Add Pinyin Edition in Spring?

Home in Spring is a poem by Song Wan in Qing Dynasty, and its phonetic version is as follows:

chūn rì tián jiā？

Spring family?

sòng wǎn？

Wei Song?

You're right, you're right.

Noda yellowbird is a group of its own, and the old story of the mountain is old.

Do you know that?/You know what? Do you know that?/You know what?

Niu Jiao women got up in the middle of the night, and planting trees in the Ming Dynasty was the vernal equinox.

Note: Chaucer: an old man who lives in the mountains. 2 rice cattle: feed cattle and raise cattle.

Appreciation of Tian Jia in Spring:

This is a poem of vernal equinox in Qing Dynasty. At the vernal equinox, the sun is getting brighter and everything moves with the sun and the moon. Swallows come with the wind. In the countryside, there is an idyllic scene full of spring, vitality, farmers' jubilation and spring ploughing.

The main idea of the poem is: On Noda, flocks of yellowbirds are playing freely. The old farmers in the mountains met and talked about the past together. In the middle of the night, after I fed the cows, I quickly woke my wife up. Tomorrow is the vernal equinox solar term, which is suitable for planting trees. Get up and get ready. Through the actions of animals and people, the beauty and leisure of the vernal equinox are described in profile.