Poems about carrier pigeons transmitting information

1. Poems praising homing pigeons first covered the morning bell.

This is the lap dance last night.

The death of spring

Stopped all the crying of life

This is the morning of April.

While I was still tidying up

Last night's dream

The clear cry of pigeons

Polish my heavy eyes

Flap your slender wings.

Raise the brilliant sun

When pigeons bend over and fly.

Light pours into the cup of heaven and earth.

From the cooing sound

Get out of the flying posture

Through the lost sky

All the secrets

Riding on the back of a pigeon.

Blow a hot wind

The wind always walks with a girl's pretty posture.

Build all the strong walls

Collapse in a smile

A vague moment

Be remembered by pigeons

In the wind and rain

The first group of people to stand up

Try to fly.

Expand dreams and other things

But the wind passes through my body.

Take away the sound of fracture

Ci and Fu in Qin and Han Dynasties

Tangsongyun

It's all in the song of brothel.

Thin.

Always keep an attitude.

Pigeons standing and walking

On McDonnell Douglas.

Stay alone in the pastoral sunset

Pigeons pierce white clouds.

It will penetrate everything.

depressed

The long flower in the past was blood.

The willows beside the farewell road are still thin.

insufferable

For thousands of years, a nation has been chasing after it.

Tragic journey

Walk into my blood

It became an instinctive scream in my body cavity.

From then on, I can watch pigeons.

All the space

Full of this mysterious appearance.

I admire the shape of pigeons.

Instead of praising eagles and others

In the pigeon's blood

I haven't seen anything.

The most beautiful flight

Shocking.

Feiyue Huayu

Also dancing in the graveyard

Take the heart of the ancient road and thin horse

Chew wormwood gently.

Overflowing westerly wind

When livelihoods are neglected

The integrity of pigeons

Ignore ancient times

The human mood in the storm

Seek asylum step by step.

Praise time

Is the wheat that grows in the ground.

Raise your cold eyes

You can harvest it.

The secular custom of crop after crop.

The years from forest to forest

This is not a song.

Pigeons always squint.

Look at this frowny spring.

Yearning for feeding pigeons.

As if in a poem

The beauty of completing the whole process

When I applaud such a move,

The snapping sound can't fly out.

The shape of a pigeon

The eyes of that dusty woman

Always die in the smoke of the world

Let me wait a moment.

The tranquility of the pigeon side wall

The smell of wisteria outside the window

Wake up the shepherd's god

Raise the whip home too early

A series of oblique sunlight

Pull into the pigeon's body

Begging for blood and painting red night clouds

And the wings of pigeons

Soak in the dusk

Darken the window.

Let my mood

Melancholy

Incomplete combustion

2. How did the ancient pigeons convey information? Pigeons can only remember a fixed place, and at the same time, the flight distance is limited. So many pigeon cages should be arranged along the way. After the pigeons at the last station arrive, the letters will be transferred to the pigeons at this station and sent to the next station. Pigeons can only remember a fixed place, for example, they can't receive homing pigeons when they travel. There are still some defects in this way of sending messages.

Head shape: The forebrain of homing pigeons can receive all kinds of information, and feedback through it, and then make an agile response. The carrier pigeon's back controls its own movement. In addition to a sound brain, homing pigeons must also have an ideal body shape in order to fly in the air with low resistance and high speed. At the same time, the feathers on the forebrain should be thin and the neck should be short, which is both beautiful and conducive to flying.

Nose shape: A good breed of homing pigeon should have a compact nose shape, a long and flat nose shape and a firm nose root. The whole nose should be closely connected with the forebrain. The longer the root and tip of nose, the better.

Feather wrapping: The feather wrapping ligament of homing pigeons should be thick and firm, and it should be elastic when contracting after opening the feather wrapping, but not stiff. The wig of the auxiliary feather should be large, soft and shiny. The main feather (big feather axis) should be symmetrical, too wide and too narrow, too long and too short, which are all unfavorable factors in flight. A good homing pigeon, its wing structure and body structure should match, otherwise it is difficult to be competent for long-distance flight.

Body feathers: The feathers of a good homing pigeon should be tight, dense, thin, elastic, shiny and soft. In this way, the resistance caused by the feathers of homing pigeons in flight is small. If you encounter bad weather, such as rainy days and foggy days, it will have little effect on homing pigeons.

Chest: The quality of the pigeon's chest is directly related to the pigeon's flying speed. As an excellent carrier pigeon, it must have a plump airbag.

Tail shape: The homing pigeon's tail should be plump and comfortable to hold in the hand. When you push it on the back with your finger. The back should be flat, preferably without protruding or rounded feeling. Generally, people who are shorter and slightly triangular have faster speed in short-distance flight, while those who are longer have better flight resistance. In addition, the tail feathers should be connected neatly, the feathers should be soft, thin and tight, and the connection between the tail and the tail feathers should be tight. A good homing pigeon does not have a plump tail, which will make it lose its center of gravity and unable to keep its balance in flight.

Tail feather: The main function of homing pigeon tail feather is to master the direction. Tail feathers should not be too long or too short, nor too wide or too narrow. The ideal tail feather should be about 2 cm longer than the big feather axis and about one and a half feathers wide. When the homing pigeon is caught in the hand, it is best to sink the tail feather, which is horizontal or slightly upturned. If the tail feathers are like scattered fans, such homing pigeons have great resistance when flying, which affects the speed.

There are many ways for the ancients to transmit information. What is the reason why homing pigeons send messages? Pigeons are one of the earliest animals to make friends with humans, and have always been regarded as beautiful mascots. It is a symbol of peace and friendship. "Many domestic pigeon breeds originated from a common ancestor rock pigeon". The ancients kept wild rock pigeons in captivity In the long-term domestication process, they found that pigeons are not only handsome in shape, beautiful in feathers, but also unique in spirituality. Their extraordinary flying ability, wonderful navigation instinct and instinct to find their way home have always amazed the world. People began to use pigeons to fly home letters, which is the origin of homing pigeons.

Pigeons are spiritual animals and are used to living in groups. In the group where pigeons live, there are harmony and struggle, joy and fear. They often express their feelings with their own words and actions.

Carrier pigeons are pigeons specially domesticated to deliver letters. Carrier pigeons originated in China. 2500 years ago, our ancestors began to domesticate homing pigeons. During the war between Xixia and Northern Song Dynasty, the Xixia army used homing pigeons for military communication. At the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty, General Qu Duan's army also used homing pigeons to send messages and gather troops. In ancient times, homing pigeons were called "flying slaves". Legend has it that when Liu Bang, the Emperor Gaozu, was surrounded by Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, he sent letters by carrier pigeons, which attracted reinforcements to escape from danger. Zhang Qian and Ban Chao went to the Western Regions, and pigeons were also used to send messages to the royal family. During the reign of Qing Qianlong, a pigeon-letting party was held in Foshan, Guangdong, China in May and June every year, with thousands of pigeons participating every year, with a distance of about 400 miles. At that time, there were similar pigeon racing activities in Shanghai, Beijing and other places. The earliest written record of sending messages abroad by carrier pigeons was found in 530 BC, when carrier pigeons were used to convey the results of the Olympic Games.

4. Can pigeons be used to convey information in ancient times? In ancient times, pigeons could be used to send messages.

Around 3000 BC, Egyptians began to send letters by pigeons. The earliest use of pigeons to establish a large-scale communication network began in Syria and Persia in the 5th century BC.

By the 12 century, Baghdad had established information contact with all major towns in Syria and Egypt through pigeons, which was the only way to contact. In Roman times, pigeons were used to convey the information of sports events such as the Olympic Games, which is why white pigeons were put in the opening ceremony of the modern Olympic Games.

Before the telegraph appeared, the British usually used pigeons to convey the results of football matches. The last carrier pigeon who carried out postal service retired in India in 2004 and then enjoyed his old age.

China is also an ancient country with a long history. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Guangzhou and other places in the south of China communicated with pigeons.

According to the ancient legend that pigeons can transmit information, our ancestors began to domesticate homing pigeons 2500 years ago. During the war between Xixia and Northern Song Dynasty, the Xixia army used homing pigeons for military communication.

At the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty, General Qu Duan's army also used homing pigeons to send messages and gather troops. In ancient times, homing pigeons were called "flying slaves". Legend has it that when Liu Bang, the Emperor Gaozu, was surrounded by Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, he sent letters by carrier pigeons, which attracted reinforcements to escape from danger. Zhang Qian and Ban Chao went to the Western Regions, and pigeons were also used to send messages to the royal family.

During the reign of Qing Qianlong, a pigeon-letting party was held in Foshan, Guangdong, China in May and June every year, with thousands of pigeons participating every year, with a distance of about 400 miles. At that time, there were similar pigeon racing activities in Shanghai, Beijing and other places. The earliest written record of sending messages abroad by carrier pigeons was found in 530 BC, when carrier pigeons were used to convey the results of the Olympic Games.

Pigeons mainly use the magnetic field of the sun to identify the direction and achieve the purpose of transmitting information.

There are two places, A and B. Pigeons in A place are brought to B place in cages. When place B has the task of sending information to place A, it only needs to release homing pigeons, and homing pigeons can return to place B according to their own special recording method (related to the earth's magnetic field), and vice versa. So are many places!

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6. Hongyan Biography Hongyan Biography, also known as Flying Pigeon Biography, refers to correspondence and letters with Hongyan.

Allusions 1 Our ancestors began to domesticate homing pigeons 2500 years ago. During the war between Xixia and Northern Song Dynasty, the Xixia army used homing pigeons for military communication.

At the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty, General Qu Duan's army also used homing pigeons to send messages and gather troops. In ancient times, homing pigeons were called "flying slaves".

Legend has it that when Liu Bang, the Emperor Gaozu, was surrounded by Xiang Yu, the overlord of Chu, he sent letters by carrier pigeons, which attracted reinforcements to escape from danger. Zhang Qian and Ban Chao went to the Western Regions, and pigeons were also used to send messages to the royal family.

During the reign of Qing Qianlong, a pigeon-letting party was held in Foshan, Guangdong, China in May and June every year, with thousands of pigeons participating every year, with a distance of about 400 miles. At that time, there were similar pigeon racing activities in Shanghai, Beijing and other places.

The earliest written record of sending messages abroad by carrier pigeons was found in 530 BC, when carrier pigeons were used to convey the results of the Olympic Games. Hongyan is synonymous with letters, sometimes called postman.

Why is "Hongyan" called a letter and postman? Tracing back to the source, during the Han Dynasty, Su Wu was sent to Xiongnu, and Khan was exiled to the North Sea to herd sheep. 10 years later, when the Han Dynasty approached the Huns, Khan still refused to let Su Wu return to Han.

Chang Hui, who went to the Huns with Su Wu, secretly told Ambassador China about Su Wu, and designed Ambassador China to tell Khan that the Han emperor killed a wild goose when hunting, and a letter was tied to the goose's foot, telling him that Su Wu was herding sheep in a swamp. Upon hearing this, Khan only asked Su Wu to go back to Han.

Later, people used Hongyan as a metaphor for letters and messengers. Allusions 2 Another well-known and favorite story is a folk story: Xue Pinggui went to the Western Ocean in the Tang Dynasty, and Wang Baochuan stayed in the cold kiln for more than ten years.

One day, while Wang Baochuan was picking wild vegetables, he suddenly heard the cry of a swan in the air, so he asked to send a book to the wolf in Pinggui on his behalf. However, it was difficult to find pens and ink at that time. In desperation, he tore off his skirt, bit his fingertips and wrote a letter of blood and tears, pouring out his loyalty to love and his expectation for the reunion of husband and wife. The former is loyalty to the country, while the latter is loyalty to feelings. The spread of these two stories made "Hongyan" become the messenger of ancient communication, and also made these two stories themselves become the stories of eternal love.

But many people don't know that before "Hongyan", there was a story of "Jade Bird Passing Books": 1998 10. 1 On 9 October, the State Post Bureau issued the 22nd Universal Postal Congress 1998, 4 commemorative stamps for Beijing (II)1. What allusions does The Jade Bird Biography come from? Tracing back to the source, we still need to find the answer in Shan Hai Jing, an ancient book before Qin Dynasty.

According to Shan Hai Jing, there are three bluebirds. "Three blue robin, the head is red, the eyes are black, one is a big haze, one is a small haze, and one is a blue robin. Living in the mountain of three dangers, eating for the Queen Mother of the West. "

These three divine birds with red heads and black eyes, named Dafu, Shaofu and Jade Bird, are the attendants and messengers of the Queen Mother of the West. They have three legs and live on the Three Dangers Mountain. They are strong and healthy birds of prey. They not only seek food for the Queen Mother of the West who lives on Yushan Mountain near Kunlun Mountain, but also fly over Qian Shan to deliver messages to the Queen Mother of the West. In the fifth chapter of Tao Yuanming's Reading the Classic of Mountains and Seas, it says, "The beautiful birds are pitiful in color.

The imperial court is the envoy of the Empress Dowager and returns to Sanxing Mountain at dusk. I want to be a bird, so I have a word for the Queen Mother: There is nothing in the world, only wine and years. "

Legend has it that before the arrival of the Queen Mother of the West, a bluebird always came to deliver books first. It is said that when the Queen Mother of the West went to the Han Palace, Jade Bird went to deliver books, and Jade Bird flew all the way to the front of Chenghua Temple.

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was surprised to see this beautiful and lovely bird, so he asked Dong Fangshuo, the minister, what was the name of this bird? Where did it come from? Dong Fangshuo told him that this bird is called Jade Bird, and it is the messenger of the Queen Mother of the West. Now I'm here to inform you that the Queen Mother of the West is coming soon. Sure enough, after a while, the Queen Mother of the West was helped by two beautiful birds, Dalan and Xiaolan, and came to the front of the temple. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and his ministers rushed to meet the Queen Mother of the West and gave her warm hospitality.

In later myths, the bluebird gradually evolved into the beautiful king of birds-Phoenix. Beautiful bluebirds and beautiful legends attracted scholars to write poems and chant.

Li Bai's poems are "I would like to repay Sauvignon Blanc for three bluebirds" and "Three birds don't belong to the queen mother, I have read it with a book". Li Shangyin's poems are "The bluebird doesn't return to the west, Wang Chang is in the hall" and "Pengshan has no way to get here, O bluebird, and listen to her. And Wei's poems include "If you want to come to the thatched cottage, you can listen to the purple phoenix, but the bluebird is calm", Hu Ceng's poem "Huang Wu has no way to fall, and the bluebird sinks in the west and the tree falls in autumn", Zeng Shiyi's poem "The light and shadow don't follow the bluebird and the cave door is empty", Guo Chongsi's poem "The bluebird doesn't spread the news outside the cloud, and the white clouds lock the ridge head monument", and Yao has a poem. A thousand years ago, peach blossoms were empty and suspicious. Xun Mei wrote a poem, "The news of Qingluan sinks in Sang Hai, and the first peak of the new Aojiang". These poems all borrow the allusions of "a jade bird sends a book". From these poems, we can see that the bluebird is no longer the raptor described in Shan Hai Jing, but has become three considerate, gentle, kind, light and exquisite lovely "messengers".

Indeed, in ancient times, it was really difficult for people to communicate with their distant relatives. Ordinary people have almost no special communication equipment. "I sent a letter to Luoyang nine times, but I haven't heard from you for ten years." "Three months of war, a letter from home is worth a thousand pounds of gold." "I often don't send letters. What can I expect in wartime?" ... these poems express the melancholy and helplessness of the ancients, so I have to pin my true feelings on Jade Bird and let Jade Bird help me convey the good news of auspiciousness, happiness and happiness, so as to express my homesickness and homesickness.

Ancient legends and myths left us with infinite reverie.