The New Year in ancient China was warm and joyful, with rich activities. What verses can be seen from it?

It's New Year's Eve, and on this day of lights, we all have the same feeling-to welcome and celebrate the Spring Festival. We are like this today, and so are the ancients. The annual rings of time are increasing year by year, and we have re-recognized the Spring Festival every time we bid farewell to the old year and welcome the new year. The Spring Festival is the largest traditional festival in China, bearing the imprint of culture.

The Spring Festival poems left by the ancients are timeless today. Every time we read these poems, we feel that we have been reading them. Spring is late, and everything will come as scheduled. On the occasion of the Spring Festival, it is a good choice to read poems with children and feel the strong cultural atmosphere and flavor of the year in the poems.

Xin's ""

Jacky started this festival, and Jiaqing also started here.

After playing for thousands of years, Xiao Datong is happy.

This poem was written by Xin Shi, the wife of Foucault in the Jin Dynasty. The so-called Jacky is also another name for the New Year.

Xin said: New Year's Day is the beginning of the festival in a year, and the feast of the festival begins. Everyone raised their glasses to celebrate, and everyone was equally happy and peaceful. This little poem, which is not well known, records the happy atmosphere of Jin people celebrating New Year's Day.

Except getting pregnant at night

Tang Dushenyan

Therefore, festivals should be sung and candles should be greeted in the New Year.

The atmosphere in winter loves arrows, and spring is waiting for chickens to crow.

Smell the lid of the pot and you will see a fight in the dark.

It will also be a trillion years old, Jiucheng.

Du Fu, a famous poet in the early Tang Dynasty, also has an identity-Du Fu's grandfather. On New Year's Eve, the warm yellow light of the red candle is reflected in every corner of the living room through the veil, and the hall is brightly lit. As an elder in the family, Du and his family had a happy, peaceful and enjoyable New Year's Eve.

Wang Anshi's Yuan Ri

The roar of firecrackers, the old year has passed; The warm spring breeze ushered in the New Year, and people happily drank the newly brewed Tu Su wine. ?

The rising sun sheds light on doors of each household, New peachwood charm is put up to replace the old.

Among all the ancient New Year's Day poems, Wang Anshi's January Day is the most famous one. This poem depicts a lively and joyful scene on New Year's Day.

Under the wonderful pen of Wang Anshi, we can accurately restore the New Year's Day style of the Northern Song Dynasty:

Say goodbye to the old year with firecrackers. People bathe in the spring breeze and drink newly brewed Tu Su wine. The rising sun shines into thousands of households, and everyone is busy changing Spring Festival couplets.

Tu Su mentioned in the poem is Tu Su wine, also called Nian wine, which was drunk by ancient people in China during the Spring Festival. Tu Su, some people say this is the name of an herb, others say it is the name of an old house. Because the wine is brewed by this family, it is called "Tu Su wine". This wine is said to have been invented by Hua Tuo, a famous doctor at the end of Han Dynasty, which can drive away evil spirits and prevent diseases.

The peach symbol in the fourth sentence was originally two mahogany boards hanging on the gate, on which the gatekeeper was painted or the name of the gatekeeper was written to ward off evil spirits. Later, with the popularity of the custom of Spring Festival couplets, the ancients used the word Fu Tao to refer to Spring Festival couplets.

Spring Festival is the biggest festival in China. After a busy year, everyone wants to spend the New Year happily with their families. Throughout the ages, many literati and talented people have written poems for the Spring Festival, among which there are many masterpieces handed down from generation to generation, and the masterpieces handed down for thousands of years have not faded.