What is the difference between the ancient poem of the village evening and the poem of the shepherd

The content is different, the topic is different, and the author is different.

The poem "Village Evening" mainly describes a shepherd boy who is in the process of herding cattle, and then in the evening he sees the curling smoke rising from his village, and then yearns for the scene of going home to eat. It shows the poet's yearning and love for rural life.

"Village Evening" is written about the evening scene of a mountain village, which paints a very beautiful picture and sets the background for the appearance of the shepherd boy in the last two sentences. The first two sentences of the poem organically integrate the pond, the mountain pants, and the sunset, and the last two sentences show the naughty and cute, innocent, lively, and innocent of the shepherd boy. These scenes, the colors are harmonious, and the tone is fresh.

In such a situation, the shepherd boy is naturally leisurely and happy. At the same time, it also shows the carefree and leisurely feelings of the shepherd boy.

The village boy plays the flute on the back of the cow, leisurely and self-aware, simple and innocent and happy.

Sitting on the back of a cow and blowing a tune without a tune.

1. The fun of the shepherd boy in the village evening is to play the flute.

2. "Village Evening" is a seven-character quatrain composed by the Southern Song Dynasty poet Lei Zhen. It is a poem about the evening scene in the countryside: it depicts a pond surrounded by grass, a red sunset that seems to be bitten by a mountain, and a child who is herding cattle home sitting on the back of a cow and playing a casual tune with a piccolo.

The poet wrote on the spot, constituting a picture of the rural evening scene full of life interest, expressing the poet's love and praise for the rural evening scene.

3. This poem shows a picture of a shepherd boy riding a bull and returning late, which truly reaches the realm of "painting in poetry". This is a poem describing the evening scene of the countryside: in the grassy pond all around, the pond is full of water, the sun is about to set, and the red fireball seems to be eaten by the mountain (after the mountain has set), and is reflected in the ripples of the cold pond water.

The child who came home from herding the cow sat on the back of the cow, and he played the piccolo casually. The poet wrote on the spot, forming a picture of the evening scene of the countryside with the interest of life.

The similarity is that they are all written about scenes and events, and there are no differences.

Both poems describe the peaceful life of rural children, but "The Shepherd Boy" not only writes about the carefree nature of the shepherd boy, but also reveals the playfulness of the shepherd boy and the evening breeze.