Poems related to traditional festivals in China

The poems related to traditional festivals in China are as follows:

1. The author of Yuan Ri, Wang Anshi, heard the sound of firecrackers in the Song Dynasty, and the spring breeze sent warmth into Tu Su. Thousands of families always change new peaches for old ones.

Vernacular translation:

Amid the roar of firecrackers, the old year has passed; The warm spring breeze brought the New Year, and people drank the newly brewed Tu Su wine happily. The rising sun shines on thousands of families, who are busy taking down the old peach charms and replacing them with new ones.

2. The author of New Year's Work is Liu Changqing Dynasty Tang

new Year only deepens my longing and adds to the lonely tears of an exile. To the old age is exiled to the people, the spring is hurried on ahead of me.

monkeys come down from the mountains to haunt me, the wind and smoke in Jiangliu. I have suffered like the imperial guardian, so when will the day be taken?

Vernacular translation:

When the New Year comes, I feel homesick more earnestly, and tears can't help flowing across the horizon. In my old age, I was relegated to a lower position, and the spring return hurried ahead of me. The ape in the mountain and I are in the twilight, and the willows on the river are sad with me. I've had the same experience as Dr. Chang, so when will this day be over?

3. The author of "Passing the Old People's Village" Meng Haoran's Tang Dynasty

preparing me chicken and rice, old friend, you entertain me at your farm. The green woods were around the village, and the green hills lay outside the city.

we open your window over garden and field, to talk mulberry and hemp with our cups in our hands. When the ninth festival comes, please come here to see the chrysanthemum.

Vernacular translation:

An old friend prepared a sumptuous meal and invited me to his hospitable farmhouse. Green Woods surround the village, and green mountains lie across the city. Open the window to face the grain field vegetable garden, raise your glass and chat about the crops. When the Double Ninth Festival comes, please come here to watch chrysanthemums.