Poems about naughty and lovely children 1. Which poem describes naughty and lovely children and innocence?
I like children and hooligans best, lying on the stream peeling lotus flowers.
A fishing boat and two children are parked on the boat.
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The shepherd boy rides an ox and sings the forest and the moon.
I was trying to catch cicadas when I suddenly shut up.
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The Fishing Child by Hu Lingneng, a poet in the Tang Dynasty
Children with unkempt hair learn to hold the bow tightly and sit next to blackberries and moss. Passers-by waved at a distance, fearing that the fish would not be surprised.
Yang Wanli's "Su Xinshi Xugong Store"
The hedges were scattered all the way, and the flowers on the branches finally became shadows. The children chased Huang Die and flew into the cauliflower, where they couldn't find it.
Cui Daorong in Tang Dynasty. Living in a stream is one thing.
Whoever doesn't tie the boat outside the fence, the spring breeze will blow into the fishing bay. The child suspected that there were village guests, but he was in a hurry to go to Chai Men but closed it.
Fan Chengda's Four Seasons Pastoral Miscellaneous Interest
Farming during the day, good performance at night, the children in the village mind their own business. Children and grandchildren are not paid for farming and weaving, but also learn to grow melons in mulberry shade.
2. Poems describing children's liveliness and loveliness
In China's first collection of poems, The Book of Songs, there is a poem about children: "Young Yu Pei" ("Feng Wei Ge Lan"). The 280-word poem Jiao Nv by Zuo Si, a poet in the Western Jin Dynasty, can be said to be the earliest poem dedicated to children in the history of Chinese classical poetry. This poem attempts to describe the poet's two daughters, the eldest daughter "Huifang".
In the history of China's classical poetry, both poems involving children and poems dedicated to children are mostly poetic and childlike. Poetry involving children is outstanding;
Ye Songshaoweng's "Knowing that children promote weaving, a night light falls on the fence" ("What I saw in the night book") compares the troubles of poets living outside with the carefree children catching crickets by the fence;
Song Leizhen's "The Cowboy Comes Back to Cross the Cow's Back, and the Piccolo Blows Without a Cavity" ("Village Night") renders the interest of village life and the charming twilight scene of the mountain village with the sound of the shepherd boy's piccolo;
Ding's poem "Children come back from school early, so they are busy flying kites in the east wind" ("Village House") uses lively children to fly kites in the blue sky to set off the beautiful spring scenery. These poems involving children mainly set off the whole poem, but the children in the poems are not the protagonists.
In the Southern Song Dynasty, Yang Wanli's poem "Children chasing and flying into cauliflower are nowhere to be found" ("Xugong Hall in Suxin City") described children's actions more specifically and reflected children's psychology more vividly, and children became the protagonists in the poem. Here, the poet uses the description of children flapping butterflies and playing butterfly games to make the innocent and lively image of children come to life on paper, which can be described as interesting.
Don Shi Jian's Poems for Girls: "Girls are only six years old, but they are not smart and clumsy. Scholars worship the new moon in front of the temple at night. " In a few words, the image of a self-defeating innocent girl is vividly presented to the readers. Ming Tae-hyun's poem to young girls: "Get up, put on new clothes, and learn to worship your sister-in-law. Bow your head and be ashamed to see people. " And know how to use "hands tied nepotism" to cover up their shame, so that the image of the girl in "Seeds of Love" is vivid. These two poems are all about the childishness of children. Don Cui Daorong's Wooden Comb: "Wooden combs hold bamboo hats, which is a proud custom. The lying cow plays piccolo, but cultivates the fields beside the stream field. "The first two sentences focus on writing Shu Shu. The last two sentences highlight the word "wisdom", that is, its "proud" capital: it can not only drive cattle to plow the fields, but also play the flute. Obviously, this poem shows the wisdom of children with their pride.
Don Hu Lingneng's Children Fishing: "A little boy with thick hair learns to hold a bow and sit by the raspberry moss. Passers-by waved far away, and he was afraid that the fish would not surprise people. " It is about a rural boy learning to fish, highlighting the word "concentration". He is afraid of "fish shock" and concentrates on fishing. His form of "sitting on his side" hiding grass seems naive and clever, but "passers-by"
3. What poems describe children's naughty behavior?
1, "Village Residence" Qing Dynasty: Gao Ding Original: The grass grows in February, and the willows are drunk with spring smoke.
The children came back from school early, so they were busy flying kites in the east wind. In February of the lunar calendar, the grass around the village has gradually sprouted and grown, and orioles are flying around.
Willow covered with long green branches, swaying in the wind, as if gently stroking the bank. The evaporated water vapor between Shui Ze and vegetation condenses into smoke.
Willow seems to be intoxicated with this beautiful scenery. After school, the children in the village hurried home and flew kites in the blue sky when the east wind blew.
2, "Qingpingle Village Residence" Song Dynasty: Xin Qiji's original: Mao Yan is low and small, and the grass on the stream is green. Drunk Wu local drunk, gentle voice, white-haired old man who is it? The eldest son is weeding in the bean field on the east side of the stream, and the second son is busy knitting chicken cages.
My favorite is my youngest son, who is lying in the grass, peeling the lotus just picked. The eaves of the hut are low and small, and the stream is covered with green grass.
Wu dialect, slightly drunk, sounds gentle and beautiful. Whose is that old man with white hair? The eldest son is weeding in the bean field on the east side of the stream, and the second son is busy knitting chicken cages. My favorite is my youngest son, who is lying on the grass at the head of the stream, peeling off the lotus just picked.
3, "Su Xinshi Xugong Store" Song Dynasty: Yang Wanli Original: The hedge is sparse and deep, and the trees are not shaded. The child ran quickly to catch the yellow butterfly, but the butterfly suddenly flew into the vegetable garden and could not be found again.
The fence is sparse, a path leads to the distance, and the petals on the tree fall one after another, but the shade has not yet formed. The child ran after the yellow butterfly quickly, but the butterfly suddenly flew into the cauliflower and could not be found again.
4, "See" Qing: Yuan Mei's original: the shepherd boy rides an ox and sings Lin Yue. Suddenly want to catch the song of the tree, immediately stop singing and stand by the tree silently.
The shepherd boy rode on the back of the cow, and the loud song echoed in the forest. Suddenly, I wanted to catch the cicada in singing in the trees, so I stopped singing and stood quietly by the tree.
5, "Children Fishing" Tang Dynasty: Hu Lingneng Original: A unkempt teenager, learning to draw a bow, sitting by a blackberry and moss. Hearing the voice of passers-by, the child waved, afraid to disturb the fish and dare not respond to passers-by.
A child with unkempt hair and immature face learned to fish like an adult by the river, sitting sideways in the grass, his figure covered by weeds. Hearing passers-by asking for directions, the child waved indifferently, afraid to disturb the fish and dare not respond to passers-by.
4. Sentences describing the little girl as cute, naughty and studious.
Lovely words to describe little girls.
Innocent and childlike chubby face must be very comfortable to pinch. It must be very comfortable to pinch a little blush on the white cheek. There is a little blush on the white cheeks, which is naughty, naughty, lively and lovely, dignified and strong, curious, beautiful and innocent, innocent, sensible, clever, cute, smart and naughty.
Lovely little sister
Big black eyes, like two black grapes, shiny. Thin eyebrows, like two little moons, curved. Red mouth, like the color of a rose, bright red. Do you know whose facial features I'm talking about? You must not know! The five senses I mentioned above belong to a lovely little sister. She lives in Xinjindu Garden.
My mother took me to an aunt's house to play. She has a four-month-old little sister at home. She's cute.
Her head is pointed and her eyes are curious from time to time. It seems that she can't get enough of this novel world. Because it was the first time we met, my mother wanted to hug her, and she burst into tears. But after a while, my mother hugged her again, but she pouted and smiled. The child's face is really ever-changing and unpredictable! Her mouth is always banging, as if she were eating something. When she was lying in bed, her hands were spread out like nunchakus and her legs were put together like triangles, which was very interesting. When she was nursing, she turned to see if there was any noise. Still laughing. When she saw us eating, her mouth kept swallowing. As long as you shake something in front of her, she will reach for it and eagerly stuff it into her mouth, as if everything is her food, even his hand.
Seeing her reminds me of my childhood. Seeing the way my aunt takes care of my little sister, I think we "saplings" must work hard to absorb "nutrients" so that we can grow into pillars and repay our parents in the future. If it's worthless, it's a waste of the hard cultivation and upbringing of the "big tree" mother.
5. What poems describe children's liveliness and loveliness?
In China's first collection of poems, The Book of Songs, there is a poem about children: "Young Yu Pei" ("Feng Wei Ge Lan"). The 280-word poem Jiao Nv by Zuo Si, a poet in the Western Jin Dynasty, can be said to be the earliest poem dedicated to children in the history of Chinese classical poetry. This poem attempts to describe the poet's two daughters, the eldest daughter "Huifang". Whether writing children's poems or reciting children's poems, most of them are poetic and childlike. Excellent poems about children are as follows: Ye Song Shaoweng's "Knowing that there are children to promote weaving, a night light falls on the fence" ("What I saw in the night book"), which compares the poet's worries about living outside with carefree children catching crickets while lighting the lamp; Song Leizhen's "The Cowboy Comes Back to Cross the Cow's Back, and the Piccolo Blows Without a Cavity" ("Village Night") renders the interest of village life and the charming twilight scene of the mountain village with the sound of the shepherd boy's piccolo; Ding's poem "Children come back early from school, so they are busy flying kites in the east wind" ("Village House") uses lively children to fly kites in the blue sky to set off beautiful spring scenery. These poems involving children mainly serve as a foil to the whole poem, but the children in the poems are not the protagonists. In the Southern Song Dynasty, Yang Wanli's poem "Children chase after Huang Die and fly into cauliflower without finding it" ("Stay in Xugongdian in Xincheng"), children became the protagonist in the poem. Here, by describing children's butterflies and butterflies, the poet makes the innocent and lively image of children jump from the paper, which can be described as interesting. Tang Jianwu's Poems for Young Girls: "The young girl is only six years old, and she is not clever and clumsy. She was in front of the church at night, and she worshipped the new moon. "A few words made her self-defeating and innocent. Beginners worship their eldest sister-in-law, bow their heads and be ashamed to see others, and tie nepotism with their hands. They write that girls learn to bow down and worship when their sisters-in-law get married. They not only know how to "wear new clothes", but also know how to "be ashamed of meeting people", and even know how to cover up their shame by "tying nepotism with their hands", which makes the image of girls in Seeds of Love vivid. These two poems are all about the childishness of children. The last two sentences of Tang dynasty highlight the word "wisdom", that is, its "proud" capital: it can not only drive cattle to plow the fields, but also play the flute. Obviously, this poem shows the wisdom of children with their pride. Don Hu Lingneng wrote in "Children Fishing": "A bald little boy learned to hang on the bow of the boat, sit by the raspberry-like moss and reflect his body. Passers-by waved far away, and he was afraid that the fish would not surprise people. " The form of "sitting aside" and hiding in the grass is naive and ingenious, while the details of "passers-by asking questions" and "waving from a distance" don't answer make the children's emergency mode more vivid and distinctive. This poem can be said to show his concentration on children's intelligence.