1. Poems about "Sowing Spring and Harvesting Hope"

1. Listening to the Rain on a Spring Night 2

Strangely, when it rains outside the window, it always drops bananas.

There is no rest, and the sound is lonely.

I also know that the green willow bank should rise with the green cattail tide.

I have been traveling alone for many years, and the road back home is far away.

2. Spring is here

It is a sunny day in the solar calendar and in early April, the smoke is bright and green.

The butterflies turn, the fragrance of purple song is gentle, and the birds sing in the garden.

The pleasant late sun brings many rewards, and the idle clouds cast their shadows into the flat lake.

There are also cherry blossom trees in my hometown. How many years have I known who cares about Lianshu?

3. Xie Lingyun's "Entering Pengli Lake Mouth" by Xie Lingyun of the Southern Song Dynasty

The spring evening is full of beautiful green fields and high rocks in Baiyuntun.

4. Liang Xie Tiao of the Southern Dynasties "climbing three mountains at night and looking back at the capital"

The noisy birds cover Chunzhou, and the fields are full of heroes.

5. The ancient Yuefu poem "Long Song Xing" of the Han Dynasty

In the spring of spring, all things will shine. 2. What are the poems about sowing

1. "Compassion for the Farmers"

Tang Dynasty: Li Shen

Plant one grain of millet in spring and harvest ten thousand grains in autumn .

There is no idle land in the world, and farmers are still starving to death.

Translation: As long as you sow a seed in spring, you can harvest a lot of food in autumn. There is no uncultivated land in the world, and hardworking farmers will still starve to death.

2. "Mountain Farmers' Ci"

Tang Dynasty: Zhang Ji

The poor old farmer lived in the mountains and cultivated three or four acres of mountain fields.

The seedlings were so sparse and taxed that they could not be eaten, so they were imported into official warehouses and turned into soil.

At the end of the year, I hoe and plow beside the empty house, and I call my children to climb the mountain to collect acorns.

Xijiang Jiake has hundreds of dendrobium trees, and the dogs raised in the boat grow to eat meat.

Translation: The old man lives in poverty in the mountains and makes a living by cultivating three or four acres of mountain land. The land is small, the taxes are high, and there is no food. The grain was sent to the government warehouses, where it eventually rotted and turned into soil. All year round, only hoes and rakes were left in the empty house, and the family had no choice but to ask their sons to go up the mountain to collect acorns to satisfy their hunger.

On the boats of wealthy merchants from the west of the Yangtze River, hundreds of jewels were measured in dendrobium, and even the dogs on the boats ate meat all year round.

3. "Looking for Lu Hongjian but not meeting him"

Tang Dynasty: Jiaoran

Although he moved home with Guo, he wandered into the wild path into Sangma.

The hedge chrysanthemum planted recently has not bloomed in autumn.

No dogs barked at the door, so I wanted to ask the Xi family.

It is reported that when I go to the mountains, it will be sloping every day when I return.

Translation: He moved his family to the city area, where the country roads lead to Sangma. Chrysanthemums are planted near the fence, but autumn has arrived but they have not yet bloomed. When I knocked on the door, there wasn't even a bark, so I went to ask the neighbor of Xi's house about the situation. Neighbors reported that he had gone to the mountains. When he came back, the setting sun would always be reflected in the western mountains.

4. "Returning to the Garden and Living in the Fields·Part 3"

Wei and Jin Dynasties: Tao Yuanming

At the foot of the southern mountain where beans are planted, the grass is full of bean seedlings.

In the morning, I clean up the wasteland and filth, and return with a hoe in the moonlight.

The road is narrow and the grass and trees are long, and the evening dew touches my clothes.

It is not a pity to have stains on your clothes, but your wishes are true.

Translation: I plant beans at the foot of Nanshan Mountain. The weeds are lush and the bean sprouts are sparse. I get up early in the morning and go to the fields to weed weeds, and return home with a hoe under the moonlight at nightfall. The narrow mountain path was overgrown with vegetation, and my clothes were wet with night dew. It's not a pity that my clothes got wet, I just hope it doesn't go against my intention to return to the fields.

5. "Feng He Ling Gong Plants Flowers in the Green Field Hall"

Tang Dynasty: Bai Juyi

The Green Field Hall opened to occupy Wuhua, and passers-by gave instructions to Ling Gong's house.

Your Majesty has peaches and plums all over the world, so why bother planting more flowers in front of the hall?

Translation: The green field hall is open and takes up the essence of all things. Passers-by say that it is your grandpa’s home. Your grandpa’s students are all over the world, so why plant flowers in front of the house. 3. Famous quotes about sowing sunshine and harvesting happiness

People who avoid reality will have an even less ideal future.

Don’t look for excuses to fail, only look for reasons to succeed. (Don’t look for reasons for failure, but find ways for success)

The heights that great men reach and maintain are not achieved by flying, but when their companions are asleep. Climbing up step by step.

Three days of prophethood and ten years of wealth.

God helps those who help themselves.

When a couple is of one mind, clay turns into gold.

Perseverance is a major factor in success. As long as you knock on the door long enough and loud enough, you will eventually wake up.

The reason why people can do it is because they believe they can.

There are no desperate situations in the world, only people who are desperate for their situations.

The environment will not change, the solution lies in changing yourself.

The power developed by one person with faith is greater than that of 99 people with only interest.

Two seeds, a forest.

When you feel sad and miserable, it's best to learn something. Learning will make you always invincible.

Behind every hard work, there must be double rewards.

Without saliva and sweat, there would be no tears of success.

Those who have never failed have probably never succeeded.

If you want to succeed, use perseverance as your good friend, experience as your counselor, caution as your brother, and hope as your sentinel.

Frustration is actually the tuition fee for success.

Among the easiest things in the world, procrastination is the least effortful.

Those who sow with tears will surely reap with smiles.

Forget failure, but remember the lessons learned from failure.

Most people want to change the world, but few want to change themselves.

Patience is even better than brain power.

Any restriction starts from your own heart.

It is not the circumstances that make the people, it is the people that make the circumstances. Inspirational Quotes

The establishment of great achievements in life is not about knowing, but about being able to do it. 4. Verses expressing harvest

1. Life is fertile soil. Whatever you sow, you will reap: sow a mentality, reap a thought; sow a thought, reap a thought. Action; sow an action, reap a habit; sow a habit, reap a destiny.

2. God is fair, and if you pay, you will gain. The harvest may not be what we originally imagined, and the harvest time may not be what we originally hoped for, but there will definitely be harvest. We pay sweat and get rewarded; we pay time and get knowledge; we pay sincerity and get love; we pay price and get experience; we pay hardship and get growth... Time is like a fishing net. Wherever we cast it, the harvest is there.

3. Life is actually about choices. Only by giving up can you live a full and prosperous life in a limited life. Without courageous giving up, there is no brilliant choice. Giving up is a kind of spiritual awakening and the manifestation of wisdom, just like letting a bird return to the forest and letting a fish enter the water. Only when you learn to give up will you gain something. When all the dust settles and everything returns to calm, we will truly understand that giving up is actually another kind of beautiful gain.

4. Ordinary is a wasteland, pregnant with rise, as long as you open up; ordinary is soil, pregnant with harvest, as long as you are willing to work; ordinary is a trickle, pregnant with depth, as long as you are willing to accumulate. Ordinary life is the rest after a thrilling fight, the contemplation after a glorious pursuit. It is the depth after saying goodbye to the arrogance of ignorance and showing off. It is not the extinguishing of the fire of life, nor the indifference of transcendence. Ordinaryness is a kind of beauty.

5. When you are young, you gain youth and vitality; when you become an adult, you gain maturity and charm; when you are old, you gain experience and wisdom; in your old age, you gain peace and tranquility. When you succeed, you gain joy and happiness; when you fail, you gain sadness and tears. In the course of life, everything must be rewarded.

6. In a short life, there is too much to miss. Even the perfect harvest is accompanied by a lot of loss. Trekking on the journey of life, we have limited vision. If we refuse to miss some of the scenery in front of us, we may miss the more charming scenery ahead. Only those who are good at giving up will appreciate the real beauty. Some misses will give birth to beauty, as long as your eyes and heart are always looking.

7. It is noon on the day of hoeing, and the sweat is dripping from the soil. Who would have thought that every meal on the plate is hard work!

8. Not every effort will be rewarded, but efforts must be made for every harvest. This is an unfair and irreversible proposition.

9. If you sow behavior, you can reap your habits; if you sow your habits, you can reap your character; if you sow your character, you can reap your destiny.

10. Don’t worry about losing anything, because you are losing it all the time; don’t be proud of what you have, any possession is so short-lived. You should be grateful for those who accompany you, no matter how inconspicuous they are, and be proud of your efforts and gains. If you don't recognize yourself, how can you win the world?

11. As long as you take action, you will gain something.

12. The hard work in the past has always yielded little; perseverance and perseverance may not have a satisfactory outcome. We can accept failure calmly, but we cannot face the weakness of the soul. If we refuse struggle and persistence, how can we maintain a complete self? We can't change the world, but if we work hard, we can always change ourselves. As long as we do what we like, follow our inner feelings and intuition, and express our own voice, then we have never lost.

13. In the ordinary times, you will gain tranquility and peace; in the turbulent times, you will gain anxiety and uneasiness. In the ebb and flow of life, one gains passion and loneliness; in the ordinary trajectory of life, one gains the ups and downs of the heart; in the ever-changing world, one gains unexpected encounters of joy and sorrow. Any experience is a harvest, and any period of life can harvest a story.

14. Where there is hard work, there will be harvest; where there is soil, there will be green shade; where there is sunshine, there will be rain.

As long as a cultivator works conscientiously, he will surely harvest fruits and be loved by people.

15. Once a person's youth is over, there will be a beautiful maturity period like autumn. At this time, the fruits of life are like ripe rice waiting to be harvested in a beautiful and peaceful atmosphere.

16. No matter how hard you work, you will reap what you gain. If you want to harvest well, you must cultivate well.

17. I believe in harvesting different fruits in different seasons. In the face of success, I have learned to be peaceful; in the face of failure, I have learned to deal with it indifferently. Having a rich and tolerant heart is the greatest gain in life.

18. What we reap is what we sow.

19. Great achievements are directly proportional to hard work. If you work hard, you will gain something. Over time, from less to more, miracles can be created.

20. Harvest makes you feel how rich and colorful life is. When you are sad, believe that different seasons harvest different fruits, and you will no longer be afraid of loneliness; when you are bored, believe that different seasons harvest different fruits, you will no longer worry about dullness; when you encounter setbacks, believe that different seasons harvest different fruits. When you are in pain, you believe that different seasons will yield different fruits, and you will no longer resist sadness. 5. Quotes about harvest

Shakespeare: Once a person's youth is over, there will be a beautiful maturity period like autumn, when the fruits of life are like ripe rice in beautiful calmness. Waiting for harvest in the atmosphere.

What we reap is what we sow. -----John Pierce "As long as you act, you will reap something." If you sow behavior, you will reap your habits; if you sow your habits, you will reap your character; if you sow your character, you will reap your destiny.

——British writer Thackeray Hard work is the foundation of harvest, and good dedication is the way to become talented! "You will reap melons if you sow melons, and you will reap beans if you sow beans. If you work hard, you will reap. If you want to harvest well, you must cultivate well. Great achievements are directly proportional to hard work. Every time you work, you will harvest. Over time, you will gain. , from less to more, miracles can be created - Lu Xun was hoeing at noon, and the sweat was dripping from the soil.

Who knows that every grain of food on the plate is hard work - Li Shen worked hard! If there is harvest, there will be green shade if there is soil, and there will be sunshine and rain. As long as a cultivator works conscientiously, there will be fruits to harvest and people will love him.

(Liu Wenyu). 6. The famous saying about harvest is probably that only by sowing can you harvest like this

Shakespeare: Once a person's youth is over, there will be a beautiful mature period like autumn. , the fruits of life are like ripe rice waiting to be harvested in a beautiful and peaceful atmosphere. What we harvest is the seed we sow. -----John Pierce "As long as you act, you will gain" The act of sowing, You can reap your habits; if you sow your habits, you can reap your character; if you sow your character, you can reap your destiny. - British writer Thackeray: Hard work is the foundation of harvest, and good dedication is the way to become successful! Beans. No matter how much you work, you will get what you want. If you want to harvest well, you must cultivate well. Great achievements are directly proportional to hard work. Every time you work, you will gain. Over time, from less to more, miracles will happen. Created - Lu Xun was hoeing at noon, and the sweat was dripping from the soil. Who would have thought that every grain of food on the plate was hard work! —— Li Shen If you work hard, you will gain something. If you work hard, you will get a harvest. If there is soil, there will be green shade. (Liu Wenyu). 7. Famous sayings about sowing and harvesting

Short essay on sowing and harvesting...

There is an oasis in the distant desert. An old man is kneeling on the ground, digging the sand with a shovel. .

A traveler passed by an oasis and stopped to drink water for the camels. When he saw the old man who was sweating profusely, he stepped forward and said hello: "Hello, uncle."

"Hello", the old man replied without stopping his work.

The traveler asked: "What are you digging here on such a hot day?"

"I am sowing seeds," the old man said.

"What are you going to plant here?"

"Date palms," the old man replied.

"Dates?!" the traveler said in surprise, with an expression as if he had heard the stupidest words, "Your brain must be fried, uncle, let's go, you'd better put down the shovel and follow me to the store Come and have a drink."

"No, I have to finish sowing the seeds first, and then we can have a drink," said the old man.

"Tell me, uncle, how old are you?" the traveler asked.

"I don't know, 60, 70, or 80... I forgot... but it doesn't matter."

"Uncle, it takes 50 years for a date palm tree to grow. It takes many years to grow and bear fruit. I hope you can live long and live to be 100 years old, but by then it will be difficult for you to reap the fruits of today's labor.

It’s better not to do it.” The traveler persuaded.

“The dates I eat were planted by our predecessors, and those who planted them never dreamed of eating the coconuts they planted. Dates. I am sowing seeds today so that future generations can eat the dates I planted... Although I don’t know who will eat the dates I planted, I think the hard work is worth it. "

After listening to what the old man said, the traveler said: "Thank you very much for this lesson. Please accept my tuition." "With that said, he handed the money bag to the old man. 8. Beautiful sentences about harvest

1. In fact, life is like the growth of flowers. As we grow, we should keep moving forward and speed up the pace. It’s the best time to bloom. Our growth path cannot always be smooth, there will always be many winds and rains, but we must believe that we will win, hold faith, bravely overcome all difficulties and be tenacious in the wind and rain. When the time comes, there will be seeds for harvest.

2. Sowing details, harvesting habits; sowing habits, harvesting success; then, sowing success, harvesting life. What do you gain from hard work?

3. When we were young, we would hold hands and jump to the beach, then hold a shovel and a small bucket. I looked for shells, shoveled the soil, and put the beautiful shells into the small bucket one by one. Then, I compared the shells with each other. On the way home, I held the shells and listened to the sound of the sea in the shells. I felt surprised at what was inside the shells. Will there be a sea? What I gained at that time was pure childishness.

4. There is nothing to gain without giving, and everyone is willing to take something. I like it, because everyone has their own desires. To grow, grass needs moisture from the drizzle, warmth from the sun, and care from the gentle breeze; without drizzle, sunshine, and gentle breeze, it will grow weak and even die. Sentences.

5. Looking back, I have left my deep footprints on the land we have worked hard on. I believe that we will all reap the rich and colorful fruits of the campus; The trees on the campus are strong and tall; the people on the campus are sincere and enthusiastic; the campus is colorful.

6. Her life is a miracle of human beings through her difficult but happy life. Her autobiography made me ashamed, alerted me, and gained me a kind of faith, the importance of knowledge, and the courage for disabled people to use knowledge to overcome life.

7. The sea breeze is still blowing, the seagulls are still calling, and the sea is still rushing. Only the heart goes to the unknown, looks forward to challenges, overcomes challenges, and gains a success that belongs to us. 8. Yes, I also learned from this failure. After harvesting, I gained a golden truth - it is not your talent but your efforts that determine success.

9. The philosopher Bodman once said: "Sow an action." , you will reap a habit, sow a habit, you will reap a personality, sow a personality, you will reap a destiny. "Yes, there will always be a harvest if you sow! 10. Giving and reaping are complementary to each other. I paid for my face, () but got the respect of my classmates; I got to know others, and I also got the understanding and help of others. . --If you are willing to pay, you will gain.

11. As the saying goes: "No pain, no gain", I think it should be "No pain, no gain". , let us work hard together, use our hard work and sweat to usher in a richer and sweeter harvest, and welcome a more glorious tomorrow! 12. When I was young, I wanted to make a big garden, with many beautiful flowers blooming in it. The words are a harvest for me. They are dazzling and radiate with brilliance. The red one represents the harvest of learning. The yellow one represents the harvest of hope.

< p> 13. We are still holding hands, holding shovels and small buckets, but instead of looking for shells, we use sea water to wet the sand, and then pile up hills, little people, and sand eggs. High, then we stepped on the hill we piled up, and then the hill was flattened by us, and then we piled it up and stepped on it again. Taking the kneaded sand eggs, you chased me and threw them around. I harvested. Happiness, and innocence.

14. In life, what you do may not always be recognized by others. This may become a tangle in your heart at the time. However, after experiencing it, think about it carefully. Only through the baptism of years can we gradually mature. At this time, we should thank those who have made us grow up. It is they who have allowed us to learn to be grateful and gain a different kind of life.

15. In life, what many people want to see most is the results. They say, "Just the process, not the results." But without the process, where will the results come from? The biggest gain.

16. As the saying goes, "You will gain if you pay." I can understand the meaning of this saying not only because I have read a story about "Hanhao Bird". It comes from my own personal experience.

17. Green vegetables are the harvest of farmers’ efforts; world peace is the harvest of the revolutionary army’s efforts; the people standing at the award ceremony are the harvest of their efforts; Those of us who work silently will reap the rewards.

18. If you want to gain, you have to pay. If you work hard, you will reap the fruits. If you work hard, you will reap the results. As long as you have a firm and persistent belief.