Sentences describing labor scenes in ancient poems:
1. The spring silkworms will not run out of silk until they die, and the wax torches will turn to ashes before their tears dry up. ("Linjiang Immortal: The Rolling Water of the Yangtze River Passes East" by Yang Shen)
2. The well rope cannot be shaken up, and the cheetah chases the sand. ("The Immortal in Fantasy: A Deng Jing Shu Ting in the South Sky" by Bai Juyi)
3. The Yellow River has thousands of miles of sand in its nine bends, and the turbid currents in the sky are like washcloths. ("Up to the West Tower·Cicada's Sorrow" by Liu Yuxi)
4. I miss my family even more during the festive season, and I miss my family even more when I quit my job. ("Nine-Day Climbing Meeting" by Wang Zhihuan)
Authors describing labor scenes in ancient times:
1. Confucius: "The Analects" records many things about labor The remarks and scenes, such as: "Smart words and beautiful words, fresh benevolence!" are to persuade people not to just dress up and be pragmatic, but to work hard to do practical things.
2. "The Book of Songs": This is an early poetry collection in my country. Many works in it depict scenes of farmers working, hunting, fishing, etc.
3. Li Bai: A famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. Many of his poems are based on pastoral and labor themes, such as "Five-flowered horses and golden furs" in "The Wine Will Enter". "Fine wine will sell you eternal sorrow." It describes a scene of a heroic farmer drinking to relieve his sorrow after work.
The meaning of poems written by ancient people about labor scenes:
1. Emphasizing the importance of labor: Ancient poets emphasized the importance of labor by describing labor scenes. They believe that labor is the basis for human survival and development, the driving force for the development of human society, and an important way for humans to live in harmony with nature.
2. Reflect the true state of life: Poems describing labor scenes can reflect the social production conditions, farmers' hard work and living conditions at that time. The scenes depicted in these poems are real and vivid, giving people a deeper understanding of the appearance of ancient society.
3. Advocate the virtue of labor: Ancient poets advocated the virtue of labor by describing labor scenes, believing that labor is a great and noble virtue and a contribution to society. They encourage people to work hard like laborers and strive to create a better life.
4. Express the poet’s emotions: Poems describing labor scenes can also express the poet’s nostalgia, praise and respect for workers. They shaped workers into great figures, expressed their respect for them, and promoted the spirit of workers.