What is the origin of the ancient poem Autumn Equinox? Are there any proverbs?

1, origin: autumnal equinox, this is a seven-character quatrain poem describing the geography, meteorology, flowers and crop harvest of autumnal equinox. Author Heshui Zuo, published in Poetry of China and Poetry of China (20 15, 1).

2. Proverbs:

Peanuts are harvested at the autumnal equinox, and the leaves are gone when they are late.

The cotton in the autumn equinox is white.

You don't have to "spray" on the autumnal equinox, so you just mess around.

In the autumnal equinox, spring onions are planted and fertilized at the beginning of winter.

The autumnal equinox is sunny and everything is lifeless.

The Millennium is divided into autumn nights, and one night is cold.

Autumn equinox autumn equinox, rain in succession.

The autumnal equinox thunders, and there won't be much rain and snow this winter.

From the autumnal equinox to the temperature drop, the bait in the fish pond should be reduced, and all kinds of grass should be fed, and the new and old greens should be evenly distributed.

The white dew is early, the cold dew is late, and the autumnal equinox is the time to plant wheat.

White clouds come in the autumn equinox, and good songs and rice are planted everywhere.

3. Original text:

Heshui Zuo in the Autumn Equinox

Summer retreats and autumn cools, and the sun and the moon are the same length.

Silver, cotton, golden rice, Qianbeixiu, Dangui, Xiao Ju and Wan Li incense.

4. Translation:

The days of autumn leaves falling in midsummer are gone forever. From today on, the weather in autumn becomes refreshing and cool.

In the autumn equinox, the sun shines directly on the equator, and the time between day and night is equal, then the days are short and the nights are long.

Silver cotton and golden late rice overlap beautifully in Woye;

Osmanthus fragrans and Xiao Ju are blooming in Shan Ye and roadside in Wan Li, China, with strong fragrance.

5. Brief analysis:

This is a seven-character quatrain, which describes the geography, meteorology and crop harvest at the vernal equinox. There are only 28 words in the four sentences of the whole poem, which are concise, catchy and easy to understand, with beautiful literary color and rich knowledge of natural agriculture. By grasping the typical characteristics of climate change and plant growth of the autumnal equinox solar terms, the poet presented the readers with the image and vivid appearance of the autumnal equinox solar terms.