The ancient poem about the Chinese Valentine's Day is as follows
"The Far-Away Altair"
The far-away Altair is a Han woman on the Jiaojiao River.
The slender hands are used to make tricks.
I can’t make up my mind all day long, crying like rain.
The river is clear and shallow, only a few degrees apart.
The water is full of water, and the pulse is speechless.
The Cowherd and the Weaver Girl are located at the two ends of the Milky Way. This poem captures the Milky Way and the machine-shaped objects related to the myth of the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. The mood of excitement and sighing is actually a metaphor for the longing of a divorced woman for her husband who has left her family and is far away. "The water is full of water, and the pulse is speechless." If the image of a young woman full of divorce appears on paper, the meaning is profound and the style is complete. It is an extremely rare and beautiful sentence.
"Autumn Evening" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty
The cold autumn light of silver candles paints the screen, and the small light fan flutters at the flowing fireflies.
The night sky is as cool as water, and I sit and watch Altair and Vega.
When the ancients wrote about the pain of separation between the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, they mostly expressed their inner pain of separation. This poem describes the lonely life and desolate state of mind of the frustrated palace maid. One autumn night, silver-white candles gave off a faint light, and a lonely palace maid used a small fan to beat the flying fireflies. The night was already deep and the chill was chilling, but the palace maid had not gone to rest yet, but looked at Altair and Vega in the sky for a long time. It was the Morning Glory and the Weaver Girl that touched her heart: When can I also have the touching and sincere love?
"Begging for Skills" by Tang Linjie
Look at the blue sky tonight during the Chinese Valentine's Day, and the Morning Cow and the Weaver Girl cross the river bridge.
Every family begs for tricks and looks at the autumn moon, wearing tens of thousands of red silk threads.
This poem describes the scene of people celebrating Chinese Valentine's Day in ancient times. During the Chinese Valentine's Day, every family looked at the blue sky and seemed to see the Morning Glory and the Weaver Girl meeting each other on the Magpie Bridge. Every household is watching the autumn moon and begging for skill (threading a needle on the moon), and there are tens of thousands of red threads crossing it.
"Qixi Festival" Tang·Xu Ning
A magpie bridge stretches across the sky, and thousands of jade pendants pass through Lingling.
There are still guests who have been there for many years, but I am not as disappointed as the River Drum Star.
A small bridge built by fairy magpies lies across the vast Milky Way. Listen to the Weaver Girl wearing a ring and watch her come across the bridge gracefully. The parting between my lover and I will never stop year after year. When I look up in despair, I only see the Altair star still shining, its eternal glory unchanged; my sadness gradually becomes less obvious.
"Magpie Bridge Fairy·Xianyun Makes Clueless" Song Dynasty Qin Guan
Xianyun makes tricks, flying stars spread hatred, and the distance between Yinhan and Han is dark.
Once the golden wind and jade dew meet, they will win over countless others in the world.
Tenderness is like water, good times are like dreams, and I can’t bear to look at the Magpie Bridge on the way home.
If the love lasts for a long time, how can it last day and night?
People have always expressed deep sympathy for the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl. But Qin Guan has a unique style. He said: As long as the love lasts until death, there is no need to covet the happiness of each other. These two sentences by Qin Guan reveal the true meaning of love: Love must withstand the test of long-term separation. As long as we can sincerely love each other, even if we are separated all year round, it is much more valuable than the vulgar taste of being together day and night. This concept of love makes this poem stand out among similar poems and has been passed down for thousands of years.
"Magpie Bridge Immortal·Qixi Festival" by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty
The fairy from Gou Mountain is clear and clear, but she is not a stupid girl.
The sound of the phoenix flute breaks through the bright moon, and when people raise their hands to thank them, they are about to leave.
Kecha once made a mistake, the waves of the Milky Way are still carrying the wind, sea and rain.
Meeting and getting drunk is the prerequisite. Where will the wind and rain dissipate and drift away?
On this Chinese Valentine's Day, Su Shi reluctantly bid farewell to his friend. This word is written about the Qixi Festival, which closely follows the meaning of the word card, and expresses the sadness of parting from friends. The lower column uses allusions and poems about people from Jin Dynasty meeting immortals, describing the joy of gathering with friends and the emotions of parting. The whole poem not only breaks away from the old stereotype of children's erotic love, but also expresses the friendship of farewell. The words are closely related to the Chinese Valentine's Day, and the style is elegant and spacious instead of lingering and pathos. When reading, one can deeply feel the poet's otherworldly and outstanding posture.
"Xing Xiangzi" Li Qingzhao of the Song Dynasty
The cicadas sing in the grass, and the parasol trees fall in surprise.
The world and heaven are filled with sorrow. The clouds, the moon and the earth are locked with thousands of layers of locks.
We come and go, but we never meet.
A magpie rides on a star bridge, we only see each other after many years, it is hard to be poor if we want to leave our love.
The morning glory and the weaver girl are nothing but Li Zhong.
It will be sunny, rainy and windy.
This poem was probably written when Li Qingzhao and her husband separated after their marriage. After her husband left for a long journey, during the Chinese Valentine's Day, Li Qingzhao was alone at home, which aroused her longing for her husband. She thought that the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl in heaven could still gather together tonight, but the loving couple on earth were still separated in two places at this moment. The strong emotions of separation created this sad and moving poem.
"Cherishing the Autumn Flowers·Qixi Festival" by Wu Wenying of the Song Dynasty
The spider silk is exposed, the moon is falling in the shadow of the small building, and the autumn shocks the temples.
The uterine leakage was not yet young, and Dianchai regretted it at that time.
The dream of the human world is separated by the west wind, and the time in the sky is counted in a blink of an eye.
We meet each other, even if we are far apart, we will win but Wu Yang is not accurate.
Where is the news? Listen to the sycamore trees in the dew, and the beauty of Chu becomes rhyme.
The colorful clouds are broken and the green feathers are scattered, it is difficult to ask.
The Milky Way has the eternal sound of autumn, but the stars in the sky are clear and moist.
Qingjun. Measure the golden needle and draw it into a square inch.
This poem is about the poet using the Chinese Valentine's Day to express his lament that he has no choice but to see the woman he loves again. On Chinese Valentine's Day, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl met for just a moment. But even if it's only once, it's better than parting or dying with your lover, and never meeting again. So, in this way, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl are still lucky.
"Intoxicated by the East Wind·Tanabata" Yuan Dynasty·Lu Zhi
Silver candles paint the screen in the cold autumn light, and the pavilion is quiet on a blue sky and a clear night.
The spider silk cuts the embroidery needle, the dragon and the musk deer burn the golden tripod.
Celebrating the Chinese Valentine's Day in the world.
Lying down and looking at Altair and Vega, the moon turns over the shadow of the sycamore trees.
This small order is based on "Autumn Evening" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty, and is drawn into a picture of a quiet night (looking at the Milky Way). On the night of Chinese Valentine's Day, the moon is bright and the wind is clear, and people burn incense to celebrate the festival. The woman who longed for ingenuity also took out her needle and money and begged for cleverness under the shadow of the sycamore tree, watching the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet each other. This piece of music depicts the scene of people celebrating Chinese Valentine's Day in ancient times and has certain folklore value.
"Chinese Valentine's Day" Ming Dynasty·De Rong
The jade dew and the golden wind announce the autumn, and the needle upstairs is full of sorrow.
What's the matter with the double stars meeting tonight, leaving me with a hook on the moon in front of the court.
De Rong, a female monk from Jiangnan in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties. During the Chinese Valentine's Day in ancient times, women would gather together to have a party and beg for luck. But De Jong was not in the mood. What she paid attention to was not the reunion of the cow girls, but the heart-breaking separation after the reunion. This is naturally related to the special experience of her family being destroyed and her country being exiled in a foreign land.