An ancient poem by a wandering poet is a poem about what poets did in the Tang Dynasty.

Ode to a Wanderer is a five-character ancient poem written by Meng Jiao, a poet in the Tang Dynasty.

the song of the homeless

(Tang) Meng Jiao

The mother used the needle and thread in her hand to make clothes for her long-distance son.

She sewed carefully, carefully, for fear of coming back late.

But how much love an inch of grass has is three times!

To annotate ...

(1) chanting: chanting.

(2) Wanderer: A person who travels far away. This poem refers to Meng Jiao.

(3) Pro: Yes.

(4) fear: worry.

5] Return: Come back, go home.

[6] Say: Say

⑺ inch grass: day lily. Compared with western carnations, HEMEROCALLIS HEMEROCALLIS is the traditional mother flower in China.

Inch grass heart: express children's filial piety with day lilies (flowers).

⑻ Sanchunhui: refers to a loving mother. Sanchun: Spring lasts for three months. Formerly known as Meng Chun in the first month of the lunar calendar, mid-spring in February and Ji Chun in March; Hui, sunshine; Describing maternal love is that the warm sunshine shines on us in spring.

Translation of works

The kind mother is holding a needle and thread in her hand, making new clothes for the children who are going on a long trip. When she left, she was busy sewing clothes for her son's expedition, fearing that the child would never come back. Who can say that a little filial piety like Hemerocallis can repay the kindness of a loving mother like Chunhui?