1. Poems about hospitality
2. Meng Haoran's poems about hospitality
Poems about hospitality 1. What are the poems that describe "people are warm and hospitable"
Poems describing "people are warm and hospitable":
1. "Visit to Shanxi Village" by Lu You . The mountains and rivers are full of doubts and there is no way, and the willows and flowers are dark and the flowers are bright in another village. Xiaogu follows the approaching spring scenery, and there is another village with dark willows and bright flowers.
2. Meng Haoran's "Visiting an Old Friend's Village"
An old friend brought chicken and millet and invited me to Tian's house. The green trees border the village, and the green mountains and hills slope outside. Open a pavilion to enjoy the scene, drink and talk about mulberry and hemp. When the Double Ninth Festival comes, there will be chrysanthemums.
3. Tao Yuanming's "Weichuan Tianjia"
The setting sun shines on the countryside, and the cattle and sheep return in the back alleys. The old man in the wild misses the shepherd boy and leans on his stick to wait for the thorn gate. The wheat fields are repaired by pheasants, and the silkworm eyes and mulberry leaves are sparse. Tian Fuhe is standing there hoeing, and they talk to each other when they see each other. That is to say, this envy of leisure and relaxation, the song of sadness has faded away.
4. "Pastoral Miscellany of the Four Seasons" Part 2
The soil is about to stir and the rain is frequent, and thousands of grasses and flowers bloom in an instant. The wild border behind the house is still green and beautiful, and the neighbors are whipping bamboo shoots over the wall.
5. "Summer Pastoral Miscellany"
The plums are golden and the apricots are fat, the wheat flowers are sparse and the white cauliflowers are sparse. No one passes through the fence during the long day, only dragonflies and butterflies fly
2. What are the poems that describe people’s hospitality
Pastoral miscellany in four seasons
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The soil is about to stir, the rain is coming frequently, and thousands of grasses and flowers bloom in an instant.
The wild border behind the house is still green and beautiful, and the neighbor is whipping bamboo shoots over the wall.
The fifteenth day
Butterflies enter the cauliflower in pairs, and no one comes to Tian's house for a long time.
When chickens fly over the fence and dogs bark, it is known that a merchant is coming to buy tea.
Twenty-four
There are few blackbirds in the forest, and the smoke from the front mountain reaches Chai Fei.
The little boy made a boat like a leaf and returned home alone.
The Thirty-One (Summer)
In the daytime, the fields are cultivated and in the night, the hemp crops are harvested. The children of the village are responsible for their own affairs.
The children and grandchildren are still working for farming and weaving, and they are also learning to grow melons near the mulberry tree.
Thirty-five
The hard work of collecting water chestnuts wastes the plow and hoe, and the bloody fingers and elixirs flow withered.
I can’t afford to buy a field to plant water, and recently the lake has also been collecting rent.
Thirty-eight
The Zhumen Qiao evening is full of joy, and the farmhouses are quiet at dusk.
The man knows the morning glory and the woman can weave, so there is no need to invite blessings to cross the river star.
The Forty-Four
The mud mirror surface of the new construction field is flat, and every family is plowing rice while the frost is clear.
There was light thunder in the laughter and singing, and the flails rang all night until dawn.
The forty-five
The charter boat is fully loaded and waiting to open the warehouse. The grains are as white as pearls and frost.
Even if you lose a dendrobium in two minutes, you still win the chaff core.
Fifty-eight
The yellow paper rents the white paper to remind, and the soap clothes come to the countryside in the afternoon.
"Sir, my head is very dry in the winter. I beg you to give me some money to buy some wine."
Summer pastoral miscellaneous activities
Plums are golden, apricots are fat, wheat flowers are white, cauliflowers are white. dilute.
No one passes through the fence during the long day, only dragonflies and butterflies fly.
Pastoral miscellany in winter
Let the boat go and watch the snow-capped mountains clear, the wind is still chilly and even more condensed in the evening.
Sitting and listening to a pole of broken pearls and jade, I didn’t know that the lake had turned into ice.
[Notes]
1. Zaxing: A poem written at random without a fixed theme.
2. Farming: weeding.
3. Ji Ma: twist hemp into thread.
4. Everyone is in charge: Everyone has a certain job.
5. Don’t understand.
6. For: to engage in, to participate in.
[Brief Analysis]
"Four Seasons Pastoral Excitement" is a group of large-scale Tian family poems written by the poet after he retired to his hometown. There are sixty poems in total, describing the rural spring. The scenery and the lives of farmers in the four seasons of summer, autumn and winter also reflect the exploitation suffered by farmers and the hardship of life. This is one of them, describing a scene in rural summer life.
The first sentence "I work in the fields during the day and work on hemp at night" means: I go to the fields to weed during the day and twist the hemp thread at night. "Tilting" means weeding. In early summer, the rice seedlings need to be weeded. This is what men do. "Ji Ma" means that after women finish other work during the day, they knead twine and weave it into cloth at night. This sentence directly describes the labor scene. In the second sentence, "The children of the village are responsible for their own families." "Children" refers to men and women. The whole poem uses the tone of old farmers, and "children" refers to young people. "Head of the family" means that both men and women have no time to spare, and each has his or her own business. The third sentence is "Children and grandchildren are not yet available for plowing and weaving." "Children and grandchildren" refers to those children. They don't know how to farm or weave, but they are not idle either. They have been exposed to it since childhood and love to work, so they "learned to grow melons near the mulberry trees", and learned to grow melons under the lush mulberry trees. This is a common phenomenon in rural areas, but it is quite unique. The conclusion expresses the innocence of rural children.
The poet uses a fresh style of writing to give a more detailed description of the tense labor atmosphere in the countryside in early summer, which is very interesting to read.
3. Poems about hospitality
Traveling to Shanxi Village
Lu You
Don’t laugh at the thick wine from the farmhouse,
< p> In good years, chickens and dolphins are kept as visitors.There is no way out despite the mountains and rivers.
There is another village with hidden flowers and bright flowers.
Xiao Gu followed Chunshe near,
The clothes and hats are simple and traditional.
From now on, if I can take advantage of the moonlight, I will knock on the door all the time and night with my stick.
Passing by my old friend's village
Meng Haoran
My old friend brought chicken and millet and invited me to Tian's house.
Green Tree Village is close to the Green Mountain Village. Slanting outside.
Open the pavilion and the garden, and talk about mulberry and hemp over wine.
On the Double Ninth Festival, we will come to drink chrysanthemums.
Tao Yuanming's "Weichuan Tianjia" 》:
The slanting light shines on the village, and the cattle and sheep return in the back alleys. The old man in the wild misses the shepherd boy and leans on his stick to wait for the thorn gate. The pheasants and wheat seedlings are beautiful, and the silkworm eyes and mulberry leaves are sparse. Tian Fuhe is standing there hoeing, and they talk to each other when they see each other. That is to say, this envy of leisure and relaxation, the song of sadness has faded away.
4. What are the poems that describe people's hospitality?
The pastoral scene is full of excitement in the four seasons. The soil is about to stir and the rains are frequent. Thousands of grass and flowers bloom in an instant.
The wild border behind the house is still green and beautiful, and the neighbor is whipping bamboo shoots over the wall. The fifteen butterflies both entered the cauliflower, and no one came to Tian's house for a long time.
When chickens fly over the fence and dogs bark, it is known that a merchant is coming to buy tea. Among the twenty-four blackbirds in the forest, there are few passers-by, and the smoke from the front mountain reaches Chai Fei.
The little boy made a boat like a leaf and returned home alone. On the thirty-first (summer) day, he went out to work in the fields and at night, he planted hemp. The children of the village were each responsible for their own affairs.
The children and grandchildren are still working for farming and weaving, and they are also learning to grow melons near the mulberry tree. Thirty-five years of hard work collecting water chestnuts wastes the plow and hoe, and the bloody fingers flow out and the essence of the ghost is withered.
I can’t afford to buy a field to plant water, and recently the lake has also been collecting rent. Its thirty-eight gates burst into joy at dusk, and the farmhouses are silent at dusk.
A man can weave a morning glory and a woman can weave, so there is no need to invite blessings to cross the river star. The mud mirror surface of the forty-four new construction sites is flat, and every family is plowing rice while the frost and weather are clear.
There was light thunder in the laughter and singing, and the flails rang all night until dawn. The forty-five charter boats are fully loaded and waiting to be opened, and the grains are as white as pearls and frost.
Even if you lose a dendrobium in two minutes, you still win the chaff core. His fifty-eight yellow paper rented a white paper to remind him, and he went to the countryside in the afternoon in soap clothes.
"Sir, my head is very dry in the winter. I beg you to give me some money to buy some wine." In the summer countryside, plums are golden, apricots are fat, and wheat flowers, snow, and cabbage flowers are sparse.
No one passes through the fence during the long day, only dragonflies and butterflies fly. In the winter, I am enjoying the countryside, setting off my boat and watching the clear snow-capped mountains. The wind is still chilly and even more condensed in the evening.
Sitting and listening to a pole of broken pearls and jade, I didn’t know that the lake had turned into ice. [Notes] 1. Zaxing: Psalms written at random without a fixed theme.
2. Farming: weeding. 3. Ji Ma: twist hemp into thread.
4. Everyone is in charge: Everyone has a certain job. 5. Don’t understand.
6. For: to engage in, to participate in. [Brief Analysis] "Pastoral Miscellany in Four Seasons" is a set of large-scale Tian family poems written by the poet after he retreated to his hometown. There are 60 poems in total, describing the scenery of the four seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter in the countryside and the lives of farmers. life, but also reflects the exploitation suffered by farmers and the hardship of life.
This is one of them, describing a scene in rural summer life. The first sentence "I work in the fields during the day and work on hemp at night" means: I go to the fields to weed during the day and twist the hemp thread at night.
"Tilting" means weeding. In early summer, the rice seedlings need to be weeded.
This is what men do. "Ji Ma" means that after women finish other work during the day, they knead twine and weave it into cloth at night.
This sentence directly describes the labor scene. In the second sentence, "The children of the village are responsible for their own families." "Children" refers to men and women. The whole poem uses the tone of old farmers, and "children" refers to young people.
"Head of the family" means that both men and women have no time to spare, and each has his or her own business. The third sentence is "Children and grandchildren are not yet available for plowing and weaving." "Children and grandchildren" refers to those children. They don't know how to farm or weave, but they are not idle either.
They have been influenced by their ears and eyes since childhood and love to work, so they "also learned to grow melons under the shade of mulberry trees", that is, they learned to grow melons under the lush mulberry trees. This is a common phenomenon in rural areas, but it is quite unique.
The concluding sentence shows the innocence of rural children. The poet uses a fresh style of writing to give a more detailed description of the tense labor atmosphere in the countryside in early summer, which is very interesting to read.
Meng Haoran’s poems about hospitality 1. What are the ancient poems about hospitality
Once upon a time in the Tang Dynasty (Tang Dynasty), Meng Haoran’s old friend brought ⑶ chicken and millet and invited ⑸ me to ⑹ Tian’s house. The green tree is close to the village, and the green mountain is sloping outside. Open the garden in front of the pavilion, and drink wine and talk about mulberry and hemp. Wait until the Double Ninth Festival, and you will come to see the chrysanthemums. 3 Notes Translation word annotation Guo Renzhuang ⑴ Guo: visit. ⑵ Guo Renzhuang: old friend’s farm, village, village. ⑶ Tools: preparation. ⑷ Chicken millet: refers to the sumptuous meal (literally refers to chicken and yellow rice) served by the farmer. . Millet (shǔ): Millet, peeled and weighed as yellow sticky rice. ⑸ Invite: To invite. ⑹ To: Arrive. ⑺ He: Surround. ⑻ Guo: The ancient city wall had two layers, the inner and outer walls, the inner city and the outer Guo. Here Refers to the surroundings of the village. ⑼ skew (xiá): tilt. Because the ancient poem needs to rhyme with the previous sentence, it should be read xiá. ⑽ 开: open, open. ⑾ Xuan: here refers to the window. ⑿ face: opposite. ⒀ field garden: Field, threshing floor; nursery, vegetable garden. ⒁ Wine: holding wine utensils, refers to drinking. Handle: pick up. Hold up. ⒂ Talking about mulberry: chatting about farming. Mulberry: here generally refers to crops. ⒃ Double Ninth Festival: lunar calendar The Double Ninth Festival on the ninth day of September. ⒄ huán: to return to the original place or restore the original state; return. ⒅ Jiuhua: refers to admiring chrysanthemums and drinking. Just, close to.