The ancient poems related to children's life in ancient times are as follows:
1. The matter of living in a stream
Cui Daorong of the Tang Dynasty
Whose family is not outside the fence? Mooring the boat, the spring breeze blows into the fishing bay.
The child suspected that there were villagers, so he hurried to Chaimen but closed it.
Translation: Someone’s small boat was outside the fence. It forgot to tie the cable, and was blown into the fishing bay by the gentle spring breeze. The child who was fishing by the water did not know the truth and mistakenly thought that a visitor was visiting. He hurriedly put down the fishing rod in his hand and ran to the door of his house to report the news. He wanted to open the firewood door to welcome him, but he closed the door in the rush.
2. Xu Gongdian, Suxin City
Yang Wanli in the Song Dynasty
The fence is sparse and deep, and the flowers on the branches have fallen into the shade.
The children hurriedly chased the yellow butterfly, which flew into the cauliflower and was nowhere to be found.
Translation: The poet first showed us a picture of late spring and early summer. Then a child "hurriedly chasing a yellow butterfly" jumped out of the screen. The yellow butterfly was chased and disappeared into the cauliflower. The poem ends here, but we can imagine how the running child suddenly stopped and looked around in the cauliflower field.
3. The young man made ice
Yang Wanli of the Song Dynasty
The young man took off the ice from the golden basin and picked out the silk and used it as a silver carabine.
The jade chime made a sound as it penetrated the forest, and suddenly there was a sound of glass shattering.
Translation: A large piece of ice is strung with colorful threads and used as a gong to beat, and the sound becomes clearer and louder. Suddenly the ice gong shattered and fell to the ground, making the sound of breaking glass. The poem is fresh and bright, and the childish joy and disappointment are clearly visible in the eyes.
4. In the Mulberry Tea Tunnel
Yang Wanli in the Song Dynasty
When the weather is clear and the wind is dry, the grass is full of flowers, the embankment is full of water and the stream is full of water.
The boy is sleeping in Liu Yin, and a cow has eaten Liu Yinxi.
Translation: It is a sunny day after the rain. The sun is shining brightly and the breeze is refreshing. The rainwater on the ground has evaporated without a trace, but the water in the creek has filled the river channel. The stream flows through the green wilderness and rushes to nowhere; the banks are covered with lush weeds and gorgeous wild flowers bloom. In the willow shade next to the embankment, a little shepherd boy was lying on the grass, sleeping soundly; the old cow just ate its own grass, eating farther and farther until it reached the west of the willow forest.
5. Taking a nap in early summer
Yang Wanli in the Song Dynasty
The plums are left with sore teeth, and the bananas are divided into green and window screens.
I sleep without thoughts for a long time, watching children catching willow flowers.
Translation: The early summer scenery of ripe plums and thick shade of plantains and the scene of children catching willow flowers express the leisurely, tranquil and innocent mood. The sentence "leave sore and soft teeth" describes eating plum blossoms vividly; the sentence "split green" describes the dense shade of banana leaves, implying the effect of reflection and projection; the sentence "catching willow flowers" depicts children concentrating on playing, which is vivid in the eyes. The poem shows the poet's chemical and chemical skills.