Tian Jia translated it into sunny and rainy days on February 2.

"Tian Jia's February 2 nd drizzle takes the price of grain" is a poem by Hong, a poet in the Song Dynasty. Tian Jia translated drizzle on February 2nd as follows:

When the sun was about to come out, the fog enveloped Jiangcheng and turned into a drizzle. Suddenly it cleared up again, and the curtains rolled up, revealing the mountains; Clouds are blooming like white rocks. You can hear orioles everywhere in the village, and you can also see purple swallows flying up and down in the wheat fields. Who knows fun like a farmer? They are greeting the children to ride cows and play flutes to go home.

Hong (kuí), (1 176 ~ 1236), is a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty. Lin 'an (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang) people. In the first year of Jiatai (120 1), he was a scholar. Awarded Rugao master book, looking for Professor Raozhou. As "Da Zhi Fu", it was very appreciated by Lou. Tired of officials to ministers of punishments, bachelor of Hanlin, master of imperial edict, bachelor of Jiaming Hall. The pawn died of loyalty.

He is knowledgeable and good at writing, especially at classical works and poems. When Chengdu Daotong was sentenced to leave Shu at the expiration of his term, he "got thousands of books and hid them in Xiao Temple" and "satirized the theory of examination, taking examination as a mirror" with his father. He is also a bibliophile.

His works include 32 volumes of Pingzhai Anthology and Pingzhai Ci 1 volume. Most of the Collected Works of Pingzhai are lectures and writings, and the rest are poems. His words are "inspiring and more restrained", which is quite similar to Xin Qiji's style. Qing Jin Mao published it in Sixty Songs of the Song Dynasty. The Collected Works of Pingzhai consists of thirty-two volumes, and there are four collections in Song Dynasty.