Transplanted poetry

Poems describing rice transplanting include: Xiao Chun in Hengxitang, Poetry of Rice Transplanting and Song of Rice Transplanting.

Hengxitang Xiao Chun 1

Song yusiliang

Hold a green plant in your hand, smoke is lonely, rain is invisible.

The east wind dyed 3,000 hectares, and the egrets had nowhere to stop.

Put a handful of blue seedlings in the water, and the seedlings will turn green instantly, just like farmers' hands, dyed green. There is a drizzle in the sky. The warm spring breeze blew the endless rice fields green. The egret came and looked at the boundless green, but could not find a place to stay.

2. Transplanting poems

In the Five Dynasties, this monk appeared together.

Reach into the field with green seedlings and lower your head to see the water in the sky.

Six clean paths are paths, and retrogression is progress.

The transplanter holds the seedlings in hand and irrigates them into the paddy fields one by one. When transplanting rice, they can look down and see the endless blue sky and white clouds reflected in the rice fields. Transplanted seedlings need to have clean "roots" and not rot, so that they can grow into "rice (road)" in the future. On the surface, when transplanting, you insert and retreat, but go straight ahead.

3. The song of transplanting rice seedlings

Song Yang Wanli

Fu Tian threw the seedlings to the woman, and the children pulled them out and put them in.

Dai Li is a beggar, and the rain drips from head to shoulder.

When eating, ask the canal to rest for half a minute, but bow your head and bend over just not to pick it up.

Take care of geese and ducklings when the roots of seedlings are not firmly twisted.

The farmer threw the seedlings up, the peasant woman caught them, the youngest son pulled them up and the eldest son planted them. Hats are used as helmets and hemp fibers are used as armor. The rain came in from the head and wet the shoulder blades. The peasant woman told the farmer to have breakfast and have a rest. The farmer bent down to work, but he didn't agree. She just said that the roots of the seedlings are not firm, and the seedlings in this land have not been planted yet. Be careful of goslings and ducklings when you go home, and don't let them destroy their seedlings.

Appreciation of transplanting songs

Transplanting Song is a seven-character ancient poem by Yang Wanli, a poet and writer in the Southern Song Dynasty. The poem vividly depicts the scene that the whole family of farmers in the south of the Yangtze River mobilized to transplant rice seedlings. Fu Tian, Tianfu, Sophomore and Junior have their own division of labor, and they are busy in pulling out, throwing, receiving and transplanting seedlings. The first four sentences are purely descriptive and expressive. The last four sentences are like a set of close-ups, drawing shapes and sounds. The whole poem is novel, peculiar, fast and quiet, which fully embodies the style of sincere fasting.

This poem named "Song of Transplanting" shows the busyness of transplanting rice. Transplanting is related to the harvest, so we must not delay time. So at this time, men and women, old and young, came to Tiantou together, doing their jobs, and did not dare to slack off.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Transplanting Songs Baidu Encyclopedia-Transplanting Poetry Baidu Encyclopedia-Hengxitang Xiao Chun.