In addition, songs such as "Piping Apples", "Between Ten Acres", "Auspicious Days", etc. are also beautiful notes about gathering livestock in the Book of Songs. Collecting and animal husbandry are indispensable supplements to the pastoral and farming poems in the Book of Songs, and they are also the types closest to the natural and transcendent flavor of later pastoral poems. Although they are not numerous in number, they are mixed with the descriptions of farming and sacrifice in the Song of Songs, and are consistent with the "Book of Songs". Bin Feng. The earthy blood and sweat in "July" has different faces and styles. In addition to being solemn and rich, it also reflects bright colors. From the above introduction, it can be seen that farming and sacrifice, scenes of life, and gathering of livestock, these agricultural poems with different contents and customs constitute the moving movement of the agricultural poems in the Book of Songs, and truly reproduce the scenes of pastoral life in the Zhou Dynasty. These immature pastoral poems brewed in early poetry have simplicity and the true feelings of the farmers themselves that are not found in the pastoral poems of later generations of literati. The pastoral poems of future generations can be written more sensitively, more delicately, and more moistly, but at the same time they have lost many things that were originally pastoral, such as the smell of earth, the smell of blood and sweat, the simple style, etc. This is also the valuable and harmonious quality of farming and pastoralism in the Book of Songs. An irreplaceable place, it deserves our praise from generation to generation.