Mountain Village
Song Dynasty · Dai Xiuxiu
Among the green trees on the mountainside, the short wall is half exposed with pomegranate red.
No one came to Xiao Ranmen Lane, and only three or two grandchildren followed the white-haired man.
Mountain Village
Song Dynasty · Dai Xiuzhi
It is cool in June after the rain in the mountain village, and the fields are flowing with the fragrance of rice and flowers.
Beside the pine is a stone as flat as a couch, where I sit and listen to the wind and cicadas sending off the sunset.
Mountain Village
Song Dynasty · Dai Fushi
The wild water is ice-cold, and the mountain clouds bring rain.
White gulls take advantage of the dawn, and yellow calves try spring plowing.
The place is remote and the people have ancient customs, and the price of rice is low in good years.
The village is lively and elegant, and there is the sound of reading.
Mountain Village
Song Dynasty·Dai Fuxu
The secluded place where the wild old man lives becomes a poem for me.
Mulberry branches block the road, and melon vines and nets are sparse.
The cows and calves are herded away, and the dogs are guarded by humans.
Although his career is short, his career has been prosperous since then.
Mountain Village
Song Dynasty·Dai Fuzhuo
The clouds are growing at the head of ten thousand bamboos, and the four winds blow rain and then clear.
I went down the mountain before finishing my poem, and there was chanting mixed with the sound of water all the way.
Dai Fuxu (1167-about 1248), with the courtesy name Zhi, often lived in Shiping Mountain, Nantang, so he named himself Shiping, Shiping Qiaoyin, and was a native of Huangyan, Tiantai (now part of Taizhou, Zhejiang). A famous poet of the Jianghu Poetry School in the Southern Song Dynasty. Descendants include Dai Liankui, a minister of the Qing Dynasty.
He once studied poetry from Lu You, and his works are influenced by the poetry style of the late Tang Dynasty and have the style of Jiangxi Poetry School. Some works express patriotic thoughts and reflect the people's sufferings, which are of practical significance. In his later years, he summarized his experience in poetry creation and wrote "Ten Essays on Poetry" in poetic style. He stayed out of office all his life and wandered around the world. Later he returned home and lived in seclusion. He died in his eighties. He is the author of "Collection of Shiping Poems", "Shiping Ci" and "Shiping New Sayings".