1. Zhuangzi’s poems about cherishing food
Zhuangzi’s poems about cherishing food 1. Ancient poems about cherishing food
Compassion for farmers
Li Shen
Plant one grain of millet in spring,
Harvest ten thousand grains in autumn.
There is no idle land in the world,
Farmers are still starving to death.
Compassion for farmers
Li Shen
It was noon on the day of hoeing,
Sweat dripped from the soil.
Who knew that a plate of delicious food would be hard work
Staying at Xun Ni’s house at the foot of Wusong Mountain
Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty
I stay under the five pine trees, lonely and joyless.
The Tian family is suffering in the autumn, and the neighbor girl cooks in the cold at night.
Kneeling down and eating carved rice, the moonlight shines on the plain plate.
It makes people feel ashamed, and they can’t eat after three thanks.
"Guan Miao Wheat" by Bai Juyi
The Tian family has few free months, but in May people are twice as busy.
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The south wind blows at night, and the wheat is covered with yellow.
The women carry baskets for food, and the children carry pots of pulp.
We go to the salary fields together, and the young men are there. Nangang.
The weather is full of heat and rustic weather, and the sky is scorching on my back.
I am too exhausted to know the heat, but I regret that the summer is long.
There are poor women again, The baby is next to him.
The right hand is holding the earrings, and the left arm is hanging the basket.
Listening to him talking to each other, the listener is sad.
Jia Tian loses After the tax is exhausted, I pick this up to satisfy my hunger.
What merit do I have now? > I feel ashamed when I read this, and I will never forget it.
2. Does anyone know any children’s songs or proverbs about cherishing food?
Words: hot, sultry, hot, fiery, blazing, scorching sun It is scorching, the sun is blazing in the sky, the sun is like fire, the steam is steaming, the heat is unbearable, the heat waves are rolling, and the colors are colorful. Poems describing summer
1. I am exhausted and don’t know how hot it is, but I regret that the summer is long. (Bai Juyi: "Viewing the Cutting of Wheat")
2. Living deep in Foujia City, spring is gone and summer is still clear. (Li Shangyin: (Wanqing))
3. The first summer is still peaceful, and the grass has not stopped. (Xie Lingyun: (Traveling to Sailing in Chishi))
4. The bitter nights are short in midsummer, so open the pavilion to enjoy the slight coolness. (Du Fu: "Sigh on a Summer Night")
5. Farmer Fang Xiayun, I dare to eat when I sit still. (Dai Fuxu: "The Great Heat")
6. Everyone suffers from the heat, but I love the long summer (Li Ang: "Summer Couplet")
7. The remaining clouds bring away the summer heat, and the new rain brings the mist of autumn. (Cen Shen: "Shui Pavilion Sends the Prince of Huayin to Return to the County")
8. It rains continuously and you don't know the end of spring, but you can only wake up to summer when it clears up. Deep. (Fan Chengda: "Xiqing")
9. The Qingjiang River embraces the village, and everything in the Changxia River Village is quiet. (Du Fu: "Jiangcun")
10. There is no need to regret when the flowers are gone, the summer trees are full of yang and yin. (Qin Guan: "Odd Titles on the Dark Sun in March") Poems describing summer
1. I can't help but feel the heat, but I regret that the summer is long. Bai Juyi: "Viewing the Cutting of Wheat"))
2. Living deep in Foujia City, spring is gone and summer is still clear. (Li Shangyin: (Wanqing))
3. The first summer is still peaceful, and the grass has not stopped. (Xie Lingyun: (Traveling to Sailing in Chishi))
4. The bitter nights are short in midsummer, so open the pavilion to enjoy the slight coolness. (Du Fu: "Sigh on a Summer Night")
5. Farmer Fang Xiayun, I dare to eat when I sit still. (Dai Fuxu: "The Great Heat")
6. Everyone suffers from the heat, but I love the long summer (Li Ang: "Summer Couplet")
7. The remaining clouds bring away the summer heat, and the new rain brings the mist of autumn. (Cen Shen: "Shui Pavilion Sends the Prince of Huayin to Return to the County")
8. It rains continuously and you don't know the end of spring, but you can only wake up to summer when it clears up. deep.
(Fan Chengda: "Xiqing")
9. The Qingjiang River embraces the village, and the Changxia River village is quiet. (Du Fu: "Jiangcun")
10. Why regret Fang Fei's departure? Xia Mu's yang and yin are pleasant. (Qin Guan: "Odd Titles on the Dark Sun in March") Poems describing summer
1. I am exhausted and don’t know how hot it is, but I regret that the summer is long. (Bai Juyi: "Viewing the Cutting of Wheat")
2. Living deep in Foujia City, spring is gone and summer is still clear. (Li Shangyin: (Wanqing))
3. The first summer is still peaceful, and the grass has not stopped. (Xie Lingyun: (Traveling to Sailing in Chishi))
4. The bitter nights are short in midsummer, so open the pavilion to enjoy the slight coolness. (Du Fu: "Sigh on a Summer Night")
5. Farmer Fang Xiayun, I dare to eat when I sit still. (Dai Fuxu: "The Great Heat")
6. Everyone suffers from the heat, but I love the long summer (Li Ang: "Summer Couplet")
7. The remaining clouds bring away the summer heat, and the new rain brings the mist of autumn. (Cen Shen: "Shui Pavilion Sends the Prince of Huayin to Return to the County")
8. It rains continuously and you don't know the end of spring, but you can only wake up to summer when it clears up. Deep. (Fan Chengda: "Xiqing")
9. The Qingjiang River embraces the village, and everything in the Changxia River Village is quiet. (Du Fu: "Jiangcun")
10. There is no need to regret when the beauty is gone, the summer wood is full of yang and yin. (Qin Guan: "Odd Titles on the Dark Sun in March") Summer Proverbs
3. Li Shen's poem about cherishing food
Li Shen's poems about cherishing food are:
"Compassion for the Farmers"
About the author:
Li Shen (772-846) Han nationality, Born in Qiao County, Bozhou in the Tang Dynasty (now Bozhou), he passed the Jinshi examination at the age of 27 and served as an assistant teacher at Bu Guozi. He had a close relationship with Yuan Zhen and Bai Juyi. The most outstanding part of his life was poetry. He was born in the history of literature. He was a participant in the New Yuefu Movement, which had great influence. He wrote 20 poems in "New Yuefu Titles", two of which have been lost. "Every grain of Chinese food is hard work." His admiration for moxibustion is known to everyone and has been passed down through the ages. "The Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" contains four volumes of his poems.
Appreciation of works:
First of all, these two The content described in the poem is the most familiar thing that people often come into contact with. However, the most familiar does not necessarily mean that you really know it. There are many situations in life that you turn a blind eye to. If someone enlightens you, or explains the essence, or points out the content. A certain truth will feel very eye-catching and clear, thus deepening the understanding. The reason why these two poems have vitality is this truth.
"A grain of millet is planted in spring and harvested in autumn." "Ten thousand seeds", this scene of spring planting and autumn harvest is probably common to everyone and everyone knows it. However, it is often difficult to think about some issues in connection with society and class like the poet did. The poet thought about it. He started from "There is no idle land in the world" In the scene of a great harvest, we can see the cruel reality that "farmers are starving to death". This point is extremely shocking and eye-catching, and naturally leaves a deep impression on people. Another example is "meal on the plate", which is something that people come into contact with every day. It is necessary to eat every meal, but no one thought of connecting these grains with the sweat of farmers under the scorching sun. The poet keenly observed it and condensed it into the poem "Every grain is hard work", which inspired people. , leading people to think about the truth, so that those who do not know how to cherish food can be deeply educated.
Secondly, when the poet clarifies the above content, he does not describe and discuss it in an empty and abstract manner, but uses the method Distinctive images and profound contrasts are used to expose problems and explain truths, making it easy for people to accept and understand. For example, the first three sentences of the first song use a clear image to summarize the hard work of farmers in the vast fields such as spring planting and autumn harvesting. All this hard work has resulted in a large amount of food. It should be said that we can live on, but the last sentence suddenly changed and came to the fact that "the farmers are still starving to death." In this way, the situation before and after forms a sharp contrast, causing readers to think about problems and draw conclusions from the comparison, which is much more profound and powerful than the author directly telling readers his point of view.
Another example is the second poem. In the first two sentences, the author does not say how hard it is for farmers to farm and how difficult it is to grow crops. He just vividly exaggerates the plot of farmers sweating while hoeing under the scorching sun. It makes people appreciate this hard work and difficulty in a more concrete, profound and real way. Therefore, the poet finally said in a rhetorical tone, "Who knows that every meal on the plate is hard work?" is very convincing. Especially the comparison of grains of food to drops of sweat is really subtle, vivid and appropriate.
4. What are the poems that persuade people to cherish food?
The poems that persuade people to cherish food include the following:
1. At noon on the day of hoeing, sweating Drops of grain fall into the soil. Who would have thought that every meal on the plate is hard work?
2. A porridge and a meal should be thought of as hard-won, and half a thread of constant thoughts are difficult to obtain.
3. "Looking at the virtuous countries and families in the past, the success was caused by diligence and thrift, and it was broken down by luxury. Why do you need amber to be a pillow, how can you use a real pearl to start a chariot. When you are far away, you will not meet the Qinghai horse, and if you are poor, it is difficult to pull out the snake in Shushan. . Several people have been singing songs in the south, and the trees are weeping at the end of the day. "It's noon on the day of hoeing, but the food is dripping from the soil." It's Li. Gentleman's poem "Compassion for the Farmers". The meaning is as follows: Farmers are hoeing under the scorching sun at noon, and sweat drips from their bodies on the land where the seedlings grow. Who knows that every grain of food on the plate was earned by farmers through hard work?
"One porridge and one meal should be remembered as hard-earned; half a thread and half a strand should be kept in mind that material resources are difficult." It comes from Zhu Bolu's "Family Governance Motto" in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. This means: When eating every bowl of porridge and every bowl of rice, you should think about how many people have contributed and how much energy has been consumed in this porridge and rice. It is really hard-won; every half of the silk, For every half thread, you should always think about how much material energy and how many people's hard work it contains, and it should be cherished.
"Looking at the virtuous countries and families in the past, success was due to diligence and frugality, and destruction was due to extravagance" comes from "Two Ode to History·Part 2" written by Li Shangyin of the Tang Dynasty.
The whole poem says: "Looking at the virtuous countries and families in the past, the success was due to diligence and frugality, and the end was due to luxury. Why do you need amber to be a pillow, how can you get a real pearl to start a chariot. When you go far away, you will not meet the Qinghai horse, and you will be poor. Pulling out the snakes in Shushan. Several people have played the song of Xunnan, and the blue sky and the green flowers are crying in the end."
The general idea of ??the poem is that throughout history, any wise country's success stems from diligence and frugality, while its decline stems from luxury. Why does amber have to be used to make a pillow, and why is a car inlaid with pearls a good choice? I want to travel far, but I don't see a thousand-mile horse. I am alone and unable to pull out the fierce snake in Shu Mountain. How many people have heard Emperor Shun's "Song of the Southern Wind" with their own ears? For eternity, I can only cry in Cangwu facing the green canopy. The first sentence of this poem, "Looking at the virtuous countries and families in the past, success was due to diligence and thrift, and success was due to luxury." It directly points to the topic. It means that looking back at the past dynasties, diligence and thrift can make the country prosperous, while luxury and corruption can destroy the country. It puts forward the success or failure of all political powers. key.