Ancient poems in praise of silkworms, classic verses in praise of silkworms

1. The hard work is not full of baskets, and the reeling silk under the lamp hates longer. I don't know where to go, but I am greedy for embroidered mandarin ducks on my clothes.

From the Tang Dynasty Jiang Yigong's "Silkworm".

Meaning] cocoons obtained through hard work.

Dissatisfied with the basket, boiling silkworms in the middle of the night is longer than silk. The nobles wore silk and knew that silkworm raising was hard, they were just greedy for the embroidered mandarin ducks on their clothes.

2. The spring silkworm is dead to the end, and the wax torch turns into ashes and tears begin to dry. ——From the Tang Dynasty Li Shangyin's "Untitled: It's Difficult to Say Goodbye When You Meet".

Meaning] Spring silkworms do not stop spitting silk until they die, and they stop crying when the candles are burned out.

3. Wild cannibalization of green mulberry, spinning silk also into a cocoon. There is no merit and life, how different is stealing warmth. I would like Jun'er Silk to be turned into a cold man's clothes.

From the Tang Dynasty Yu Li's "Wild Silkworm".

Meaning] Wild silkworms feed on green mulberry and spin silk into cocoons, willing to sacrifice themselves, and clothed the people.

4. The old silkworm wants to make a cocoon, spinning silk and purifying Juanjuan. Thoughtfulness has changed, go and take it as you please.

From the Yuan Dynasty Wang Mian.

Silkworm cocoon meaning] praise the dedication of silkworms, silkworms have to ask for only a few green leaves, until they spit out their last silk.

5. There are also benevolent people, and silkworms are immeasurable. He will be a wok, and he will be a garment to the world.

From the Song Dynasty Dai Biaoyuan's "Song of Silkworms".

Meaning] No matter what species is benevolent, the merit of silkworms is immeasurable. It willingly uses its body as a vessel to make clothes for the world. The dedication of the silkworm was praised.

The spring silkworm is dead to the end, and the wax torch turns to ash and tears begin to dry.

The spring silkworm is dead to the end, and the wax torch turns into ashes and tears begin to dry" is because of the use of vivid metaphors, borrowing the spring silkworm to stop spitting silk until it dies, and to stop crying when the candle burns out, to metaphorize the love between men and women to death, becoming a tragic swan song for the ages.

The classic verses in praise of silkworms are as follows:1. Hugh Dao was born as a cocoon idiot, and the spring breeze butterfly was sleepy for a long time. I knew that I was physically and mentally tired today, how could I be willing to vomit bitterly at the beginning.

2. Drink spring mulberry dew in the morning and smell the fragrance of summer wormwood in the evening. Silk weaves rain rhyme, thread weaves clouds. Don't complain that the red dust is short, but pity the brocade is long. Qingqing knows what I mean, and I don't forget it.

3. The mulberry tree has green leaves in spring, and the moth goes to the farm after passing it. The silkworm cocoon is strong and the silk is bright, and the oil is exhausted, and the lamp is dry and the core is twisted.

4. I don't understand the wind and cold hatred, and the bitter silk is used as a cocoon to protect the heart. Hua Tuo had no choice but to get sick in the shell, and when he broke the spring and returned to feather.

5. When Zisang is doing penance, the splendid text spits out an inch. Who knows if the chrysalis breaks the butterfly and flies high and flutters its wings, turning into mud calluses?

6. The soul is soaring into a ball, and the wisps are hanging in the world. Heaven waits for me to weave cloud brocade, and embroider flowers and smiles with no hands. Self-restraint is not because of ugly appearance, and all fetuses get rid of their own immortals. — Towards the tail wagging silkworm moth music, see the mulberry field March day.

1. The hard work is not full of baskets, and the reeling silk under the lamp hates longer. I don't know where to go, but I am greedy for embroidered mandarin ducks on my clothes.

Tang Dynasty Jiang Yigong "Silkworm Song".

2. The spring silkworm is dead to the end, and the wax torch turns into ashes and tears begin to dry. ——Tang Dynasty Li Shangyin, "Untitled: It's Difficult to Say Goodbye When We Meet".

3.There are also benevolent people, and silkworms are immeasurable. He will be a wok, and he will be a garment to the world.

Song Dynasty Dai Biaoyuan "Song of Silkworms".