What are the poems, idioms, sayings and proverbs that describe cows?

1. Poems

1. "Cow Herding Poems"

Yuan·Gaoqi

Your horns are curved, my tail is bald and fast ,

*** picked up the piccolo and long whip, and went to the south of Longlong and Donggang to chase each other.

The sun is setting, the grass is far away, and the cattle are running late. I only know how tired and hungry the cattle are;

The cattle sing when they are on top, and they sit down when they return, and they lie down next to them when they return at night.

I have no worries about raising cattle for many years, but I am afraid that I will lose the rent and sell my cattle.

2. "Chile Song"

Southern and Northern Dynasties

Chile River, at the foot of Yinshan Mountain, the sky is like a dome, covering the surrounding fields.

The sky is clear, the fields are vast, and the grass is blown by the wind, and cattle and sheep can be seen low.

2. Idioms

1. Bezoar dog treasure

Pinyin: niú huáng gǒu bǎo

Explanation: Bezoar, the substance in the gallbladder of cattle Calculus; dog treasure, condensation in the dog's organs. Both are the products of visceral disease, so they are metaphors for a broken heart.

Source: The third chapter of "Ping Gui Zhuan" by Taoist Branch Branch of the Ming Dynasty: "There are only five kinds of Jueming Dan, bezoars and dog treasures are stored in one place; water slices and ginseng are finely powdered, and half of them are used to make big beads. ”

For example: If I had the ability to take out your two bezoar dog treasures in advance, and then fight for my life with that shrew, I wouldn’t be considered Grandma You Sangu! ?

2.?Nuo-headed horse-face

Pinyin: niú tóu mǎ miàn

Explanation: Two ghost soldiers in superstitious legends, one with a head like a cow and the other with a head like a cow Like a horse. Metaphor for all kinds of ugly people.

Source: Volume 11 of "Jingde Chuandeng Lu" by Shi Daoyuan of the Song Dynasty: "Sakyamuni is the bull-headed jailer, and the founder is the horse-faced grandmother."

Example sentences: Only recently Often in dreams, or just before waking up, I feel a sense of terror, and all the bull-headed and horse-faced creatures I was afraid of before have accumulated and gathered around me.

3. niú drizzle

Pinyin: niú máo xì yǔ

Explanation: Refers to thin and dense drizzle.

Source: Volume 5 of Liangbian Qiuyu'an Essays by Liang Shaoren of the Qing Dynasty: "The drizzle brings the setting sun."

Example sentence: But the drizzle continues all day long, making it misty. Not a trace of sunlight.

3. Common sayings and proverbs

1. It takes three years of rotten rice to build a tall building, and three years of gruel to buy a cow.

2. Cows are the treasure of farmers. If you work hard but don’t have cows, you will get up early in the morning.

3. The cattle farmer’s treasure must be taken good care of.

4. Lighting lamps saves fuel, plowing fields and loving cattle.

5. Get up early if there are no cows in the pen.

6. Bow your head and be willing to be a Ruzi Niu.