Mu Shu Chi Soli, Feng Ren Qi Aoran. Pastoral attack Dai Li, who is proud of popularity. Lying cows play piccolo, which is even more lacking for xi days. When grazing, they lie on their backs and play piccolo, while Niu Geng blows his head by the river.
Pastoral translation:
The shepherd boy wears a coat and a hat, and he deliberately pretends to be arrogant when he sees people. When grazing, he plays piccolo on the back of the cow, and when the cow plows the field, he plays in the field by the stream.
Grazing vertical appreciation:
This poem depicts the image of a shepherd boy, carefree, naughty and lovely, but proud. The phrase "the shepherd is holding a hat" describes the clothes of the little shepherd boy. He is wearing a working tear and hat. "Everyone is proud of his popularity" describes the expression of the shepherd boy. Although he makes a living by grazing farmland, he does not feel inferior, but he feels very proud.
In traditional farming culture, farmers with their backs to loess have always been accompanied by poverty and humility. But the shepherd boy in this poem is arrogant. Because he has developed a skill in his work, he is not afraid of wind and rain, and he can also drive fields in Niu Geng, so he is conceited and proud of his popularity.
"Crouching cow plays piccolo, but ploughing the field by the stream" is an inverted sentence. According to the needs of content expression, it should be said that it is "plowing by the stream, lying cattle playing piccolo."