1. Drinking: Drinking, build house in Man's Realm is the fifth poem in a group of poems by Tao Yuanming, a great poet in Jin Dynasty. This poem mainly shows the interest of seclusion. After working, the poet drank until he was drunk. Under the reflection of the sunset glow and the cover of Shan Lan, he picked chrysanthemums and looked at Nanshan in the distance. The whole poem has a deep and eternal flavor, and the feeling and reason are integrated and inseparable.
2. Gui Yuan Tian Ju: Gui Yuan Tian Ju is a group of poems by Tao Yuanming, a writer in Jin and Song Dynasties, with five poems (six for one book). The first poem, from the intense boredom of officialdom life, describes the beautiful and moving pastoral scenery and the comfortable and pleasant rural life, which reveals a feeling of relief and expresses the love for nature and freedom.
3. Persuade Agriculture: Persuade Agriculture is a poem by Tao Qian, a writer during the Jin and Song Dynasties. This poem exhorts people to pay attention to and engage in agricultural labor, which is divided into six chapters: the first chapter writes about the simple life of ancient ancestors; The second chapter writes that ancient sages and ministers all devoted themselves to farming and attached great importance to agricultural labor.
4. Nostalgia for Tian She: The Poetry of Peach Blossom Spring is a five-character poem attached to The Story of Peach Blossom Spring, which was written by Tao Yuanming, a writer in the Jin and Song Dynasties. The poem and the record are in perfect harmony, independent of each other and have no sense of repetition. This poem tells the people's peaceful and peaceful life in the Peach Blossom Garden in a poet's tone. The poet broke through the narrow personal life world with his deep feelings about the social reality at that time.
5. Begging for Food: Begging for Food is a five-character poem written by the great poet Tao Yuanming during the Jin and Song Dynasties. This poem tells the story of a poet who went out to borrow money because of hunger, and was bequeathed and left a drink. The first four sentences vividly convey the poet's complex mood through concrete actions and inner state; In the middle six sentences, I wrote the scene of being warmly treated by my host, from "talking about harmony" to "feeling happy", and from drinking and composing poems; The last four sentences express gratitude to the host, and they are written with grief and indignation. The language of the whole poem is plain, but it exudes the beauty of human nature.