In the small night, the birds sing green willows, and the bright moon wakes up in the sky. I love the long-headed wheat and smile in the wind. Whose poem is it?

"At night, warblers sing green willows, and the bright moon wakes up in the sky. I love long-headed wheat most, and I smile and turn red in the wind. " It's "Five Unique Little Man" by Ouyang Xiu, a famous poet in the Song Dynasty. This is a landscape poem describing the solar terms of Xiaoman.

Translation: On the green willow branches, the singing nightingale makes a sound. In the dark sky of Wan Li, a bright moon Ran Ran rises, illuminating the world. I like the wheat in front of the ridge at this time, swaying gently in the wind, as if laughing at the flowers that fall early.

Extended information:

The poet in "Five Wonders of Xiaoman" used three verbs: crow, wake up and laugh, and drew a picture of Xiaoman village with a few strokes. Xiaoman, Xiaoman, the river is getting full. Xiaoman loves rain and everything grows diligently.

Many people like Xiaoman with rain, but poets like Xiaoman without rain. The naive and happy image of Ouyang Xiu, a generation of literary giant, is particularly eye-catching in the poem Xiao Man. It extends the latitude and longitude of the "drunken man"' s forgiving heart to readers.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Five Unique Xiaoman