A poem praising "cow"

Li Dongyang, a poet in the Ming Dynasty, wrote "Pastoral in the North Plains": "The grass in the North Plains is green and the cattle are fat, and the shepherd boy sings and the cattle return. The children's home is in Sakamoto, the singing is getting lower and lower, and people are getting farther and farther away ... "It depicts a desirable pastoral style. Song of Drinking Cows by Lu You, a great poet in the Southern Song Dynasty: "A stream outside the door is clear to the bottom, and the old man leads the cow to drink the stream. The stream is clear and happy, and it doesn't pollute the belly of cattle, and it is not afraid to practice frost and cold. Shedong has thin soil and gravel everywhere, and the father and son are hardworking and skilled. Needless to say, I am still working hard at the age of eighty. Cows can give birth to calves, I have grandchildren, and I will follow my old hometown from generation to generation. " Care about cattle. The idyllic Shan Ye is charming, and the shepherd boy rides on the cow's back and plays the bamboo flute, which expands the poet's expressive world and romantic poetic realm. In the Song Dynasty's "Village Night", there is a cloud: the grass is full of water, and the mountain is immersed in the sunset. Cowherd's child sat on the cow's back and casually played the tune with piccolo. Making use of the topic is also a common technique used by poets in past dynasties. Jin Yang, a painter in Qing Dynasty, wrote a poem in his painting "Spring Grass in Liutang": The shepherd boy sang back and forth with smoke on his back. Only when the wind and rain are full can we be proud. Obviously, painters are unwilling to participate in the world's honor and disgrace disputes, even if it is stormy, it will be like living a good life. Yang Shouzhong, a writer of Yuanqu, used Yuanqu to redress the grievances of Niu, telling the hardships of Niu's life, and directly accusing the social injustice through Niu. Gao Qi, a poet in the Ming Dynasty, wrote "The Ci of Cattle Pasturing": "My horns are bent and my oxtail is bald. * * * came piccolo and whip, south Longdong hillock to each other. The sun is setting, the grass is still behind, and the cows are hungry. Only I know. Sing on the cow, the cow sits down and lies next to the cow at night. I am not worried about cattle that have been grazing for many years, but I am afraid of losing rent and selling my cattle. " The shepherd boy and the cow in the poet's works live together day and night, relying on each other, distressed that the cow was hungry, and worried that the cow would be sold. Another example is "Farming Cattle" by Mei in Song Dynasty: "If you don't plow, why don't you herd calves? At night, I breathe out the bright moon and go out through the deep valley. Although the strength is poor, the intestines are not full. When the snow is harvested in autumn, they eat grass on the cold slope. " Bulls broke their necks because of heavy farming, and they had no time to look after their thin calves. They leave early and return late, hungry and cold, and the poet deeply sympathizes with the hardships of cattle. Wu Song's poem "The Old Cow" in Yuan Dynasty is unfair to the old cow who devoted his life: "A straw rope wears a nose, and no one asks right and wrong. Spring rain plows the whip, and the setting sun sends the shepherd home. " It is precisely because cows are hardworking, honest, hardworking and full of self-sacrifice spirit that they are loved by people and praised by poets. Praising the hard work and dedication of cattle, comparing cattle with people and self-metaphor are the main themes of cattle poems in past dynasties. Tian Jia Ci, written by Yuan Zhen, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, vividly describes the fatigue of plowing cattle in dry fields: "The cows sizzle, and the fields are indeed. Knock on the cow's hoof, and the official grain will be planted. In the past 60 years, the war has been raging, and the monthly grain trucks have been rolling. One day, the loyal ministers collected sea clothes and drove the cows to eat beef. When you come back, you get two horns and recast the hoe and plow into pounds? . My aunt is going to lose her job. If there are not enough positions, she will sell the house. I hope the official will win and reply as soon as possible. If the peasants die, there will be cows and calves, and officers and men will never be sent for lack of food. " In the Song Dynasty, Confucius' Book of Harmony depicts a scene of autumn harvest in which cows only know how to plow, never take anything, and are happy and carefree. His poem is written like this: a hundred miles of wind and millet are fragrant, and spring returns to Dougu. Only it-the old cow who worked hard for a year, fallow on the hillside, chewing grass and bathing in the golden sunset. Liu Cha, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote a poem "Words for Cows": "Thirst for Yingchuan Water, Hunger for Wumen Moon. If I can plant gold, I will never rest. " Cows drink muddy river water when they are thirsty, and gasp at the moon when they are hungry. Hard work has created countless wealth, and they still can't rest. "If I can plant gold, I can't do it" exposes the greed of the rulers, and the cow in the poem is obviously a portrayal of the oppressed and exploited life of the working people in feudal society. Li Gang, a famous minister in the Northern Song Dynasty, insisted on resisting gold and reforming internal affairs. After leaving office, I wrote "Sick Cow": "Plow a thousand acres, and there are thousands of boxes. Who will be injured if you are exhausted?" But in order to satisfy all sentient beings, even if they are sick in the sun, they will not hesitate. Life is full of everything, just picking up cows is not enough! "He outlined the lofty image of the sick cow with simple pen and ink, and praised the tenacious character and spiritual realm of the sick cow. The sick cow is actually a metaphor to express his ambition: although he is exhausted by the blow, he still has to think about the rise and fall of the country and show his valuable dedication. The poems about cows written by the old man Baishi are fresh in style, and all the little things are painted by poets, which is not funny at all. When I was a child, my grandmother tied a bronze bell, painted it into a picture, and wrote more than one poem. As the saying goes, my grandmother was very happy when she heard the bell. When the shepherd boy came back, her children and grandchildren were still plowing the spring rain, and she was always sweating on the plow. Throughout his life, the old man Baishi used cows as metaphors. When he was old, he reminded himself: "Don't forget to go home, but there are traces of cow's hooves. "Modern writer Lu Xun once described himself as a cow. He said, "I ate grass and squeezed out milk and blood." He laughed at himself. What do you want from the canopy? You dare not turn over, you have already met. A broken hat covers the downtown, and a leaky boat carries wine. Fierce-browed, I coolly defy a thousand pointing fingers, Head-bowed, like a willing ox I serve the children. Hiding in the small building was unified, and Xia Chunqiu took care of him in winter. " In the poem: "Look at a thousand fingers coldly, bow your head and be a willing ox" is a famous sentence widely praised; Cang Kejia, a famous modern poet, wrote The Old Cow, "Pieces of barren land, water and mud, plowing and digging. The old cow can also solve the problem, don't wait to slap yourself. " A poem enthusiastically praised the diligence of cattle; Mr. Cang Kejia's poem "An old cow can solve extravagance without flogging" (some wrote "An old cow knows that the sunset is late and doesn't need flogging") shows the spirit of "an old cow" and is often quoted to encourage himself. Many people mistake it for a famous sentence in ancient poetry. In a word, Ode to the Cow praises the spirit of labor, struggle and dedication by depicting and praising the beautiful image of the cow. Reading more poems about cows can sublimate people's hearts and feelings. Mr. Guo Moruo wrote a poem "Praise Buffalo" in modern vernacular poetry, which directly praised Buffalo, a friend of human beings, in simple and sincere language, and made a high evaluation of Buffalo, praising it as "the national beast of China, the first of all animals", and at the same time, he made a bitter satire and merciless flogging on its ugly side (landlords, dogs, etc.). ). At the beginning of the poem, I shouted: Buffalo, you are the cutest. You have Chinese style and China style. You are determined, vigorous, selfless, generous, leisurely and kind. You can endure any kind of hard work, but you can't lift your head and breathe ... In addition, cows often become the highlight of poets' description of natural scenery, especially rural pastoral scenery, which has increased. (Northern and Southern Dynasties, anonymous); When entering the slope, many cows are scattered, and when they are white, they are against reeds (Tang Zhangji); There are no gulls in the water, sometimes Niu Piao nose (Huang Songting sword); No one lies on the back of an ox in the sunset and brings back western Western jackdaw in pairs (Zhang Song docile subjects); Far grass sees the cow's back, and new seedlings are sparse (Song Yang Wanli); Bison drifted over the cold current and fell into the water (Song Zhuxi); Ten miles from Pingchuan will return late, and countless cattle and sheep will whistle (Ming Yang Ji); Let the fisherman sing on the swing, and the cow will float back into the water (tea Shen Xing). Song Qi of Niutang liqiao first entered the stage, and the early success of Yan array. If you want to go under the peach forest, go under the catalpa tree first. In Wu, I have been breathing for the moon, and I have been surprised by my dreams. You can't get a discount of 10% without five ounces. Praise for cows should be given by Tang Xu, but teachers are still like horses. If you want to know flowers far away, clouds will enter Tianjin. Pastoral words Zhang Tang Jiyuan cattle, with thick grain around the village. Hunger in a vicious circle pecks at the back of a cow, so I can't play with my head. Into the vicious grass, many cows spread out and sang to the reeds when they were white. Blowing leaves across the embankment should be accompanied by three or four whips. Niu Niu's herbivores didn't touch each other, so the housekeeper cut off his head. Du Xiucai painted a water buffalo, Kunlun Mountain in Gu Kuang in Song and Tang Dynasties, riding a white elephant, always locking the teacher's disciplines. Xi got on the horse angrily and rode on the cow to scare Han Guan. Jiangcun children are so boastful that they put their feet on the cow's head and bring the collar. When shallow grass leveled the field, the big bug fell into the well several times. Du Sheng knows that I love Cangzhou, and it is difficult to draw a bed. Eighty wives clapped their hands and laughed, jealous that Vega had married Penny. Guan Niu Tang Bai Juyi Guan Niu Guan Niu drives an official car, carrying sand like a pool of water. A stone of sand weighs several kilograms, so it is useless to carry it in the morning and evening. Carried to the west of Wumen Road, the sand embankment is paved under the shade of trees. I came to visit Prime Minister Right yesterday, for fear that mud would stain the horseshoe. The Prime Minister is right. Although horseshoes are clean, cows lead cars to bleed. The right prime minister, but can help people and govern the country, Yin and Yang, it is just as well to wear the official cow. The word "shepherd boy" is about cattle herding in the morning and nomadic cattle under the river in the Tang Dynasty. Go to herd cattle at night and drive cattle in the village. Walking in the rain-covered Woods, folding and lying on the green grass, singing a little song. The waist is full of short arrows of basil, and I am no longer afraid of tigers biting my calves. Five cattle-herding Tang Lugui was as poor as autumn and a half in Jiang Cao, and ten-horned black cattle were put on the riverbank. Adjacent shoulders reach the tail, lean on it at first, run sideways and suddenly spread out. There is no reason to enter the wasteland. The lonely bird has been standing on its back. The setting sun brings rain back, and Tianjia fireworks are slightly wet. The word "shepherd boy" was used in Guangxi in the early Tang Dynasty, which did not say that the pasture was far away or that the grazing was deep. What you read is not disturbing the shepherd boy's heart. A round hat covers my head and a long hat covers my lapel. Fang will be worried about rain in summer, but also afraid of cold and rainy weather. Daniel sat on a hidden floor while the calf walked through the forest. The same kind inspires each other, and when they touch something, they become songs. For fun, I'd rather ask about sound and sound. Li Jiaming, a lying cow, was whipped by Tian Dan and burned to death. Idle to chew hay in the sunset, recently asked if anyone. Draw a cow to praise the softness of Huang Songting's nose, so as to trap Mu Zhi. Soft heart also led to Mu Zhi. If you don't explore other people's fields, who will take it early. The children of Rube, riding cows, are singing their own songs, with streams and hillsides overhead. It is not surprising to ask Qu how to tame cattle. & lt/SPAN>。