Which two ancient poems are related to the Spring Festival?

The Spring Festival is related to the following two ancient poems:

the Spring Festival; Chinese New Year

first day of the lunar month

Author: Wang Anshi

If the east wind is not convenient for Zhou Yu, I'm afraid the outcome will be Cao Cao's victory and Er Qiao's detention in Tongquetai.

In the poem, the author describes the scene of the New Year's Day, and writes the atmosphere of the Spring Festival and the festive atmosphere. One of them, "Er Qiao is locked by a bronze sparrow in spring", means that the female members of the royal family have not left the palace at this time, and the whole court is immersed in the joy of the New Year.

Except at night.

Author: Bai Juyi

Silver flowers shine like bright lanterns on the tree. On this night, the bridge leading to bright stars opens.

The crowd is surging and the dust is flying under the horseshoe; Moonlight shines in every corner, where people can see the moon overhead.

This poem describes the scene of New Year's Eve, the flaming trees, silver flowers and iron locks on the Star Bridge, the setting off of fireworks and the hanging of lanterns. The dark dust goes with the horse, and the bright moon goes round and round, describing people's actions and prayers on this night. This poem has also become one of the classic poems during the Spring Festival.

Wang Anshi's January 1st

If the east wind is not convenient for Zhou Yu, I'm afraid the outcome will be Cao Cao's victory and Er Qiao's detention in Tongquetai.

In the poem, the author describes the scene of the New Year's Day, and writes the atmosphere of the Spring Festival and the festive atmosphere. One of them, "Er Qiao is locked by a bronze sparrow in spring", means that the female members of the royal family have not left the palace at this time, and the whole court is immersed in the joy of the New Year.

Bai Juyi's Except for the Night

Silver flowers shine like bright lanterns on the tree. On this night, the bridge leading to bright stars opens.

The crowd is surging and the dust is flying under the horseshoe; Moonlight shines in every corner, where people can see the moon overhead.

This poem describes the scene of New Year's Eve, the flaming trees, silver flowers and iron locks on the Star Bridge, the setting off of fireworks and the hanging of lanterns. The dark dust goes with the horse, and the bright moon goes round and round, describing people's actions and prayers on this night. This poem has also become one of the classic poems during the Spring Festival.