What are some ancient poems about festivals and customs?

Ancient poems about traditional festivals and customs are as follows:

1, Tang Dynasty Gao Shi's "New Year's Eve"

The hotel's cold lamps do not sleep alone, the guest's heart why turn miserable.

This is the first time I've ever thought about my hometown, and I'll be thinking about it for another year tomorrow.

Translation: The cold light in the hotel reflected the lonely guest who could not sleep. What is it that this lonely traveler is feeling so miserable about? The people in my hometown must be thinking of me tonight, who is thousands of miles away; my temples have become gray, and I will be a new year old by tomorrow.

2. Song Dynasty Ouyang Xiu's "Sheng Zha Zi - New Year's Eve"

Last year on New Year's Eve, the lights in the flower market were as bright as day.

The moon rose above the willow, and the people met after dusk.

This year on New Year's Eve, the moon and the lights are still the same.

I don't see anyone from last year, but my sleeves are wet with tears.

Translation: At the Lantern Festival last year, the flower market was lit up like day. I had a date with a beautiful woman after dusk, when the moon was over the top of the willow tree, to talk about my feelings. This year, at the Lantern Festival on the 15th day of the first month, the moonlight and lights are still the same as last year. I can no longer see the last year's deceased, the tears of longing stained the sleeves of the spring shirt.

3, Ming Dynasty Xu Youzhen's "Mid-Autumn Moon - Mid-Autumn Moon"

Mid-Autumn Moon. The moon is bright at mid-autumn. The moon is bright and clear, and I know how much he knows about it.

Nothing to say about the sunshine and the round and the shortages, but I am glad to see the good times on earth. I wish I could see the Mid-Autumn Moon every year.

Translation: The moon looks brighter at the Mid-Autumn Festival than at other times. So what if it is brighter? And how many people know the yin and yang that it experiences? Let's just forget about it, no matter what, and just cherish the good times in this world! Such a good time of the year, I hope to see such a good moon every year.

4, Tang Dynasty Wang Bo's "Nine Days in Shuzhong"

September 9, looking at the township platform, he sat in his hometown to send the guest cup.

The people are tired of the pain in the south, and the geese come from the north.

Translation: On the 9th day of the 9th month of the 9th lunar month, when I climbed up to look at my hometown, I drank the wine to send off the guests at the banquet in a foreign country, and I felt infinite sorrow. The heart is already tired of all the sorrows of living in the south, unable to return, and why do the geese still come from the north.

5. Feng Yansi's "Magpie Treading Branches - Where do the clouds go in a few days"

Where do the clouds go in a few days? I forgot to come back, not to say that the spring will be twilight. I'm not sure who I'm talking to, but I'm sure that I'll be able to find a place where I can get a good deal on my own.

Tearful eyes leaned on the building and often spoke alone. The first thing you need to do is to get your hands dirty. I'm not sure if I'll be able to find a place to go to in my dreams," he said.

Translation: These days, he is like a cloud floating where? I forgot to go home, not caring that the spring will pass away. The cold food road is full of weeds and flowers. And on whose tree is his carriage tied? Tearful eyes leaning on the building, I keep talking to myself, the two swallows are flying, can I meet him on the road? The first thing you need to do is to find a way to find him in your dreams.