannot go as one wishes. Now it also means that class struggle does not depend on people's will.
Iron tree blooms - Iron tree: also called cycad, an evergreen tree that blooms infrequently. Metaphor that something is very rare or extremely difficult to achieve.
Yaolin Qiongshu - describes a person with outstanding appearance and intelligence.
One tree yields a hundred harvests - tree: planting. Sow once and reap a hundred times. It is a metaphor that only by cultivating people can we gain long-term benefits.
The thoughts of the clouds and trees - a metaphor for the longing for a friend after being apart.
Seeing only the trees but not the forest - a metaphor for only seeing parts but not the whole or the whole. Or a metaphor for short-sightedness.
Uprooting a tree to find its roots - a metaphor for getting to the bottom of things.
Be unique - tree: stand; banner: flag. It is a metaphor for starting a new family or creating a new situation.
Hong: the depth of water. It generally refers to a scenic spot that is small but has flowers, trees, and clear springs and flowing water.
Spring trees and dusk clouds - express longing for distant friends.
The sword tree on the mountain of swords - the punishment of hell according to Buddhism. Describes extremely cruel punishment.
Unique - tree: stand; banner: flag. Raise a flag alone. A metaphor that is unique and novel, and stands on its own.
Huoshuyinhua——Huoshu: a fiery red tree, which means the tree is covered with lights; Yinhua: a silver-white flower, which means the lights are bright. Describes a brilliant night scene with lanterns and fireworks.
Jianjia leans against the jade tree - Jianjia: a reed without long spikes. The reed leaned against the jade tree. Metaphorically, one is ugly and the other is beautiful and cannot be compared. Also used as a polite way of borrowing someone else's light.
Sword Tree and Knife Mountain - the punishment of hell according to Buddhism. Describes extremely cruel punishment.
Flowers bloom on dead trees - Flowers bloom on dead trees. It is a metaphor for finding a way out in a desperate situation.
There is a knife on the willow tree and bleeding on the mulberry tree - a metaphor for suffering from generation to generation.
Dusk clouds and spring trees - dusk: evening. Expressing longing for distant friends.
The ants want to shake the tree. A metaphor for overestimating one's abilities.
Qionglin Yushu - Qiong: beautiful jade. Generally refers to exquisite and gorgeous furnishings. Arbor Day poems and idioms Part 2
Poetry
Plant pine and osmanthus in the white head, and sooner or later you will see a forest. ——Bai Juyi
Use money to buy flowers and trees and plant them on the east slope of the city. However, those who buy flowers are not limited to peaches, plums and plums. ——Bai Juyi
Rejuvenate the earth, plant trees, plant poems to inspire future generations, plant trees to love trees, and green our homes. ——Li Hua. Before the general returned from his expedition to the west, his disciples from Hunan and Xiang were all over the Tianshan Mountains. Three thousand miles of newly planted willows attract the spring breeze to Yuguan. ——Zuo Zongtang
Dongfeng February Sudi Road, the willow trees among the peach blossoms. ——Su Dongpo
I beg for a hundred peach trees and send them to Huanhua Village before spring. ——Du Fu
More like a child in the world, planting flowers and bamboos randomly to nourish the wind and smoke. ——Wang Anshi
The cold mountains turn green and the autumn water flows. Leaning on the stick and firewood at the door, there is a solitary smoke in the ruins. He got drunk again and sang wildly in front of the five willows. ——Wang Wei
Sima Ri of Jiangzhou, when he was the governor of Zhongzhou. Plant pines all over the backyard and willows to shade the front. ——Bai Juyi
Opening up the wilderness in the south, Shou Zhuo returned to the garden, with a square house of more than ten acres, eight or nine thatched houses, elms and willows on the back eaves, and peaches and plums in front of the hall. ——Tao Yuanming
Lao Feng was stationed in Xuzhou, where the trees were lush and green. Whoever chops down my tree will have his head chopped off. ——Feng Yuxiang The willow branches are heavy with rain, and the pine color is dark with smoke. ——Zhang Wei
The history of Liuzhou's Liuzhou plantation of trees along the Liujiang River. Talking and laughing become stories, passing by into the past. The drooping shade will cover the ground, and the towering stems will reach the sky. It is good to be a tree that thinks about people, and gradually it is passed on to benefit people. ——Liu Zongyuan
There is a tree in the east of the building, with green smoke blowing from its branches and leaves. I planted the peach tree, and it has been three years since I came here. ——Li Bai
The long thatched eaves are swept clean and free of moss, the flowers and trees are planted by hand, a river of water protects the field and surrounds it with green, and the two mountains are lined with gates to bring in green. ——Wang Anshi
Mengxia has long vegetation and sparse trees around the house.
——Tao Yuanming
Last year I picked up rubble on Dongpo and planted three hundred feet of yellow mulberry myself. ——Su Dongpo
The theory of ecological balance is a major issue today. There is faith in the forest and flowers, and the soil is solid and the water is mudless. Thousands of green hills and mountains surround the surrounding areas, and all kinds of things are present in the surrounding sky. If all the people are diligent in cultivation, the paradise of Eden will come. ——"Dreamies on Arbor Day"
Idioms
1. Branches and leaves are sparse: branch: same as "branch". The branches and leaves are luxuriant and spread out in all directions, with a certain density from top to bottom. Describes lush trees. It also symbolizes the prosperity of the clan.
2. Intertwined: Pan: twists and turns; Cuo: intertwined; Jie: branches. The roots and branches of the trees are intertwined. It means that things are complicated.
3. Cut straight wood first: straight: straight. Trees that stand tall and become timber are the first to be cut down. It is a metaphor that talented people will be persecuted. Also known as "a straight tree must be cut down."
4. Thick shade: describing trees with lush branches and leaves that can block the sun.
5. Fallen leaves return to their roots: fallen leaves fall to the roots of trees. Metaphor that things have a certain destination. It mostly refers to people who live in a foreign country and will eventually return to their hometown.
6. Yaolin Qiongshu: Yao, Qiong: beautiful jade. Just like trees made of beautiful jade. Describes a person's appearance and intelligence.
7. Humans are not grass and trees: It means that humans have thoughts and feelings and are easily moved by external things, unlike trees and stones which are inanimate, unconscious and emotionless. Same as "people are not wood or stone".
8. The heart is like wood and stone: The heart is like trees and stones, without emotions or desires.
9. Quercus oak loose wood: Quercus oak: unproductive trees. A metaphor for mediocre and useless people. Often used as a word of modesty.
10. Tongshan Maozuo: a bare mountain without trees.
11. Fenhong: scattered; red: refers to red flowers; green: refers to green leaves. Scattered red flowers and green leaves. Describes flowers, plants and trees swaying in the wind.
12. Yaohua Qishu: Yao, Qi: beautiful jade. Just like trees made of beautiful jade. Describes a person's appearance and intelligence.
13. One branch and one section: ①This refers to the branches of trees. ② Metaphor for small parts of things.
14. Shaped like a haggard tree: haggard: dry. Shaped like a dry tree.
15. Thick green shades the sun: emerald: green; shade: blocks the sun. Describes dense trees blocking sunlight.
16. Rare trees and flowers: rare trees and flowers.
17. The tree has become a boat: the trees have become a boat. It means that things are a foregone conclusion and cannot be changed.
18. Burn the forest and hunt: burn the trees and hunt the animals. It is a metaphor that only pursues immediate interests without making long-term plans.
19. The place of mulberry and mulberry: mulberry and zi: trees that were often planted next to homes in ancient times were called hometown. A metaphor for hometown.
20. Cut the wood and uncover the pole: uncover: lift; pole: bamboo pole. They cut down trees to use as weapons and raised bamboo poles as military flags. A metaphor for armed uprising.
21. Grass, clothing and wood food: weave grass into clothing and eat the fruits of trees. Describes a hard life.
22. Linked Tree: Trees with different roots but branches growing together. In ancient times, it was considered an auspicious sign.
23. Hundreds of flowers bloom: All kinds of flowers, plants and trees compete to bloom gorgeous flowers.
24. Qiongzhi Yushu: refers to trees covered with ice and snow. It is also a metaphor for a person of noble character.
25. Dead wood regeneration: Dead trees have regained their vitality. It is a metaphor for gaining vitality after setbacks.
26. Abrupt and dense: abrupt: the appearance of towering peaks; dense: describing many and lush trees. Describes steep mountains and lush trees.
27. The trees on the mountain were cut down because they had grown into useful timber. Metaphors are not exempt from disaster because they are useful.
28. Exotic trees and flowers: rare flowers and trees.
29. If there is carpentry in the mountain, it will be measured: Plan: Plan. There are trees on the mountain, so craftsmen can use the materials accordingly. It is a metaphor that only when people have virtue and talent can they be reused by others.
30. Jinggong sangzi: Jinggong: respect, love; sangzi: mulberry and catalpa trees, trees often planted next to homes in ancient times, are metaphors for hometown. People who love and respect their hometown.
31. Root and plant knots: The roots and trunks of trees are twisted and knotted. A metaphor for an intricate and strong relationship.
32. Rooting on the branches: Roots on the branches of trees. The metaphor is unreasonable and impossible.
33. The craftsmanship of carving Chu: Chu: a kind of tree. A metaphor for skill and skill.
34. Choose a tree to roost in: roost: perch. Birds choose suitable trees to roost in. In the old days, it was a metaphor for choosing a wise monarch to serve him.
35. Zhilan is born in the deep forest: Zhilan: Zhicao and orchid grass are both vanilla. Zhilan grows deep in trees. It is a metaphor that a person with high moral character will not betray just because no one sees him.
36. Dry clouds cover the sun: dry: rush; cover: cover. Soar into the sky and block the sun. Describes tall trees or buildings.
37. Rough branches and leaves: Painting, painting trees with rough branches and leaves, without using fine brushwork. It means that the work is rough and not serious and meticulous.
38. Yushu Qiongzhi: ① Describes the beauty of trees. ②It is a metaphor for the children of a noble family.
39. Collecting wood from the mountains: exhausted: finished, exhausted. Light up all the trees on the mountain. A metaphor for cruel exploitation.
40. Dead gray wood: cold ashes, withered trees. It is a metaphor for being lifeless or depressed, indifferent to worldly affairs.
41. Dead ashes of dead trees: dry trees and cold ashes after fires are extinguished. It is a metaphor for feeling extremely depressed and indifferent to everything.
42. The tree of Hebao was born in Haimou: Hebao: surrounded by two arms, describing the tree as thick; Hamo: refers to seedlings, metaphorically small. Thick trees grow from saplings. It is a metaphor that big things gradually develop and evolve from small things.
43. Wood and stone are disciples: disciples: the same kind. With trees and rocks. It refers to focusing on the mountains and rivers without caring about worldly affairs.
44. Shake the mountains and uproot the trees: shake the mountains and uproot the trees. Describes great power.
45. Dead tree: tree root exposed above the ground. Decay: decay, decay. Dead stumps, rotten trees. It is a metaphor for decaying people or things that are of little use.
46. Humans are not wood and rocks: It means that humans have thoughts and feelings and are easily moved by external things, unlike trees and rocks which are inanimate, unconscious and emotionless.
47. Thick shade covers the sky: block: block. Describes dense trees blocking sunlight.
48. Quercus oak is a mediocre tree: Quercus oak: a tree that is useless. A metaphor for mediocre and useless people. Often used as a word of modesty.
49. Zhuo Zhuo Tongshan: Zhuo Zhuo: bare appearance; Tong: the mountain has no vegetation. No trees, bare mountains.
50. Jiyuanjiku: Ji: habitat; Garden: lush trees; Ku: dead tree. Some birds roost in lush trees, and some birds roost in dead trees. It is a metaphor that people have different interests and tendencies.
51. Choose trees: Birds choose suitable trees for their nests. In the old days, it was a metaphor for choosing a wise king and a wise master to serve him.
52. The end will break if it is large: end: treetop, tip. The branches of trees are thick and their trunks must be broken. It refers to the weight of subordinates and endangers superiors.
53. The vegetation is sparse: desolate: deserted, sparse. The flowers and trees have withered and withered. Describe the late autumn scene.
54. Dead branches spring again: Dead trees have regained their vitality. It is a metaphor for gaining vitality after setbacks.
55. Rain paste and smoke are greasy: refers to flowers, plants and trees appearing plump and moist in the mist and rain.