The rice beam at the foot of Ehu Mountain is plump and the harvest is in sight. In the barn, pigs are fat and chickens are strong, and the door is half open and half closed.
The west oblique sun pulled out the long shadow of Sangzhelin. At the end of the Spring Festival, every family helped the drunk to go home.
Original text:
Sheri
Wang Jia? Tang dynasty
Goose and lake, crops grow well, every household is full of pigs and chickens.
It's getting late, the shadow of mulberry trees is getting longer and longer, the spring feast is gradually dispersed, and the drunkard goes home happily with the help of his family.
Appreciate:
The title of this poem is "Social Day", but it does not describe the lively scene of society positively. As soon as the poet put pen to paper, he put aside the topic of "social day" and briefly outlined the scenery of the village: at the foot of the Ehu Mountain in mid-spring, the rice beams are fat and the harvest is in sight. The word "fat" vividly depicts the vigorous growth of rice seedlings. The name Ehushan is also reminiscent of the cheerful scene of geese and ducks playing in groups on the water.
Turning the camera to the village, I saw pigs full of circles and chickens full of shelves, which was a scene of wealth. What is more worth pondering is the word "half-closed door". The half-locked door not only shows the prosperity of the times and the affluence of the villagers, but also complements the above description, suggesting that people have gone to participate in social day activities, thus seamlessly transitioning to the description of social day.