Write Han Xiao's poems and ancient poems

The poem describing Han Xiao is as follows:

1, original:

In the cold wind, there is hardly a bite of rice, sitting on the ground, sitting on the ground, the crow is old, sewed many times, and wears a brown hat on his head.

Explanation:

During the slight cold season, I barely ate a little, leaned against Wu Piji and sat on the floor. Wu Piji was torn many times and wore a brown hat on his head.

Appreciate:

From cold food to Qingming, the fire was banned for three days, so the first sentence said, "Good morning is strong, and the diet is still cold." On holidays, the poet gets happy and drinks heartily despite his serious illness. "Strong drinking" not only shows that the sick body is intolerant of alcohol, but also reveals the mood of being reluctant to take a holiday while wandering. This opening is a lyrical description of the scenery in the poem, and an internally related opening is arranged.

2. Original text:

Rain and wind began to see flowers, and wild plum was smiling.

Appreciate:

Rain and wind began to see flowers, and wild plum was smiling. In other words, after the rain cleared, it was calm and flowers began to appear. Plum blossoms in the wild compete to open, either horizontally or obliquely. This sentence is as beautiful as a slight cold solar term. There are three kinds of cold flowers: plum blossom, camellia and daffodil. Plum blossoms bloom before the slight cold.

3. Original text:

After morning makeup, I broke a slight cold and chatted wearily through the saddle.

Appreciate:

In the first two sentences of the poem, first point out the scene when you set off: put on your dressing gown and travel across the horse. Broken Slight Cold points out that the season is clear autumn. "I am tired and stubborn", suggesting that this trip is after busy official duties. People often have this experience: after intense work, they will feel particularly relaxed and happy when they have the opportunity to walk in the countryside. It is with this relaxed and happy mood that the poet enjoys the scenery under the bamboo.