Poetry juvenile lamp recording, ask for a recording of this little poem

Date]: Northern Song Dynasty.

Author]: Su Shi.

Works]: Qin Yuanchun.

Content]: Go to Michigan, go early, and send your son immediately.

The lonely hall is green, the wild shop chicken, and the dream of the pillow is remnant.

The gradual moon is practiced, the morning frost is Geng, the clouds and mountains are brocade, and the morning dew is simmering.

The world is endless, and labor and livelihood are limited. It seems that the mayor of this district is fresh.

Groaning slightly, he was speechless with the saddle, and the past was thousands.

At that time, he was a guest in Chang'an, like a young man who had just come to Erlu.

There are thousands of words in the pen and thousands of volumes in the chest, to Jun Yaoshun, how difficult is this matter!

When you use it, you hide it in me, why not look at it in a spare place?

He is long and healthy, but he is old and has a good time, and he is in front of the bottle.

Heavenly Market.

Guo Moruo. The street lights in the distance were bright, as if countless stars were shining.

The stars in the sky appeared, as if lit by countless street lamps.

I think there must be a beautiful market in the ethereal sky.

Some of the items on display in the market are certainly rare things that are not found in the world.

You see, the shallow heavenly river must not be very wide.

The cowherd and weaver girl across the river will definitely be able to ride the cow to and fro.

I think they must be wandering around the streets of heaven at this moment.

If you don't believe it, look at the shooting star, even if they are walking with lanterns.

The Tang Dynasty poet He Zhizhang wrote in "Returning to the Hometown Puppet Book": "When the young leave home and the eldest returns, the hometown accent has not changed, and the sideburns have declined. When children don't know each other, they smile and ask where do they come from?

The whole poem is only twenty-eight words, but it paints a beautiful picture for us. The author lived in the guest land for a long time and returned home, but the children in his hometown did not know him, so they smiled and asked him if he was a guest of **. These children are childish, lively, polite, and very cute.

Cui Daorong, also in the Tang Dynasty, wrote: "Whoever doesn't tie a boat outside the fence, the spring breeze blows into the fishing bay." The child suspected that there were villagers and rushed to Chaimen but closed it.

The Little Poem "The Creek Dwelling is the Thing" depicts an interesting story by the stream in a fishing village in spring. Outside the fence, I don't know whose boat forgot to tie the cable, and was blown into the fishing bay by the gentle spring breeze. The little boy who was fishing by the water's edge, not knowing the truth, mistakenly thought that there was a visitor, so he hurriedly put down the fishing rod in his hand, and hurriedly ran to the door to report the news, wanting to open the wooden door to greet him, but closed the door in the chaos.

The poet writes a series of movements of the child into the poem, which seems to be easy and natural, but also lifelike, vividly depicting the hospitable nature of rural children. Rural children are not only hospitable, but also hardworking. The Song Dynasty poet Fan Chengda wrote in one of the pastoral poems "Four Seasons Pastoral Miscellaneous":

The fields are ploughed during the day and the horses are harvested at night, and the children of the village are in charge of their own homes. The children and grandchildren have not solved the problem of farming and weaving, and they also learn to grow melons in Sangyin. "This is a description of the intense labor in the countryside in the summer.

"Village children" are adult farmers, and "children" are children. Although children in the countryside do not know how to plough the fields and weave cloth, when they see adults weeding and rubbing twine, they also learn to grow melons under the mulberry branches. Not only do the children learn to grow melons, they also learn to fish.

The Tang Dynasty poet Hu Lingneng wrote in "Children's Fishing": "The unkempt child learns to weep, and sits on the side of the berry moss. Passers-by beckoned by asking Yao, and they were so frightened that they were shocked.

You see, how naughty and cute this "unkempt" and "side-sitting" little guy is, he is afraid that the fish will not bite the hook, and even passers-by will not answer by asking the road. The poet writes by hand, as if it takes no effort, but in fact, the effort is very deep and the poetry is also very strong. The Song Dynasty poet Yang Wanli is also a master of writing children's innocence and cuteness, and there is such a description in his "Xu Gongdian in Suxin City":

The hedge is sparse and deep, and the branches and flowers fall into the shade. The children hurriedly chased the yellow butterflies and flew into the cauliflower and were nowhere to be found. "The poet first showed us a picture of the end of spring and the beginning of summer.

Then a child jumped out of the picture who was "hurrying to chase the yellow butterfly". The yellow butterfly was chased in a hurry, and suddenly disappeared in the cauliflower. This is the end of the poem, but we can imagine how the running child suddenly stood still and looked around in the cauliflower field.

It can be seen that ancient poets are not only good at observation, but also good at using the pen, recording a dull scene, which gives magical power. Not only is it written in a novel way, but it also creates a variety of cute children's images.

There are many children's ancient poems recited in it.

The unkempt child learns to weep, and sits on the side of the plum moss.

Passers-by beckoned by asking Yao, and they were so frightened that they were shocked.

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