Ancient poems about traditional festivals include

Ancient poems about traditional festivals include: "New Year's Day", "The Night of Ching Ming", "Snow on New Year's Eve", "Lunar Night in Gui Zhou", "New Year's Night", "Lanterns on the Fifteenth Night of the First Moon", "Yuanxi in Bianjing", "The Night of the Fifteenth Day of the First Month", "Sheng Chazi - New Year's Eve", and "Looking at the Moon on the Fifteenth Night", and so on.

Specific content:

1. Wang Anshi, Song Dynasty, "New Year's Day": A year is over in the sound of firecrackers, and the spring breeze sends warmth into the tassel. The first time I saw this, I saw a new peach for an old one. Translation: With the sound of firecrackers, the old year is over, and with the warm spring breeze, we are enjoying drinking Tu Su wine. The rising sun shines on thousands of households, and they all take down the old peach symbols and replace them with new ones.

Theme: This poem describes the lively, joyful and moving scene of renewal on the first day of the New Year, and expresses the author's ideological feelings of political renewal.

2, Tang Dynasty Bai Juyi "Qingming Night": good wind and moon clearing the night, blue masonry red Xuan assassin's home. I was alone in the corridor and rested again, listening to the strings and pipes to see the flowers in the dark. Translation: On the night of Ching Ming, the wind was blowing and the moon was hazy, the steps were made of green stone, and the red balustrade was the residence of the assassin. I was walking alone in the corridor, listening to the sound of distant stringed instruments and silently admiring the flowers blooming in the courtyard.

Theme: This poem describes the poet walking alone in the gyratory corridor on the night of Qingming Festival, singing, listening to the sound of strings and pipes music in the distance and admiring the flowers under his eyes, which expresses the poet's leisurely mood.