Starting from two phonetic poems by Song and Qu Yuan

The pinyin of Two Poems about beginning of winter is as follows:

xìyǔshēnghánwèiyǒushuāng,tíngqiánmùyèbànqīnghuáng。

The drizzle is cold and frost-free, and the leaves in front of the court are half green and half yellow.

This is a good example.

Koharu won't be here for many days, and plum blossoms will be in full bloom.

qífēnghàodàngsàncháyān,xiǎoyǔfēiwēishīzuòzhān。

Qifeng is vast and scattered, and the drizzle is slightly wet.

What I want to say is.

Ken thinks Hanxin is still early this year, and the old lady hasn't packed cotton in brown yet.

About the author:

Chou Yuan (1247- 1326) was born in Qiantang (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang). Because he lives in Qiushan, Yuhang Creek, he is called Mr. Mountain Village. A writer and calligrapher in Yuan Dynasty. During Yuan Dade's reign (1297-1307), he was appointed as a professor of Confucianism in Liyang at the age of 58, and soon came back, thus ending in melancholy.

Beginning of winter:

Beginning of Winter (English name: Beginning of Winter) is one of the 24 solar terms in the lunar calendar and one of the traditional festivals in China. For the beginning, beginning of winter means the beginning of winter. The date is Gregorian calendar165438+1October 7-8 every year. Beginning of winter is the nineteenth solar term in the twenty-four solar terms of the lunar calendar, which is determined according to the sun's arrival at 225 degrees of the yellow meridian.

Beginning of winter is one of the "four seasons and eight festivals" in ancient society, and people generally hold sacrificial activities. China people regard beginning of winter as beginning of winter, and during their stay in beginning of winter, it is necessary to supplement food to spend the severe winter. In the south, people like to eat some chicken, duck and fish. In the north, people like to eat jiaozi.