Solar term scripture

Interpretation: When will the scorching sun pass? The cool wind is nowhere to be found.

1, original text

As soon as the sun passes, the breeze is nowhere to be found.

Books talk about pillows, melons and fruits rise and fall.

Step 2 explain

When will the hot sun pass? The cool wind is nowhere to be found.

The scriptures you usually hold in your hand are used as pillows and mats for the time being, and then plums picked from melon trees in the ground are put into bamboo baskets and hung in well water with ropes to ice.

3. Source

From the great summer.

Extended data:

1, appreciate

This is a poem describing the unbearable heat during the summer solar term. The poet described the heat in midsummer vividly, which can be described as penetrating and immersive. It also shows a quiet scene to remind people to cherish time.

2. Introduction to the author

Once upon a time (1085- 1 166), the word Jifu, since the number Chashan lay. Poets in Southern Song Dynasty. First, people from Ganzhou (now Ganxian, Jiangxi) moved to Henan Province (now Luoyang, Henan). He has served as the secretary of Jiangxi and Zhejiang Western Supervision Bureau and assistant minister of Ritual Department. Once upon a time, he was knowledgeable and diligent in politics. His poems are characterized by paying attention to the use of words to refine sentences, not using strange words and rhymes, lively and flowing in style, and praising things similar to spirit.