Kankari is a sentence that reflects the hard work of the peasants

The feet are steaming in the summer and the sun is burning in the back.

The sentence of the hardships of labor: the feet are steaming in the summer and the rustic, and the back is lacking in the scorching sky.

Ambivalent sentence: I don't know the heat when I do my best, but I cherish the long summer.

Guanmai Bai Juyi.

The Tian family has few idle months, and people are busy in May. The south wind rose at night, and the wheat was covered with yellow.

The woman and aunt eat lotus, and the child carries the pot pulp. He went with Yutian, and Ding Zhuang was in Nangang.

The feet are steaming in the summer and the sun is burning in the back. I don't know the heat, but I regret the long summer.

And there was a poor woman, with a child beside her. The right finger is holding the ear in the hand, and the left arm is hanging from the basket.

Listening to their words, those who hear it are sad. The family land lost all the taxes, and they were hungry.

What merit do I have now, I have not been a farmer. There are 300 stones, and there is surplus grain in the year.

The Tian family has few idle months, and people are busy in May. The south wind rose at night, and the wheat was covered with yellow. The poem begins with a background to the writing, indicating that it is the busy season for the wheat harvest in May.

Then, "the woman and the aunt eat the lotus, and the child carries the pot pulp." He went with Yutian, and Ding Zhuang was in Nangang. These two sentences describe women and children rushing to the fields to bring water and food to young men who are harvesting wheat.

Later, he wrote about the fatigue and toil of the young and middle-aged people, who were "full of heat and rustic, and their backs were scorching." "Regardless of the scorching sun, he stepped on the hot ground, and worked tirelessly to harvest wheat in the Nangang wheat field. I don't know the heat, but I regret the long summer.

Although they are exhausted, they can't care about the hot sun in order to cherish the long days of summer. At this point in the poem, the scene of the family's hard work and busyness unfolds in front of our faces, and the reader also gives deep pity for this. Then the author paints a poignant picture.

And there was a poor woman, with a child beside her. The right hand holds the relic, and the left hand hangs the basket. "A poor woman carries a small child in her arms and picks up the ears of wheat that have been left behind in the harvest.

Listening to their words, those who hear it are sad. The family land lost all the taxes, and they were hungry. "It turned out that in order to pay official taxes, her family bought all the fields, but now there is no land to plant and no wheat to harvest, so she has to rely on the broken wheat scattered by others when they harvest, which is really sympathetic and sad.

The two scenes described above profoundly reveal the difficult life of the peasants under the oppression of heavy taxes, their hard work and busy farming, but still insecure, and the strong irony of today's wheat harvesters is likely to become tomorrow's wheat pickers.

The feet are steaming in the summer and the sun is burning in the back.

Enough to steam the summer and rustic, the back burns the sky, and I don't know the heat, but I regret the long summer.