Poems about Love Grain and Saving Grain 1. Poems about Love Grain and Saving Grain with the author
The famous poems about love grain and saving grain are as follows:
1. -don Li Shen's
2. It's full of rustic heat, and the back burns the sun. -Tang Juyi's "Watching the Harvested Wheat"
3. Holding the ear in the right hand and hanging the basket in the left arm. -Tang Bai Juyi's "Watching Mowing Wheat"
4. Looking at the former sages and families, diligence and thrift broke the luxury. Tang Li Shangyin's "Ode to History"
5. A porridge and a meal, when thinking about it, it is not easy; Half a silk and half a wisp, it is difficult to keep thinking about material resources. -Ming Zhu Bailu's "The Motto of Master Governing the Family"
6. Pearls are precious and rice is king. -folk proverb
7. Store grain as gold, and don't worry if you have grain. -folk proverb
8. From frugality to extravagance, from extravagance to frugality is difficult. -Northern Song Dynasty Sima Guang's "Training frugally to show health"
9. Cherish clothes and clothing, and cherish food and food. -Ming Feng Menglong's "Warning to the World" Volume III
1. Store a spoonful of rice every day and a stone of grain every thousand days. -folk proverb
for reference.
2. Poems about loving food, saving food and ensuring food security
Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard. -Don Li Shen's "Compassion for Farmers"
It is full of rustic heat, and the back is burning with sunlight. -Tang Juyi's
Watching Mowing Wheat
The right hand holds the ear and the left arm hangs in the basket. -Tang Bai Juyi's "Looking at Mowing Wheat"Looking at the former sages' countries and families, diligence and thrift broke the luxury. Tang Li Shangyin's "Ode to History"
A porridge and a meal, when thinking about it, it is not easy; Half a silk and half a wisp, it is difficult to keep thinking about material resources. -Ming Zhu Bailu's Motto of Master Governing the Family
Pearls are precious, and rice is king. -folk proverb
if you store grain as gold, don't worry if you have grain. -folk proverb
from frugality to extravagance, from extravagance to frugality. -Northern Song Dynasty Sima Guang's "Training frugally to show health"
Cherish clothes and clothes, and cherish food and food. -Ming Feng Menglong's "Warning to the World" Volume III
Store a spoonful of rice every day and a stone of grain every thousand days. -folk proverb
Don't forget the hardships of farmers when eating, and the busyness of workers when dressing. -Folk Proverbs
Every time you eat, you will miss the difficulty of farming; Every garment, then think of the hard work of textile. -Tang Wu Jing, Zhenguan dignitaries, admonishing princes and kings
Without agriculture, there would be chaos. -folk proverb
food is not good, but hunger can be satisfied; Body but China; You can cover yourself.
frugality is an inexhaustible feast in your life. -Emerson
3. Ancient Poems on Saving Grain
Ancient Poems on Saving Grain:
1.
Don Li Shen
If you plant a millet in spring, you will reap ten thousand seeds in autumn.
there are no idle fields in the four seas, and farmers still starve to death.
2.
Don Li Shen
When weeding at noon, sweat drips down the soil.
who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard!
3. Fisherman on the River
Fan Zhongyan in Northern Song Dynasty
People come and go on the river, but they love the beauty of perch. You see a leaf boat, in and out of the storm.
4.
Two Poems on History
In the Tang Dynasty, Li Shangyin visited the former sages' countries and families, and became thrifty and extravagant.
you don't need amber as a pillow; you don't need real pearls to be a car.
if you don't meet horses in Qinghai, it's hard to pull out the snakes in Shushan.
a few people smoked songs in the south, and in the end, Cangwu cried and blossomed.
5.
Tang Li Bai
I stayed in Wusong Mountain, and I was lonely and unhappy.
Tian's family is suffering in autumn, and her neighbors are cold at night.
Kneel into the carved rice, and the moon will be bright and plain.
it's a shame to drift, but you can't eat after three thanks.
a gentleman solves difficulties with frugality and virtue.
6.
Tang Bai Juyi
In May, people are twice as busy as the Tian family.
at night, when the south wind comes, the wheat turns yellow.
the mother-in-law is full of food, and the child is full of pot pulp.
Xiang went with Xiang Tian, and Ding Zhuang was in Nangang.
it's full of rustic heat, and the back burns in the sun.
I don't know the heat, but I regret the long summer.
there is a poor woman again, holding her son by her side.
the right hand holds the ear, and the left arm hangs the basket.
it's sad to hear what they care about.
I've lost all my taxes, so I'll take this to satisfy my hunger.
what merits do I have today? I never worked in agriculture and mulberry.
Li Lu has three hundred stones, and Yan has surplus grain at the age of one.
I'm ashamed to read this, but I can't forget
4.1 ancient poems about love and caring for food, which are poetic
Li Shen in the Tang Dynasty
planted a millet in spring and harvested ten thousand seeds in autumn.
there are no idle fields in the four seas, and farmers still starve to death.
when weeding is at noon, sweat drips down the soil.
who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard?
translation:
As long as you sow a seed in spring, you can harvest a lot of food in autumn.
All over the world, there is no land that is left uncultivated and uncultivated, and toiling farmers will still starve to death.
At noon in midsummer, the farmers are still working in the scorching sun, and sweat drips into the soil.
who would have thought that the rice in our bowl is full of the sweat and blood of farmers?
Peasant
Yan Renyu in the Tang Dynasty
In the middle of the night, Huer took advantage of the ploughing, and the cow was unable to walk gradually.
when people don't know the hardships of farmers, they will be called Tanaka Valley.
Translation:
Call the children in the middle of the night, and hurry to plow the soil in the field before dawn. The emaciated old cow is dragging the plow in the field, and it is getting slower and slower, so tired that it can hardly drag the plow.
most people don't know the hard work of the farmers, but they say that the rice and grain in the fields grow naturally.
watching mowing wheat
Bai Juyi in Tang dynasty
Tian Jia was less idle in the moon, and people were twice as busy in May.
at night, when the south wind comes, the wheat turns yellow.
the mother-in-law pays for food, and the child carries the kettle pulp.
She goes with Xiang Tian, and Ding Zhuang is in Nangang.
it's full of rustic heat, and my back is burning in the sun.
I don't know the heat, but I regret the long summer.
There is a poor woman again, holding her son by her side.
Her right hand holds the ear and her left arm hangs over the basket.
it's sad to hear what they care about.
I've lost all my taxes, so I'll take this to satisfy my hunger.
what merits do I have today? I have never been involved in farming and mulberry.
Li Lu has three hundred stones, and Yan has surplus grain at the age of 3.
I feel ashamed of this privately, and I can't forget it every day.
Translation:
Farmers have no leisure all year round, but they are doubly busy in May.
at night, a warm south wind blows, and the wheat in the field is covered with ridges and browned.
women carry food in baskets, and children carry pots full of water and soup.
accompany them to the fields to deliver meals, while men work in Nanshan Hill.
the feet are fumigated by the hot air on the ground, and the back is baked with hot sunshine.
I don't feel the heat when I'm exhausted, but I cherish the eternity of summer.
I saw a poor peasant woman, holding her child and following others.
The gleaned ears of wheat are in his right hand, and a broken basket is hanging from his left arm.
everyone who listened to her turn to tell her family story was sad for her.
in order to pay taxes, the land is sold out, and the hunger is filled by picking ears of wheat.
What merits do I have now? I have never farmed or picked mulberry.
There are 3 stones in a year's salary, and there will be surplus food at the end of the year.
I'm ashamed to think of these things, and I don't forget them all day and all night.
Wei Yingwu in Tang Dynasty
It was a light rain, and many flowers were new, and a thunder startled me.
Tian Jia has a few days off, so farming begins.
ding Zhuang is in the wild, so the nursery is reasonable.
when you come back, you will have a quiet time and drink the water from the west stream.
hunger is not self-suffering, but it is pleasing to the eye.
there is no shelter in the warehouse, and the corvee is not finished yet.
if you are ashamed of not plowing, you will reap the rewards.
Translation:
After the spring rain, all the flowers look brand-new. A spring thunder woke up all the animals that were dormant in the soil and hibernating.
after a few days of leisure, farmers began to plough in spring. Since the day of the fright, I have to get up all day and be busy with farm work in the dark.
All the able-bodied young people have gone to work in the fields, and the women and children who stay at home have cleaned up the vegetable garden at home and prepared to grow vegetables.
They are busy every day. When they get home, it's very late, and they have to take the cow to the creek in the west of the village to let it drink.
They are so tired and hungry, but they don't feel bitter. As long as they see the seedlings moistened by rain, they feel very happy.
but even if they are so busy all day, there is no overnight food at home, and the labor is endless.
Looking at these, I remember that I am not engaged in farming, but Fenglu is from the village, and I feel deeply ashamed.
5. The ancient poems about love and caring for grain are poetic.
The following are about caring for grain.
Li Shen
hoeing the grain at noon,
sweating the grain.
who knows,
every grain of Chinese food is hard
staying at Xun's house under Wusong Mountain
Tang Li Bai
I stayed at Wusong Mountain, and I was lonely and unhappy.
Tian's family worked hard in autumn, and my neighbor's daughter was cold at night.
Kneeling into the carved Hu rice, the moon was bright and plain. < The wheat is covered with long yellow.
The mother-in-law pays for food, and the child carries the kettle pulp.
She goes with the soldier to the field, and Ding Zhuang is in Nangang.
She is full of rustic heat, and her back is scorching with the sun.
She doesn't know the heat, but she regrets the long summer.
There is a poor woman again, holding her son by her side.
Hold her right hand. To feed my hunger.
Today, I have no merit.
I have collected 3 stones from farming and mulberry, and I have surplus grain at the age of Yan.
I am ashamed of this, and I can't forget it every day.
About love:
Li Zhiyi
I live at the head of the Yangtze River, and you live at the end of it. I miss you every day, but I don't see you, so I drink the Yangtze River water.
when will this water stop and when will this hatred end? Just hope that your mind like my thoughts, will certainly not live up to this mutual miss.
The Book of Songs, Li Feng, Drumming
Drumming is boring, and soldiers are actively used. Tuguocheng Cao, I travel south alone.From Sun Zizhong, Ping Chen and Song Dynasty. No, I'm going home. I'm worried.
where do you live? Losing his horse? For it? Under the forest.
life and death are generous, and Zicheng said. Hold your hand and grow old with your son.
I'm rich, but I'm alive. I'm sorry, but I believe it.
shangxie
shangxie! I want to know you and live a long life.
The mountains have no tombs, the rivers are exhausted, the thunder and the earthquake in winter, the rain and the snow in summer, and the heaven and the earth are in harmony, so I dare to abandon you!
6. What are the verses of saving grain?
The verses of saving grain are as follows: In Li Shen, farmers (Tang) hoe the grain at noon, and sweat drops the grain.
who knows that every meal in the plate is bitter. Notes: 1. Pity: Pity.
2. weeding: loosen the soil around the seedlings with a hoe. Analysis: This poem is about the hardships of labor and the hard-won fruits of labor.
The first and second sentences, "Mowing the grain at noon, sweating the grain", depict that farmers are still working in the fields at noon in the hot sun. These two poems choose specific scenes and vividly describe the hardships of labor. With these two concrete descriptions, the sighs and warnings of the third and fourth sentences "Who knows that every grain of food is hard" are free from empty and abstract preaching, and become flesh-and-blood and far-reaching proverbs.
About the author: Li Shen (772-846), a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was born in the seventh year of the Tang Dynasty (772) and his ancestral home was in Bozhou, Anhui. My father, Li Wu, served as the county magistrate of Jintan, Wucheng (now Xing Wu, Zhejiang) and Jinling (now Changzhou), and brought his family to Wuxi to settle in Meili Tuoli (now Dongtingchang Mansion Village, Wuxi County).
7. Famous sayings and verses about saving food
1. Diligent and thrifty, Man Cang, lavish and extravagant.
2. The fertile land is vast, and the eclipse rises by one liter. There are thousands of rooms in Guangsha, and I sleep seven feet at night.
3. I don't know how expensive the rice is unless I am in charge.
4. A kilo of grain, a thousand grains of sweat, scrimp and save.
5. Store a spoonful of rice a day and a stone of grain a thousand days.
6, grain harvest mangoku, but also rough tea and light rice.
7. No matter how much grain you have, you should also prepare several pots of wild vegetables.
8, simple tea and light rice will make you old; Coarse cloth and cotton-padded clothes can wear well.
9, a porridge and a meal with sweat.
1. Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard?
11. The mouse still has three points of grain. The head of the grain is not frugal, and the tail of the grain calls for rice.
12, a grain of rice, a drop of sweat, and a grain of grain sweat.
13. If you have a bumper harvest, you should eat humble meals.
14. Don't forget the hardships of farmers when eating, and the busyness of workers when dressing.
15. Cherish clothes and have clothes, and cherish food and have food.
16. If you save money on alcohol and tobacco, you will inevitably ask for help.
17. The advantages are to live in peace, but the disadvantages are to use money.
18. The mouth is bottomless. Eating too much is better than gambling too little
19. Go out and walk, watch the wind, dress and eat, and measure your possessions.
2. Ten spoonfuls make a bowl of rice.
21. Eat, drink, and look after the present, and scrimp and save.
22. When eating, you should know that cattle and horses are good, and you should remember the silkworm raiser when you start silk.
23, bran food for half a year.
24, a porridge and a meal, when thinking is not easy; Half a silk and half a wisp, it is difficult to keep thinking about material resources.
25, the family has mangoku grain, and it is not long to swing.
26. If you have enough to eat, why do you need eight treasures? Seven feet, thousands of households?
27, three years of rotten rice build a tall building, three years of porridge buy a cow.
28, who would know her simple face the loveliest of them all, * * * pities the times to dress frugally.
29. Love clothes and food.
3. A grain of rice takes ninety-nine workers.
31. Save on meals, and save on clothes.
32, there is a shortage to save the shortage, and the natural shortage saves the shortage.
33. I forgot to shrink my hand behind me, but there is no way to turn back.
34. At noon on weeding day, sweat drips down the soil. Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard.
35. A drizzle makes a river, and grains of rice make a basket.
36. It's hard to think about a porridge and a meal, but it's hard to keep thinking about it.
37. Cherish clothes and clothes, and cherish food and food.
38. Carefully calculate the grain for half a year.
39. Don't forget the disaster and famine when the grain is put into the warehouse.
4. A good harvest is a bad year.
41. There is no kind of gold, but it comes from the thrifty family.
42, one or two coals, a piece of charcoal, every little makes a mickle.
43, rough tea and light rice, fine water flows forever.
44. There are reserves every year, and people will not be wasted in famine years.
45. There are thousands of burdens at home, so don't take off your clothes or throw away leftovers.
46. Whether it's a home-cooked meal or a coarse cloth.
47. There is a long stream of water, and you don't worry about disasters.
48. Save rice today, save oil tomorrow and buy a big ox next year.
49, food is not good, but hunger can be satisfied; Body but China; You can cover yourself.
5. Save a bite when you are full and a bucket when you are hungry.
51. if you spend half a year carefully, you will not be difficult when you encounter famine.