Poetry of the four seasons.

Poems of the Four Seasons: With simple language and subtle description, they enthusiastically praised the intense and busy working life of farmers. The first two sentences, rural men plow and women weave, working day and night, show the poet's sympathy and respect for the working people. The last two sentences vividly describe the rural children's participation in the labor they can, and show their praise for the rural children who love labor. The image of children described in the poem is innocent and lovely. The whole poem has an overview and close-ups, reflecting the situation of rural men, women and children participating in labor from different aspects, and has a strong flavor of life.

Four seasons pastoral miscellaneous interest

Fan Song Chengda

Tilling during the day, numb at night,

The children in the village are responsible for their own affairs.

Children and grandchildren have not been liberated to engage in farming and textile,

And learn to grow melons in the shade of mulberry trees.

Translation:

Weeding during the day and twisting fine hemp at night,

The farmers have no leisure for a moment.

Children don't know how to farm and weave,

I also learned to grow melons in the shade of mulberry trees.

① Four-season pastoral feeling: In his later years, the poet wrote a group of 60 poems with four-season pastoral feeling, which were divided into five groups of "Spring", "Late Spring", "Summer", "Autumn" and "Winter", each group 12. It's all about rural life. Here is a poem "Summer". ② Fan Chengda (A.D.1126-1193), a soldier of Wu in Pingjiang (now Wuxian, Jiangsu), was a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. ③ weeding: weeding. ④ Hemp rope performance: Twisting hemp rope or twine. ⑤ Responsible: Responsible for housework. This refers to the productive and labor tasks of the family. 6 children and grandchildren: refers to children. ⑦ Unsolved: I don't understand. 8. support: support. Here refers to "participation" and "input". Pet-name ruby near. Attending Mulberry Shade: Shade under Mulberry.