"Song of Planting in the Fields" is a poem written by Liu Yuxi in the Tang Dynasty. This Yuefu-style poem was written when Liu Yuxi was demoted to be the governor of Lianzhou (now Lianxian County, Guangdong).
"Song of Planting Rice" describes the scene of farmers planting rice and a conversation between the farmer and the planner in the form of a slang song. The first six sentences use light colors and simple lines to outline the beautiful scenery of the suburbs of Lianzhou during the rice-planting season and the clothes of farmers and women. The colors are coordinated and have a strong southern water town atmosphere.
The next six sentences describe the emotions of farmers working through their own sense of hearing. Then, four sentences are used to describe the scene, moving the scene from the paddy field to the village road, showing the quiet, peaceful and slightly turbulent atmosphere of the village when the farmers return, and leading to the appearance of the planner.