There are about 25 lines of modern poems about Tomb-Sweeping Day in memory of his ancestors.

A grand occasion

The morning when the fish belly came out of the water.

I saw a pear tree with white flowers.

A pair of little red boots in the purple fog

Blue flowers are in full bloom.

On the refreshing horse-drawn path in my hometown

The car was loaded with half a load of stones.

An old driver.

Catch up with the red hunger in the winter of fifty years.

It was on a cold night.

At least 50 dreams

Stuck in a snow house by the cold.

Let the white moth fan the screen door

The snowy sky is like a brand-new sheepskin coat.

The silent vigil sat on the white river.

The traveler's lanky singer.

Lost in the midnight wind

It's morning.

Red and swollen fingers

Knock on the window like borneol

Say hello to each other

And the north is a tightly closed.

White sleeping bag

People don't give up day and night.

Dream your colorful dreams.

The north is a dead door.

The returning swallows are like winter clouds.

From the cold steps

Slowly rise

The days will pass one by one.

The mailbox is full of cold.

Scorching marks

Nobody mentioned it.