What are the poems that describe rural pastoral life?

Passing an old friend’s village Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Meng Haoran

My old friend brought chicken and millet and invited me to Tian’s house. The green trees border the village, and the green mountains and hills slope outside.

Open a dining room and chat over wine. When the Double Ninth Festival comes, chrysanthemums will come.

"Passing Through My Old Friend's Village" is a five-rhyme poem composed by Meng Haoran, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It tells the story of how the poet was invited to visit an old friend's house in the countryside. In the simple and natural pastoral scenery, the host and guest toasted to drink and chatted about daily life, which was full of fun and expressed the sincere friendship between the poet and his friends. At first glance, this poem seems as plain as water, but when you taste it carefully, it looks like a Chinese painting of pastoral scenery. It perfectly combines scenery, things, and emotions, and has a strong artistic appeal.

2. Jiyu Wangchuanzhuang's work Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Wang Wei

The fireworks in the forest are late in Jiuyu, and the quinoa is steamed and cooked. Egrets fly in the desert paddy fields, and orioles sing in the overcast summer trees.

In the mountains, I learn to watch the hibiscus trees quietly, and under the pine tree, I fold the dew sunflower in Qingzhai. The old man in the wild fights with others, but the seagull is even more suspicious of what happened.

"Jiyu Wangchuan Village" is a work by Wang Wei, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. It was selected into "Three Hundred Tang Poems" compiled by Hengtang retired scholars in the Qing Dynasty. This poem uses bright and fresh colors to depict the beautiful and busy scene on the Guanzhong Plain after the long rain in summer has stopped. The first four sentences describe what the poet observed quietly, and the last four sentences describe the poet's secluded life. The poet combined his elegant and light Zen life with the quiet and beautiful pastoral scenery of Wangchuan to create an artistic conception where things and I are comfortable with each other and the scenes blend together. The scenery described in the whole poem is vivid and realistic, with a strong flavor of life, just like an elegant ink painting, fresh, clear and vivid, showing the poet's leisurely mood of living in seclusion in the mountains and forests, away from the worldly world.

3. Shangshan Majian Era: Tang Author: Du Mu

Yunguanglancai is surrounded on all sides, and there are more than ten houses of soft weeping willows. The pheasants are flying and the deer are flying over the fragrant grass, and the chickens are in the cow alley and the spring sun is setting.

The old man with beautiful eyebrows drinks wine from the bottle, and the daughter with beautiful sleeves wears wild flowers in her hairpin. When driving, I think about the dust, and melancholy, I write in the fine sand by the stream.

"Shangshan Majian" is a seven-character poem written by Du Mu, a poet in the late Tang Dynasty. The first six sentences describe the scenery of the mountain village in the spring evening; the last two sentences are lyrical and describe the poet's own melancholy. The whole poem depicts the beautiful scenery and the simple life of the farm family, is full of strong poetic and picturesque flavor, and expresses the author's melancholy and vicissitudes of life during his official career. The whole poem has a clear and bright style, bright colors and picturesque colors.

4. Wild Old Songs Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Zhang Ji

The poor old farmer lives in the mountains and cultivates three or four acres of mountain fields. The seedlings were so sparse and taxed that they could not be eaten, so they were imported into official warehouses and turned into soil.

At the end of the year, I am hoeing and plowing in the empty house, and I am calling my children to climb the mountain to collect acorns. Xijiang Jia Ke has hundreds of dendrobium trees, and the dogs raised in the boat will eat meat.

"Wild Old Song" is a Yuefu poem written by Zhang Ji, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem describes an old farmer who, under the heavy pressure of high exorbitant taxes, ends up living a life of picking up acorns to fill his belly. It shows the miserable life of farmers under tax exploitation and contrasts it with the luxurious life of wealthy businessmen. , reflecting the unreasonable social reality. The whole poem has simple language and melancholy emotions. It uses contrasting techniques to expose the crimes of the ruling class of extortionate taxes and truly reflects the nature of social life at that time.

5. Xinyiwu Era: Tang Author: Wang Wei

Hibiscus flowers at the end of the wood, with red calyxes in the mountains. There is no one in the stream. They open and close one after another.

"Xinyiwu" is the eighteenth of the twenty poems in Wangchuan Collection by Wang Wei, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. The whole poem is just four sentences long. It not only depicts the beautiful image of Xinyi flowers, but also writes a lonely scene and environment. This poem is written from the blooming to the falling of the flowers, and a sentence of environmental description is inserted into it. The situation before and after is completely different, from the hair to falling. Although there seems to be no trace on the picture, it can make people feel a sense of loneliness in the environment of the times

6. Huanxisha Era: Song Dynasty Author: Su Shi

Soft Grass Pingsha Guo Yuxin . Walking on the light sand road is dust-free. When to pack up?

When the sun is warm, the mulberry trees are as bright as splashing, and when the wind comes, the air of mugwort and mugwort is like smoke. Shi Junyuan is one of them.

"Huanxisha·Visiting Qishui Qingquan Temple" is a poem written by Su Shi, a writer in the Song Dynasty. This word describes the early spring in the rain in the south, expressing the author's spirit of staying strong and constantly striving for self-improvement despite the difficulties, and is filled with an upward attitude towards life.

The upper column describes the elegant scenery and environment of Lanxi in late spring in March. The scenery is naturally bright, elegant and beautiful; the lower column expresses exciting discussions, using metaphors from the scene to express feelings about life and inspire people's minds. The whole poem is expressive of the scene, and the scene is described purely in white, delicate and elegant; the expression is high-spirited and full of philosophy.