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traditional classic culture ancient poetry

The ancient poems of traditional classic culture are as follows: 1. "Six Poems on the Night of Shangyuan·1" Tang Dynasty: Cuiye jade leaks the silver pot and does not rush it, and the iron gate and the gold lock are clear and open.

Who can see Min Sou Yue sitting around?

Where can I hear the light but not see it?

Translation: Jade leaks and silver pots, please stop for the time being. The gate of Gong Kong Bei Forbidden City and the golden lock on it will remain open until dawn.

Who can sit still and do nothing when they see the bright moon?

How many people have heard that there is a lantern festival but don’t come to see it?

2. "The Greatest Festival" Yuan Dynasty: Ma Zhen is married to Jin Tian. The street is full of auspicious colors at dawn, and famous papers are passed down to celebrate the winter.

The embroidered curtains are not rolled up, and the Hulu smiles are self-contained.

Translation: On the Winter Solstice Festival, the sky has just dawned in the capital, and a deep joy has already filled the capital.

People pass business cards to each other to congratulate the festival.

The embroidery curtains of wealthy families are completely open, and they all do very important things in life during the Winter Solstice Festival.

Every family took advantage of the winter solstice and played leisurely.

3. "The Fifteenth Night of the Full Moon" in the Tang Dynasty: Su Weiwei, the trees and silver flowers bloom together, and the iron locks of the star bridge open.

The dark dust goes away with the horse, and the bright moon chases the people.

All the players are playing plum blossoms, and all the singing is falling plum blossoms.

Jinwu can't help but stay at night, don't rush him when the jade leaks.

Translated: Civilized lamps are scattered around, reflecting bright light from the depths of the garden, like delicate flowers; since everywhere is accessible, the iron locks of the city gate are also opened.

The crowds are surging, the dust is flying under the horses' hooves; the moonlight shines in every corner, and people can see Beiji and the bright moon from anywhere.

Under the shadow of the moonlight, the singing girls were dressed in colorful flowers and heavy makeup, singing "Plum Blossoms Fall" as they walked.

The night ban has been lifted in the capital, so don’t be too busy with your timekeeping. Don’t let the Lantern Festival night, which only happens once a year, pass by in a hurry.

4. "Yuan Day" Tang Dynasty: Sikong Tujia Zi is worthy of many mistakes today, and his life is only self-pity.

Diligence comes one day after another, and another year comes next year after noon.

Translation Now that I am getting older, I am full of ambitions but have not realized them, and I feel sorry for myself.

We have been busy to welcome the New Year, and when the sun sets, it means that the new year is about to arrive.

5. "Picking Mulberries·Double Ninth Festival" Modern: Mao Zedong's life is easy and it is difficult to grow old, and the Double Ninth Festival comes every year.

Today is the Double Ninth Festival, and the yellow flowers on the battlefield are particularly fragrant.

The autumn wind is strong once a year, unlike the spring scenery.

Better than the spring sunshine, there is frost all over the Liao Kuo River.

Translation: People tend to grow old in their lives, but the sky never gets old. The Double Ninth Festival will come every year.

Today is the Double Ninth Festival, and the chrysanthemums on the battlefield are so fragrant.

The autumn wind blows vigorously year after year, and the scenery is not as bright as the spring scenery.

But it is even more magnificent than the spring scenery. The sky over the river is as vast as the universe and is covered with white frost.