Song of rising water in the yellow calendar

Interpretation: At the beginning of Geely's establishment, buns were planted. It keeps raining and thunder keeps ringing on Nanshan. There is no shortage of water in the fields this year. Look at the small bridge over there when the tide is high.

Original text:

Rice bags were planted at the beginning of auspicious day, and thunderstorms continued in Nanshan. I don't owe water to rice fields this year, so I'll take a look at the small bridge.

Under the mulberry, the spring vegetables are green and tender. Wash the stream and sell it at the head of the store, and sell the wine wrapped in salt at dusk.

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: At the beginning of Geely's establishment, it planted steamed buns. It keeps raining and thunder keeps ringing on Nanshan. There is no shortage of water in the fields this year. Look at the small bridge over there when the tide is high. The kitchen is filled with oil fumes. Beauty is not that kind of extraordinary beauty, but this shallow and faint breath of life, waiting for the sunset to come, wrapped in salt and wine to go home.

Origin: Fan Chengda's Miscellanies of Spring Pastoral in Song Dynasty.

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Creative background:

Fan Chengda was a scholar in Shaoxing in the Song Dynasty for twenty-four years. He was awarded the rank of secretary for the first time. He served as an official in charge of the "Harmony Bureau", examining, editing, orthography, proofreading, secretary of the Ministry of Justice, foreign minister of the Ministry of Justice, praying for letters from the state, compiling Ying Ji Hall, sending information to Jingjiang House, managing Guangxi Mission, applying for cabinet preparation, and making Sichuan Mission, Minister of Justice and Bachelor of Justice.

Honest and upright officials know politics, and they posthumously bestow Shao Shi and worship lord protector. Fan Chengda once sent a special envoy to Xu Jinguo, where he remained indomitable and shook Jin Shizong. Fan Chengda was deeply influenced by Jiangxi School. In some of his early works, we can see a lot of language stagnation, piling up allusions and some arguments similar to Zen and Confucianism. However, while studying Jiangxi's poetic style, Fan Chengda absorbed the style and skills of poetry in the middle and late Tang Dynasty.