From the primary school text Spring Rain;
The original text is as follows:
Tick tock, tick tock, it’s raining.
The seed said: "Put it down, let it down, I want to sprout."
The pear tree said: "Put it down, let it down, I want to bloom."
The wheat seedlings said: "Come on, come on, I want to grow up."
The child said: "Come on, come on, I want to grow melons."
Tick-tock, tick-tock, it rains La.
The grass said: "Put it down, let it down, I want to turn green."
The peach tree said: "Put it down, let it down, I want to bloom."
< p>The apricot tree said: "Come on, come on, I want to bloom."The puppy said: "Come on, come on, I want to take a bath."
The little willow tree said: "Put it down, let it down, I want to sprout."
The poplar tree said: "Put it down, let it down, I want to grow leaves."
Extended information:
"Spring Rain" was written in the fourth year of Dazhong (850 AD). It was written by the poet when he first came to Xu Mu and he was homesick on a rainy night. It was titled "Spring Rain", but it did not directly write about the spring rain, but expressed the feelings of lovesickness in the spring night rain. . Some people say that this is a work by the poet who recalled his family while living in Chang'an. Some people say that this is a work that Li Shangyin hopes to be promoted by others. Most people think of this as a love poem. But there is a greater controversy as to who the poet was thinking about.
Some people think that the person the poet is thinking of should be Liu Zhi, the infatuated Luoyang girl mentioned in "Five Poems on Willow Branch" who belonged to him but was finally taken away by others. Some people say that the girl above the red building is the Wang family who later became Li Shangyin's wife. At that time, Li Shangyin was just a small staff member of Wang Maoyuan, but it was naturally a bit bitter to fall in love with this rich lady.
Some people speculate that this unattainable woman is a female crown, the one mentioned repeatedly in poems such as "Three Poems on the Blue City" and "Repassing the Temple of the Holy Maiden" accompanying the princess. The palace maid entering the Taoist temple