Dragon Boat Festival Poems and Ancient Poems in English

The Dragon Boat Festival is one of the traditional festivals of the Chinese nation and a symbol and embodiment of the good atmosphere of the Dragon Boat Festival. Many ancient poems describe the beautiful image of this festival. The following are some English translations of ancient poems related to the Dragon Boat Festival.

1. I hope to climb the mountain and pray for my old age.

May we climb the mountain and live a long life.

2. Last night, the west wind withered the green trees, and I went up the tall building alone and looked at the horizon.

Last night, the west wind withered the green trees, and I stood alone in the tower to watch the vast road.

3. Tianshui is not far from diarrhea, and Jiangshan is farther away.

The waterfall is not far away, but it's a long journey to the mountains.

4. The road is not firm, so you can't take a boat; Don't rest on your laurels unless you are prepared.

Without a firm road, one can't sail; Without sufficient virtue, it is impossible to protect the land.

5. Peach blossoms outside the bamboo are three or two, and the spring river plumbing duck prophet.

Outside the bamboo forest, several peach blossoms bloom; Ducks know that the Chunjiang River is warm.

6. Quxu Baoshan, half of the bright moon, laughing back to Nanling.

On Qushubao Mountain, the bright moon rises above half the city wall and turns around with a smile in Nanling.

These ancient poems recorded China people's yearning and blessing for the Dragon Boat Festival, and passed on people's culture and emotions.