Ancient poems about the customs of the Spring Festival.

Don Bai Juyidu

Fire is bright, cheese, and wine is fragrant. I scoff at childish games, but I grew up too late.

Pay the book before class, and combine long and comfortable with young. I'm the boss and the second brother.

The seventieth issue is approaching, and the heart of ten thousand reasons has been forgotten. Not only is there less joy, but there is also no sadness.

Su Ping should be a layman, and Tsing Yi should serve Meng Guang. Husband and wife always face each other and sit on a rope bed.

The poet chose New Year's Eve as a specific time. The first part (the first four sentences) describes the happy family and the celebration of New Year's Eve, and describes the festive atmosphere of New Year's Eve vividly: lighting the torch for ancestor worship, lighting it, and the fire is bright; The wine offering is placed on the altar, and the house is full of fragrance; The children's noisy frolic sound lingered in my ears, and relatives, old and young, lined up in an orderly way to celebrate the birthday of the old poet. The second part (the last four sentences) is in sharp contrast with the last one, and it is about my old and indifferent state of mind, wanting nothing and returning to the truth.

2. Firecracker line

Fan Song Chengda

The firecrackers at the age of 20 passed. Five days before the political use of Wunong, he ate residual bean porridge to sweep the dust and cut off the pipe for five feet to simmer his salary.

With intermittent sweat and fire, healthy servants will still run away. On the other hand, when the footsteps sounded, the children stood far in front and shouted loudly.

This poem describes in detail the whole process of setting off firecrackers in a family in Suzhou and Hangzhou during the Spring Festival, expressing the poet's happy mood in the new year and pinning his good wishes for the safety of his family.