Poems about Qu Yuan's Dragon Boat Festival

Qu Yuan's poems about the Dragon Boat Festival include "Dragon Boat Race at noon", "Three Dragon Boat Festival Poems" and "Dragon Boat Festival".

First, "Qu Zi killed people in ancient times, and the custom of Chu Township has survived to this day. Jiang Tinghua is comparable to a high-level meeting in his spare time, drunk and cynical. " -Bian Gong's "Watching the Game in the Afternoon"

1, interpretation:

Since ancient times, the ghost of Qu Yuan has been lingering, and the customs of Chu still exist. Leisure days are suitable for drinking and gathering in Jiangting, and reading Li Sao makes me sad.

2. Appreciate:

Watching the dragon boat race in the afternoon is a seven-character poem written by Bian Gong in Ming Dynasty. This poem begins with the custom of playing with water and racing dragon boats on the Dragon Boat Festival, which shows the yearning for Qu Yuan and the recognition of the custom of the Dragon Boat Festival in a foreign land. There is always a trace of leisure in my spare time.

Second, "the man who threw the poem to him said that he drowned in the Milo River. Who is it today? He is happily holding Naiqu. Try to smell the monk seeking wood and wish him good luck. " -"Three Songs of Dragon Boat Festival"

1, interpretation:

It is said that poetry is a gift to the Miluo River, as helpless as today's happiness. I've heard of praying for the woodcarving god and trying to bless the Ai people! It was a suggestion, but it was not adopted by the king of Chu. Finally, it died in the river, but the article left behind was as immortal as a star. Pour another glass of regular wine? Let's clap and sing for Qu Yuan!

2. Appreciate:

Writing about the commemoration of Qu Yuan during the Dragon Boat Festival shows people's sympathy for Qu Yuan. On the Dragon Boat Festival, the poet died for Qu Yuan's loyalty. Chen Jiang was not used, but his poems were handed down through the ages with feelings and feelings of respect for each other. When the poet read the history of the Dragon Boat Festival, he felt it, but he couldn't find someone to talk to. One possibility is that the poet has also been wronged, which is similar to Qu Yuan's situation.

Third, "it's useless, but praying for wine is good." -yin's "noon"

1, interpretation:

I don't want to follow the custom of hanging wormwood to exorcise evil spirits. I just want to drink a cup of ordinary wine, and the world is at peace.

2. Appreciate:

During the Dragon Boat Festival, he was also lazy and pitiful, hoping to "smooth out the wine." It is for the reasons mentioned above that he expressed the feeling that time flies and several people are immortal. This poem is pessimistic, but through it, we can get a glimpse of the late Tang Dynasty from the author's point of view.