Ancient poems describing the slight cold solar terms

Ancient poems describing the slight cold solar terms

Snacks are cooked on the boat.

Dynasty: Tang Dynasty | Author: Du Fu

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.

Spring water, rivers, so floating on the boat is like sitting in the clouds; My body is getting weaker and my eyesight is dim. Looking at the flowers on the shore is like a mist.

The listless curtains saw butterflies flying by; Seagulls skimmed over the rapids.

Standing in the direction of Tanzhou, looking north, looking straight at Chang 'an, the sky is like a white cloud, and there is a van parked there, suddenly worried.

A little cold food on the boat is a seven-rhythm poem written by Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, when he roamed Tanzhou (now Changsha) in the fifth year of Dali (770). This poem shows the poet's thoughts and feelings that he was still deeply concerned about the safety of the Tang Dynasty when he fell into the Jianghu in his later years. The first couplet summarizes the author's life experience, and vividly describes what the poet saw and felt on the boat. Neck couplets write about the scenery on the river, and the tail couplets always collect the thoughts and feelings of the whole poem. The language of the whole poem is natural and concise, and the style is vast and gloomy.