Source: Contemporary Cang Kejia's "Old Cattle"

The whole poem is as follows:

Pieces of water and mud are left uncultivated, and things are removed through deep digging.

an old cow can also solve the problem of being young and expensive, without waiting to whip himself.

translation:

The water and mud in every barren field continuously extend the depth of digging to the original plow, and the cow still knows that time is fleeting and extremely precious, so he vigorously raises his hoof to show that he wants to work hard and cherish his life without waiting for his master to wave a whip to urge him.

Extended information:

Appreciation:

People who are ambitious in their chests will consciously move towards their goals without external pressure. This is a poem written by the poet when he was over the age of ancient times. With the help of the image of an old ox who worked tirelessly, aged and strengthened himself, he praised the lofty aspirations of the working people and his determination to contribute everything to the motherland and the people in his lifetime.