The answers to the poems about corn are as follows:
1. "The Fu is shaking and I know Song Yu is sad for five reasons" Qing Dynasty: Qu Dajun
Original text: Tears Where are the cornfields? I'm leaving Longmen and Xia Jiqiu. Don't send me home when I climb a mountain near the water. I look to the south of Miluo to get rid of my sorrow.
Translation: The corn in the field is harvested sentimentally by the bright moon, and summer is almost over when I leave Longmen. Don't give up on mountaineering near the water. Just end your sorrow at the Miluo River.
2. "Two Poems of Feelings" Song Dynasty: Yang Gongyuan
Original text: The corn and cinnamon are boiling, and the mouth and body are exhausted. It is difficult to plan for tomorrow today. Old people envy young people.
Translation: Use the firewood of cinnamon wood to cook corn, and there is not much to eat. It is difficult to plan tomorrow's livelihood today. Old people are very envious of young people's heroic spirit.
3. "Dingshan Commune Leads Students to Participate in Autumn Harvest and Autumn Planting" Song Dynasty: Solo Farming
Original text: The autumn in Dingshan in October is like brocade, with the first dew and the cool breeze. The people on the street are noisy and the grain is ripe, and the smoke is scattered around the village and the persimmon trees are yellow.
Translation: The autumn on the top of the mountain in October is as beautiful as a picture, and the morning dew is cool in the wind. The corn in the fields is ripe, people are noisy, smoke is rising around the village, and the persimmon trees are turning yellow.
4. "Third of the Four Poems on the Carriage from Luohe to Lushan" Ming Dynasty: Lu Qingshan
Original text: The fields are full of corns in autumn, and the poplar trees stand beside them. The old man is holding an old cigarette stick, and the fragrance is lingering in the shadow of the setting sun.
Translation: The corn harvested in autumn is all over the field, and tall poplar trees stand beside it. The old man is holding an old cigarette stick, which smells faintly in the shadow of the setting sun.
5. "Xia Wu Za Shu" Yuan Dynasty: Xie Yingfang
Original text: A distant visitor said that the imperial capital was filled with gold like corn and pearls. In the inner garden, people are resting and urging flower drums, and in the market place, there are people selling wine.
Translation: The guests who returned from afar talked about the scene in the imperial capital, where gold had beads like corn. People in the garden listen to flower drums while resting, and there are wine sellers everywhere in the market.
Knowledge expansion:
Corn (Latin scientific name: Zeamays L.) is an annual herbaceous plant of the genus Zea (Poaceae). Alias: corn, stick, corn, rice, millet, wild rice, corn, pearl rice, bract, big millet. It is called pearl grain in Liaoning dialect in Northeast China, barley kernel in Chaozhou dialect, millet in Cantonese, and fan in Hokkien dialect. wheat.