In the small night, birds sing green willows and the bright moon wakes up in the sky. I like wheat with long ears, and I like to smile in the wind. Whose poem is this?

"The nightingale sings green willows, and the moon wakes up in the sky. I love long-headed wheat best, and my smile turns red in the wind. " It's the Five Unique Villains by Ouyang Xiu, a famous poet in the Song Dynasty. This is a landscape poem describing Xiaoman solar terms.

Translation: green willow branches, singing nightingale makes a sound; In the night sky of Wan Li, a bright moon Ran Ran rises, illuminating the whole world. I like the wheat in front of the ridge at this time, swaying gently in the wind, as if laughing at the early falling flowers.

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The poet of "Xiao Man Wu Jue" used three verbs in succession: crow, wake up and laugh. After a few strokes, he drew a picture of Xiao Man Village. Xiaoman, Xiaoman, the river is getting full. Xiaoman loves rain and everything grows diligently.

Many people like Xiaoman with rain, but poets like Xiaoman without rain. The innocent and happy image of Ouyang Xiu, a generation of literary giant, is particularly eye-catching in the poem Little Man. It extends the latitude and longitude of the tolerant heart of drunkards to readers.

Baidu Encyclopedia-Five Unique Xiao Man