The famous poems about the awns are as follows:
1. After the awns in the country of water, the plum weather is windy and rainy, the silkworms are blooming in late clusters, and the river swallows circle the dangerous rafters. The toe of the mountain is solid from the north, and the tide head is long from the west. Every year when I climb here and look out, I almost lose my life. ——Dou Chang's "Evening View of Beigu"
Appreciation:
1. "Evening View of Beigu" was written when the poet lived in seclusion. The "Beigu" in the title of the poem refers to the north. Gushan, in the northeast of Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province, has three peaks: south, middle and north. Beigu faces the river on three sides and is in a dangerous situation, so it is called "Beigu". Looking into the distance, Beigu lies across the river, with craggy stone walls and dangerous mountains. It is one of the three scenic spots in Zhenjiang.
2. After the awns are planted in the Water Kingdom, the plum blossoms are windy and cool." The first couplet of the poet describes the climate and scenery during the awn growing season in the south of the Yangtze River. The Jianghuai area is full of water and has beautiful scenery, so it is called the "Water Country" and "the plum blossoms". "Heaven" means "Meiyu". After the awns are planted, the Meiyu is coming. In the Jianghuai River Basin, there is often a long period of gloomy and rainy weather in early summer. This is when the plums in the south of the Yangtze River are ripe, so it is called "Meiyu".
2. Why is it too cold in the mountains? Since ancient times, it has always been snowy. Every time the secluded forest blows out smoke. After the grass grows and the leaves fall before the beginning of autumn, there are addicted tourists who can't see the sky. - Hanshan "In the Mountains." "Why is it too cold"
Appreciation:
1. This mythological poet of the Tang Dynasty was once ignored by the world. However, with the advent of the twentieth century, his poems have become more and more popular. It is increasingly accepted by the world and widely circulated. As his poem says: "Some people laugh at my poems, but my poems are elegant." If you don't bother with Zheng's notes, how can you use Mao Gong's interpretation? ”
2. The first three lines of the poem describe the environment of the place where monks practice Buddhism. It is unusual for people to live there for a long time, but it is commendable that monks and ascetics can live in poverty and happiness in such a bitter and cold place without changing their minds for many years. , it is beyond the power of generals and ministers.
Three, look at the awns today, the mantises are blooming, the clouds are high and the shadows are flying, the lotus flowers are blooming in Lumarsh, the wind, summer and rain are coming, and silkworms and wheat meet each other. , Fortunately, it is a favor. ——Yuan Zhen's "Poetry of the Twenty-Four Qi·Manzhong May Festival"
Appreciation:
1. This poem is characterized by its playful and lively love poetry style. , igniting the hot summer. "Huangdi Neijing" said: If the love is outside, this kind of song perfectly explains the health meaning of Xia March. , the solar term of Ear Grain contains the changes in phenology and the joy of harvest. For thousands of years, people’s love for Ear Grain has remained unchanged.
2. The term “Ear Grain” first came from the Book of Rites of the Zhou Dynasty. ”, “The marsh grass is born, and the awn seeds are planted. "Zheng Xuan of the Eastern Han Dynasty explained: "The land where the grass grows can be planted with awn seeds, awn seeds, rice and wheat.
"Earn seeds, including both harvesting and sowing solar terms, is "the only one" among the twenty-four solar terms!