Which of the following ancient poems describes the mango season?

There are many works in ancient poetry that describe the scene of planting awn season. These poems are often based on fresh natural scenery and festive farming scenes, conveying people's good expectations for a bumper harvest.

First, the introduction of ear planting season

Mango is the ninth of the 24 solar terms, which usually appears around June 5 of the Gregorian calendar. The awning season is the beginning of summer, the crops are growing well and the fields are full of vitality.

Second, praise the rural scenery.

Ancient poems often praise the magnificence and vitality of pastoral scenery in the awning season, such as the description of "Ying Fei Grassland" and "Yan". The poet expressed his admiration and longing for natural beauty by describing the scene of lush green grass and blooming flowers in the field.

Third, the description of farming scene.

Some ancient poems also vividly describe the busy scenes in the farmland during the awning season, such as the scenes of farmers farming, transplanting rice seedlings and fertilizing. These descriptions show the hardships of farming and farmers' expectations for a bumper harvest, and reflect the important value of farming culture.

Fourth, the change of life rhythm.

Ear seed is the beginning of summer, the weather gets hot, and people's life rhythm is adjusted accordingly. There are some poems in ancient poetry that describe the atmosphere of rural life in the awning season, such as "Sanqiu is broken", "April is full of flowers, and peach blossoms bloom in mountain temples", which reflect the influence of seasonal changes on people's lives.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) the beauty of harvest and hope

The awning season is the key period of crop growth, and ancient poems often express the good expectation of bumper harvest and ample food and clothing. Some poems, such as "the waves are blue and new, and the outdoor melons are tired", "Red beans grow branches after frost, and how much moss is visible", describe the gratifying scene of crops in farmland, showing people's joy of bumper harvest and their beautiful vision for the future.

Abstract of intransitive verbs

Transplanting is an important solar term in ancient farming culture in China. The ancients used poems to praise, praise and describe the unique scene and meaning of this season. These ancient poems, which describe the seasonal scene of the awning, are not only the expression of literature and art, but also the praise of farming culture and peasant labor, which laid the values of ancient literati in pursuing nature, respecting labor and yearning for a bumper harvest.