The classic poems for Double Ninth Festival birthdays are as follows:
1. Life is easy but it is difficult to grow old, and the Double Ninth Festival is celebrated every year. Today is the Double Ninth Festival, and the yellow flowers on the battlefield are especially fragrant. The autumn wind is strong once a year, unlike the spring scenery. Better than the spring sunshine, the vast river and the sky are covered with frost. ——Mao Zedong
Translation: Human beings tend to grow old in their lives, but the sky never gets old. The Double Ninth Festival will come every year. Today is the Double Ninth Festival again, and the chrysanthemums on the battlefield are so fragrant. The autumn wind blows vigorously year after year, and the scenery is not as bright as the spring scene. But it is even more magnificent than the spring scene, with the sky over the river as vast as the universe covered with white frost.
In the poems and articles about the Double Ninth Festival in the past dynasties, the Double Ninth Festival and the chrysanthemum have formed an indissoluble bond. Poets who lived in troubled times often expressed their anti-war feelings by writing about chrysanthemums, that is, chrysanthemums appeared as the opposite of war. But the "yellow flowers" described by Mao Zedong are linked to the victory of the People's Revolutionary War.
2. Being a stranger in a foreign land, I miss my family even more during the festive season. I know from afar that when my brothers climbed to a high place, there was only one less person planting dogwood trees. ——Wang Wei
The 17-year-old Wang Wei has already become famous all over the world with a poem. Unlike Wang Wei, a later landscape poet who was rich in painting and very particular about composition and color, this poem by the 17-year-old is very simple.
So this poem does not need to be translated by The Book of Songs Girl. Everyone has recited it since elementary school. This poem expresses the homesickness of a wanderer, "I am a stranger in a foreign land, and I miss my relatives even more during the holidays." "This is the feeling of every one of us who is wandering away. Especially during the festival, when we climb up and look far away, we miss our loved ones and ourselves even more.
3. The slow autumn light cannot be retained, and the red leaves are full of dusk. It's the Double Ninth Festival again, and the fragrance of dogwood falls on the pavilion. Purple chrysanthemum gas floats in the courtyard door, and the evening mist drizzles. Yongyongxin's wild geese swallow cold sounds, and the sorrow and hatred are the same every year. ——Li Yu
The poems of Empress Li are not only erotic poems, but also have something for us to learn from as a generation of monarchs. No, Li Houzhu's poem about the Double Ninth Festival expresses the protagonist's sorrow and resentment through the custom of hanging dogwood pendants on the Double Ninth Festival.
The Double Ninth Festival is here again. The author thinks of the Double Ninth Festival in the past, and then looks at the current scene of late autumn. The "chrysanthemums" are what you can see up close, and the sentence "late smoke" is what you can see from a distance, forming a picture of late autumn mist and rain. . This poem contains not only emotions about the situation at hand, but also sadness and hatred.