Poetry describing ripe wheat

1. Verses about ripe wheat

2. Verses about ripe wheat

Verses about ripe wheat 1. Describe "the scene of ripe wheat" What are the poems about ""

1. Wheat planted in high fields will eventually fail to produce ears. ——"Ancient Song" Anonymous Era: Han Dynasty

Translation: Sowing wheat on high soil will eventually make it difficult to grow wheat ears (due to lack of water).

2. In April, the south wind blows the barley yellow, and the jujube flowers have not yet fallen and the tung leaves have grown. ——"Farewell to Chen Zhangfu" Li Qi Era: Tang Dynasty

Translation: In April, the south wind blows the barley into a golden color, and the sycamore leaves have grown before the date blossoms have fallen.

3. The wheat show is gradually coming, and the grain and millet are growing brightly - "Song of Mai Show" Anonymous Year: Pre-Qin Dynasty

Translation: The wheat sprouts ears and stands up with pointed awns; the branches and leaves are smooth, Crops thrive.

4. The south wind blows at night, and the wheat is covered with yellow. ——"Guan Mowing Wheat" Bai Juyi Era: Tang Dynasty

Translation: A warm south wind blows at night, and the wheat in the fields is covered with ridges and ripens to yellow.

5. When the wheat is harvested and the silk is on the axis, the officials know how to lose. ——"Tian Jia Xing" Wang Jian Year: Tang Dynasty

Translation: After the wheat is harvested, baskets are piled on the wheat field, and the silk cloth is woven and wrapped around the shaft one by one. The farmers It can be confirmed that this year's harvest is enough to pay the government taxes.

6. The wheat in Jingzhou matures into cocoons and turns into moths, and there are many clues in reeling silk to recall the king. ——"Miscellaneous Songs and Songs·Jingzhou Music" Li Bai Era: Tang Dynasty

Translation: During the wheat season in Jingzhou, the moths have emerged from the cocoons, the silkworm business has been completed, and every family is cooking cocoons and reeling silk. While I was reeling, I missed you. I missed you more than the clues in a mess of silk.

7. The plums are golden and the apricots are fat, the wheat flowers are sparse and the white cauliflowers are sparse. ——"Pastoral Miscellany in Four Seasons·Part 2" Fan Chengda Year: Song Dynasty

Translation: The plum trees on the tree became golden, and the apricots grew bigger and bigger; the buckwheat flowers were all white, and the rapeseed flowers were all white. It seems sparse.

8. On a sunny day, the warm wind makes the wheat smell good, and the green grass is more beautiful than the flowers. ——"Early Summer" Wang Anshi Era: Song Dynasty

Translation: Sunny weather and warm breeze gave birth to wheat, and the smell of wheat came with the wind. The green shade of trees and green grass are far better than the blooming flowers in spring.

9. The white-haired old farmer stands like a crane, looking at the clouds from high in the wheat field. ——"The Farmer Hopes the Sunny" by Yong Yuzhi Era: Tang Dynasty

Translation: The gray-haired old farmer stood high on the wheat field for a long time, looking forward to the dark clouds dispersing and the sun to reappear.

10. Where the willow flowers fly, the wheat shakes, and the lake is clean and polished at night. ——"Hua Tang Chun·Ji Zi Yu" Su Shi Era: Song Dynasty

Translation: There are many beautiful scenery in Chenzhou City, where willow flowers are flying, and wheat sways in the wind, like golden waves. After the weather calmed down, Daming Lake at night was as bright as a newly polished mirror.

2. What are the poems about wheat?

The poems about wheat are:

1. "Ancient Song" Han: Wheat planted in high fields will never grow into ears. . How can a man not feel haggard in a foreign country? Interpretation: This poem is a poem about a traveler's nostalgia for his hometown. Wheat is not suitable for planting in high fields, nor is it suitable for people to live in a foreign country. "Appreciation of Ancient Poems" comments: "It is easiest to feel haggard in a foreign country. It is said very directly, but the reason is not explained, and it is very implicit."

2. "The Silk Road" Fan Chengda: The wheat is green The barley is yellow, the sun rises and the sky is cool. My aunt told me that she was busy, and she cooked cocoons behind her house to make the fragrance fragrant in front of the door. The wheeling carriage is noisy like wind and rain, and the cocoons are thick and the silk is long and unbroken. This year I have free time to weave silk, and tomorrow I will go to Ximen to sell silk. Interpretation: This poem was written in the early period of his life. It describes the busy work of the sister-in-law in cooking cocoons, spinning silk, and selling silk after receiving the cocoons in early summer. It reflects the social life scene and the hardship of life in the countryside at that time.

3. "Xian Yong" Lu You: When your career is unknown and you are not a saint, the waves shine by themselves. Cultivate endless laziness in the forest, and completely infatuate the world. Wheat seedlings grow thickly around the village, and mulberry trees fill the streets. The doctor Zhisou is really a good friend. I look for the disabled person and his support. Interpretation: It describes the poet's own leisure life, and finally expresses his gratitude to his benefactor and prays for his longevity.

4. "Three Poems on Crossing the Pingwang" Yang Wanli: Wheat fields are planted, and weeping poplars are planted on the banks. The wind blows from the sky, and the rain comes from the pond. The chaotic harbor crosses the city, and the high bridge passes through the mast.

Who said that if the book box is broken, the eaves will be taken back to Taihu Lake.

5. "Harvesting Wheat" by Zheng Xie: The wheat is as deep as a human being, so diffuse that it cannot see the ground. One bud has more than ten stems, and one stem has five or six ears. The solid grains are large and firm, three times older than the old ones. The cart is full of pigeons, and the calves are piled on top of each other. The place where the great troops were placed was surrounded by hills and mountains. The woman took advantage of the weather to make noise in the neighborhood. The poor carry the rest, and the old women carry the young children. Farmers have gained something, and they will not be discouraged when they die. I went to the floating house in Xia Shui, and I was lucky to survive. To make up for the losses with gains, we can store up the situation. Yun asked why the harvest of wheat is so abundant. If you are not a good official, your political affairs should be governed by natural principles. If there is nothing, the farmer is diligent, and the fleas are hardworking. Thanks to the benevolence of God, the rain will arrive at the right time. Eliminate the thieves and scorpions, and all the land will be covered with snakes. You people, you people, never forget what God has given you.

6. "Ninety Miscellaneous Poems about Living in the Mountains" Cao Xun: Barley has not saved the hunger, but wheat has gradually grown. At this time, the farmer sighed, political obstruction is followed by green and yellow. I am afraid of frequent rains, I just want to enjoy the clear light. Farmers are at peace with me, and I pray for the blue sky day and night.

7. "Guan Mowed Wheat" Bai Juyi: The Tian family has few free months, but in May people are twice as busy. At night, the south wind blows, and the wheat is covered with yellow. The women carry baskets for food, and the children carry pots of pulp. When I went to the salary field, Ding Zhuang was in Nangang. The foot is steaming and rustic, and the back is burning in the sky. I’m exhausted and don’t know how hot it is, but I’m glad the summer is long. There is also a poor woman with a baby on her back. The right hand holds the earrings, and the left arm hangs a basket. Hearing his words of care makes those who hear them feel sad. The Tian family lost all their taxes and picked this up to satisfy their hunger. What merit do I have now? I have never been engaged in farming and mulberry trees. The official salary is three hundred stones, and Yan has more than enough food every year. I feel ashamed thinking about this, and I will never forget it.

8. "Ancient Song": Planting wheat in high fields will eventually fail to produce ears. How can a man not feel haggard in a foreign country?

9. "Touring Zhangshan Garden with Prostitutes" Su Shi: The apricots are golden and the wheat is ripe, and the breasts of fallen nests are like magpie fists in Hsinchu. Therefore, the common things annoy the quiet people, and the fine horses and red makeup fill the valley. Although the urge to drink with a pot is strong, the sound of the cuckoo urging people to return is faster. The people in the wine shop are gone but the doors are closed, and the setting sun is hanging on the sparse trees in silence.

10. "Four Spring Morning Poems" Liu Kezhuang: It is difficult to plant rice seedlings before it rains during the Qingming Festival, and the wheat is as low as cut pieces. In the poor alleys, there is only drinking water, and the boy suddenly reports that the source of the well is dry.

3. Sentences describing when wheat is ripe

1. From a distance, I saw the neatly sown wheat all ripe, like a golden belt.

When we walked into the wheat field, we saw clearly that the mature wheat ears were full and bulging, as if they were about to burst. 2. In autumn, the wheat matures and looks golden.

So it is called the golden wheat field. 3. The wheat is bright yellow, as if reporting the good news of maturity to us.

The wheat grains are one by one, embedded in the ears of wheat like small water drops, and there are long wheat awns. If you take an ear of wheat and rub it in your hands, it will Chew it in your mouth and your mouth will be filled with fragrance! 4. On my way home, I saw that the wheat in the fields on both sides of the road had turned golden. 5. The ripe wheat sways in the wind, like golden waves! 6. In May, the wheat fields turned yellow, one after another.

The thick orange stems carry fluffy ears, which are so joyful and deep when ripe, like strings of golden sweat beads, like the boundless golden sea. 7. The ripe wheat, with its heavy backs, rubbed against each other, making a shuddering sound.

"Chu, chu, chu" the harvester rang, and the wheat fields fell down in rows. 8. The awns stand upright one after another, really like a big broom heading towards you.

The wheat grains are round and bulging, bigger than the seeds of the best apples. 9. A breeze blows, and golden waves of wheat rise in the terraced fields.

Even more spectacular than the waves of the sea. 10. When the wheat is ripe, the fields are golden, like a boundless golden ocean. A gust of wind blows, and layers of waves rise in the golden ocean.

11. Looking around, there is a golden wave. 12. Autumn is here, and the wheat is dressed in golden clothes, so beautiful.

4. Ask for a few sentences to describe when wheat is ripe.

Have you ever seen a sickle? Do you know what a sickle looks like? What is the sickle used for? Have you ever harvested wheat? I have seen a sickle, which looks like the number 7 in Arabic numerals. One horizontal line is made of a blade, and the other vertical line is made of a stick. The sickle is used to harvest wheat. I have harvested wheat.

On Saturday afternoon we went to the countryside to look at wheat. When we arrived at the outskirts, we saw from a distance the neat rows of wheat that were all ripe, like a golden belt. When we walked into the wheat field, we saw clearly that the mature wheat ears were full and bulging, as if they were about to burst.

At this time I saw an aunt holding a sickle and harvesting wheat. I walked over and asked her to teach me how to cut wheat. I bent down, grabbed the upper part of a handful of wheat with my left hand, held the sickle in my right hand, and placed it on the lower part of the wheat. I cut the sickle head hard towards the left rear of my body, and the handful of wheat was cut. I cut them off. I grabbed a handful and cut them once, and then I cut a lot of them. I was so tired that my back ached.

I finally learned to cut wheat.

5. Poems about the ears of wheat

1. The yellow ears of wheat - Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty "Reply to Liu Yuxi and Bai Taishou's Journey"

2. Jin Ce is shaking the wheat ears in the wind - Lu Guimeng of the Tang Dynasty, "After the harmonious attack on the beautiful and beautiful people, the great virtues are sent to visit the rooftop from Xu"

3. The wheat ears are also straightening - "East Garden" by Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty Observing Wheat"

4. Xu Chang, a man of wheat ears - Su Shi of the Song Dynasty "Watching locusts with Zhao Langzhong and sending a second rhyme"

5. Green and yellow wheat ears are formed - Song Dynasty ·Lu You·"Mocking the Cloth Valley"

1. Walk into the forest and look at the flowers carefully. The stamens are as golden as the ears of wheat in the wheat field. The petals are pink and white, and a little red. The apricot blossoms are so tender that people dare not touch them for fear of being broken.

2. The wheat is golden yellow and grows exceptionally well. The ears of wheat are like a little girl's braids, bending the waist of the wheat stalks.

3. In the autumn wheat field, the heavy wheat ears lowered their heads shyly.

4. The golden wheat is ripe, and the heavy ears of wheat have bent the waist of the wheat stalks. However, the wheat stalks still maintain their "politeness". You see, they are moving toward You "bow and say hello"! You can tell by looking at that polite look: it turns out that Maizi also understands the word "polite".

5. The grains of mature wheat ears are plump and bulging, as if they are about to burst. The grains are huge and plump, shining like amber.

6. Love is like picking wheat ears in a wheat field. If you fail, you will come back empty-handed.

7. Some people see the plump ears of wheat and pick them without losing the opportunity; some people look around and miss the opportunity again and again.

8. On our national emblem, there are golden ears of wheat.

9. The sky in the west has turned a golden color that is more beautiful than the ears of wheat. The little silhouettes of distant birds are rushing home, and the chirping of frogs is heard everywhere, as if announcing that they are about to fall asleep.

10. Truly knowledgeable people are like ears of wheat: as long as they are empty, they stand tall and look up; but when they mature and are full of bulging grains, They lowered their heads modestly and did not show their sharpness.

Poems about ripe wheat 1. What are the poems that describe "the scene of ripe wheat"

1. Wheat grown in high fields will never grow into ears. ——"Ancient Song" Anonymous Era: Han Dynasty

Translation: Sowing wheat on high soil will eventually make it difficult to grow wheat ears (due to lack of water).

2. In April, the south wind blows the barley yellow, and the jujube flowers have not yet fallen and the tung leaves have grown. ——"Farewell to Chen Zhangfu" Li Qi Era: Tang Dynasty

Translation: In April, the south wind blows the barley into a golden color, and the sycamore leaves have grown before the date blossoms have fallen.

3. The wheat show is gradually coming, and the grain and millet are growing brightly - "Maixiu Song" Anonymous Year: Pre-Qin Dynasty

Translation: The wheat sprouts ears and stands up with pointed awns; the branches and leaves are smooth, Crops thrive.

4. The south wind blows at night, and the wheat is covered with yellow. ——"Guan Mowing Wheat" by Bai Juyi Era: Tang Dynasty

Translation: A warm south wind blows at night, and the wheat in the fields is ripe and yellow.

5. When the wheat is harvested and the silk is on the axis, the officials know how to lose. ——"Tian Jia Xing" Wang Jian Year: Tang Dynasty

Translation: After the wheat is harvested, baskets are piled on the wheat field, and the silk cloth is woven and wrapped around the shaft one by one. The farmers It can be confirmed that this year's harvest is enough to pay the government taxes.

6. The wheat in Jingzhou matures into cocoons and turns into moths, and there are many clues in reeling silk to recall the king. ——"Miscellaneous Songs and Songs·Jingzhou Music" Li Bai Era: Tang Dynasty

Translation: In the wheat season in Jingzhou, the moths have emerged from the cocoons, the silkworm business has been completed, and every family is cooking cocoons and reeling silk. While I was reeling, I missed you. I missed you more than the clues in a mess of silk.

7. The plums are golden and the apricots are fat, the wheat flowers are sparse and the white cauliflowers are sparse.

——"Pastoral Miscellany in Four Seasons·Part 2" Fan Chengda Year: Song Dynasty

Translation: The plum trees on the tree became golden, and the apricots grew bigger and bigger; the buckwheat flowers were all white, and the rapeseed flowers were all white. It seems sparse.

8. On a sunny day, the warm wind makes the wheat smell good, and the green grass is more beautiful than the flowers. ——"Early Summer" Wang Anshi Era: Song Dynasty

Translation: Sunny weather and warm breeze gave birth to wheat, and the smell of wheat came with the wind. The green shade of trees and green grass are far better than the blooming flowers in spring.

9. The white-haired old farmer stands like a crane, looking at the clouds from high in the wheat field. ——"The Farmer Hopes the Sunny" by Yong Yuzhi Era: Tang Dynasty

Translation: The gray-haired old farmer stood on the high ground of the wheat field for a long time, looking forward to the dark clouds dispersing and the sun to reappear.

10. The willow flowers fly where the wheat shakes, and the late lake is clean and polished. ——"Hua Tang Chun·Ji Zi Yu" Su Shi Era: Song Dynasty

Translation: There are many beautiful scenery in Chenzhou City, where willow flowers are flying, and wheat sways in the wind, like golden waves. After the storm calmed down, the Daming Lake at night was as bright as a newly polished mirror.

2. What are the poems about wheat?

The poems about wheat are:

1. "Ancient Song" Han: Wheat planted in high fields will never grow into ears for a long time. . How can a man not feel haggard in a foreign country? Interpretation: This poem is a poem about a traveler's nostalgia for his hometown. Wheat is not suitable for planting in high fields, nor is it suitable for people to live in a foreign country. "Appreciation of Ancient Poems" comments: "It is easiest to feel haggard in a foreign country. It is said very directly, but the reason is not explained, and it is very implicit."

2. "The Silk Road" Fan Chengda: The wheat is green The barley is yellow, the sun rises and the sky is cool. My aunt told me that she was busy, and she cooked cocoons behind her house to make the fragrance fragrant in front of the door. The wheeling carriage is noisy like wind and rain, and the cocoons are thick and silky with no broken strands. This year I have free time to weave silk, and tomorrow I will go to Ximen to sell silk. Interpretation: This poem was written in the early period of his life. It describes the busy work of the sister-in-law in cooking cocoons, spinning silk, and selling silk after receiving the cocoons in early summer. It reflects the social life scene and the hardship of life in the countryside at that time.

3. "Xian Yong" Lu You: When your career is unknown and you are not a saint, the waves shine by themselves. Cultivate endless laziness in the forest, and completely infatuate the world. Wheat seedlings grow thickly around the village, and mulberry trees fill the streets. The doctor Zhisou is really a good friend. I look for the disabled person and his support. Interpretation: It describes the poet's own leisure life, and finally expresses his gratitude to his benefactor and prays for his longevity.

4. "Three Poems on Crossing the Pingwang" Yang Wanli: Wheat fields are planted, and weeping poplars are planted on the banks. The wind blows from the sky and the rain comes from the pond. The chaotic harbor crosses the city, and the high bridge passes through the mast. Who said that if the book box is broken, the eaves will be taken back to Taihu Lake.

5. "Harvesting Wheat" by Zheng Xie: The wheat is as deep as a human being, so diffuse that it cannot see the ground. One bud has more than ten stems, and one stem has five or six ears. The solid grains are large and firm, three times older than the old ones. The cart is full of horseshoes, and the calves are piled on top of each other. The place where the great army was set up was the place where the hills arose. The woman took advantage of the weather to make noise in the neighborhood. The poor carry the rest, and the old women carry the young children. Farmers have gained something, and they will not be discouraged when they die. I went to the floating house in Xia Shui, and I was lucky to survive. To make up for the losses with gains, we can store up the situation. Yun asked why the harvest of wheat is full and full. If you are not a good official, your political affairs should be governed by natural principles. If there is nothing, the farmer is diligent, and the fleas have nothing to do but work hard. Thanks to the benevolence of God, the rain will arrive at the right time. Eliminate thieves and scorpions, and all the land in Long will be covered with snakes. You people, you people, never forget what God has given you.

6. "Ninety Miscellaneous Poems about Living in the Mountains" Cao Xun: Barley has not saved the hunger, but wheat has gradually grown. At this time, the farmer sighed, political obstruction is followed by green and yellow. I am afraid of frequent rains, I just want to enjoy the clear light. Farmers are at peace with me, and I pray for the blue sky day and night.

7. "Guan Mowed Wheat" Bai Juyi: The Tian family has few free months, but in May people are twice as busy. At night, the south wind blows, and the wheat is covered with yellow. The women carry baskets for food, and the children carry pots of pulp. When I went to the salary field, Ding Zhuang was in Nangang. The foot is steaming and rustic, and the back is burning in the sky. I’m exhausted and don’t know how hot it is, but I’m glad the summer is long. There is also a poor woman with a baby on her back. The right hand holds the earrings, and the left arm hangs a basket. Hearing his words of care makes those who hear them feel sad. The Tian family lost all their taxes and picked this up to satisfy their hunger. What merit do I have now? I have never been engaged in farming and mulberry trees. The official salary is three hundred stones, and Yan has more than enough food every year. I feel ashamed thinking about this, and I will never forget it.

8. "Ancient Song": Planting wheat in high fields will eventually fail to produce ears. How can a man not feel haggard in a foreign country?

9. "Enjoying a Tour of Zhangshan Garden with Prostitutes" by Su Shi: The apricots are golden and the wheat is ripe, and the breasts and magpie fists fall from the nest in Hsinchu. Therefore, the common things annoy the quiet people, and the fine horses and red makeup fill the valley. Although the urge to drink with a pot is strong, the sound of the cuckoo urging people to return is faster. The people in the wine shop are gone but the doors are closed, and the setting sun is hanging on the sparse trees in silence.

10. "Four Early Spring Poems" by Liu Kezhuang: It is difficult to plant rice seedlings before it rains during the Qingming Festival, and the wheat is as low as cut pieces.

In the poor alleys, only drinking water is available, and the boy suddenly reports that the source of the well is dry.

3. Sentences describing when wheat is ripe

1. From a distance, I can see the neat rows of wheat that are all ripe, like a golden belt.

When we walked into the wheat field, we saw clearly that the mature wheat ears were full and bulging, as if they were about to burst. 2. In autumn, the wheat matures and looks golden.

So it is called the golden wheat field. 3. The wheat is bright yellow, as if reporting the good news of maturity to us.

The wheat grains are one by one, embedded in the ears of wheat like small water drops, and there are long wheat awns. If you take an ear of wheat and rub it in your hands, put it on the ear. Chew it in your mouth and your mouth will be filled with fragrance! 4. On my way home, I saw that the wheat in the fields on both sides of the road had turned golden. 5. The ripe wheat sways in the wind, like golden waves! 6. In May, the wheat fields turned yellow, one after another.

The thick orange stems carry fluffy ears, which are so joyful and deep when ripe, like strings of golden sweat beads, like the boundless golden sea. 7. The ripe wheat, with its heavy backs, rubbed against each other, making a shuddering sound.

"Chu, chu, chu" the harvester rang, and the wheat fields fell down in rows. 8. The awns stand upright one after another, really like a big broom heading towards you.

The wheat grains are round and bigger than the seeds of the best apples. 9. A breeze blows, and golden waves of wheat rise in the terraced fields.

Even more spectacular than the waves of the sea. 10. When the wheat is ripe, the fields are golden, like a boundless golden ocean. A gust of wind blows, and layers of waves rise in the golden ocean.

11. Looking around, there is a golden wave. 12. Autumn is here, and the wheat is dressed in golden clothes, so beautiful.

4. Poems praising wheat

1. Wheat covers Long Huang

Tang Dynasty

Bai Juyi

" "Viewing the Cutting of Wheat"

2. Planting Wheat in High Fields

Han Dynasty

Anonymous Han Dynasty

"Ancient Song"

3. Kongtong Wheat Ripe

Tang Dynasty

Du Fu

"Send High School Secretary on the Thirty-Fifth Day"

4. Barley Dry Wheat Huang

Tang Dynasty

Du Fu

"The Journey of Barley"

5. But it is better than barley

Yuan

Wang Zhe

"Guu She"

6. Golden apricots and ripe wheat

Song Dynasty

Su Shi

"Tour with Prostitutes in Zhangshan Garden"

7. Wheat appears and rain-ripened plums

Song Dynasty

Lu You

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"Qianxing"

8. Sanjiamai Village

Song Dynasty

Lu You

"Autumn Evening Sigh"

9. Wheat Fangxiu Barley Yellow

Song Dynasty

Lu You

"Shi'er"

10. The wheat seedlings are lush around the village

Song Dynasty

Lu You

"Xian Yong"

11. Oxen lying down in spring plowing wheat low

Song Dynasty

Li Misun

"Late Step on Yunmen Road"

12. Wheat is green and barley is yellow

Song Dynasty

Fang Yue

"Farm Ballad"

13. Wheat is green and barley is yellow

Song Dynasty

Bai Yuchan

"Two Poems by Xu'an Li Gaoshi and Tong Xing"

14. Wheat Gradually Grows into Light

Song Dynasty

Cao Xun

"Ninety Miscellaneous Poems about Living in the Mountains"

15. Wheat is green and barley is thin

Song Dynasty

Chao Buzhi

"Village Living"

16. Wheat is green and barley is gathered

Song Dynasty

Chao Buzhi

"Chan Shou Admonition" Han Shou's prayer for rain was answered"

17. Wheat contains Xiu'an Depu

Song Dynasty

Chao Shuozhi

"Jun Mo "Evil Deeds"

18. Han Lianyun Wheat Huang

Song Dynasty

Chen Hu

"Sentences"

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Song Dynasty

Fan Chengda

"The Silk Road"

20. Wheat is blowing in the wind

Song Dynasty

Han Yuanji

"Relaxing in Leisure"

21. Fresh wheat and rice

Song Dynasty

Li Mixun

"Four Poems with Second Rhyme Returning to the Fields from Far Away"

22. Oxen Lying Down in Spring Plowing Wheat Low

Song Dynasty

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Li Misun

"Late Steps on the Cloud Gate Road"

23. The wheat in the mountains has dried up

Song Dynasty

Li Shi

"Pengzhou Xingyi Daozhong"

24. The deep wheat flavor in Maijian Village

Song Dynasty

Liu Guo

"Presence of Beauty in the Snow Enables Strength"

25. Wheat Village Lonely in Misty Rain

Song Dynasty

Liu Kezhuang

" "Two Poems of Returning at Night at Canglang Pavilion"

26. Wheat as low as cut pieces

Song Dynasty

Liu Kezhuang

"Spring Morning Four" "First"

27. Making Wheat Cake to Compete with the Field God

Song Dynasty

Shu Yuexiang

"Retirement is often regarded as the sound of birds singing in spring." Xia Ming Er, Ancient Wheat and Yellow Yun Oriole"

28. People say that wheat is better than Xichuan

Song Dynasty

Su

Zhe

"Go to Quancheng to Harvest Wheat"

29. Wheat is half green

Song Dynasty

Wang Tongzu

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30. Ma Ye Pengpeng Wheat Fertilizer

Song Dynasty

Wang Zhidao

"Wujiang Road Smells the Rhododendron" Feelings"

31. The first inspection of Wheat Lian Kongtong

Song Dynasty

Wei Zongwu

"He Jiuxue"

32. Wheat is green and barley is yellow

Song Dynasty

Wu Qian

"Two Poems on the High Bridge"

33 , Longtou Barley and Wheat are Green and Yellow

Song Dynasty

Wu Qian

"Three Rhymes of Shuiyun Township and Machinery Liu Zizhao"

34. Rumors of wheat drying

Song Dynasty

Wu Yong

"Under the Fortress"

35. Wheat spits out the cool southern breeze

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Song Dynasty

Xiang Anshi

"Jianping County Daozhong"

36. Wheat Field Seeds

Song Dynasty

Yang Wanli

"Three Poems on Crossing the Pingwang"

37. Wheat stabbed with water and covered with green needles

Song Dynasty

< p> Zhang Qi

"Tianji Zage"

38. Spring is in the soft mulberry and wheat

Song Dynasty

Zhao Ruoji

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"Crossing the Qiao River in the Forest"

39. A Wheat Trembling Light Flower

Song Dynasty

Zheng Gangzhong

"Two Absolute Things"

40. Wheat is as deep as a human being

Song Dynasty

Zheng Xie

"Harvesting Wheat"

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5. What are the poems describing wheat?

The poems describing wheat are:

1. When wheat is grown in high fields, it will never grow into ears. "Ancient Songs" Era: Han Author: Han Anonymous

2. The wheat is ripe in Kongtong, and I wish to retire from Wang Shi. Please ask the general, how can we use poverty and desolation? "Farewell to the Secretary on the Thirty-Fifth Year of High School" Year: Tang Dynasty Author: Du Fu

3. The barley is dry and the wheat is yellow, and the women are weeping and the husband is hiding. "Barley Journey" Year: Tang Dynasty Author: Du Fu

4. After the peas came out, they were better than barley wheat. "Scraping Drum Club" Year: Yuan Author: Wang Zhe

5. The apricots are golden and the wheat is ripe, and the milk magpies fall from the nest. Hsinchu. "Touring Zhangshan Garden with Prostitutes" Era: Song Dynasty Author: Su Shi

6. Wheat comes on the stage, rain-ripened plum blossoms appear, and sick eyes open every time behind closed doors. "Qianxing" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Lu You

7. Ten miles away from Danfeng'an, there are three wheat villages. "Autumn Evening Sigh" Era: Song Dynasty Author: Lu You

8. When the morning tea is picked and the late tea comes out, the wheat is barley yellow. "Shi'er" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Lu You

9. The wheat seedlings are lush around the village, and the roads are full of soft mulberry trees. "Xian Yong" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Lu You

10. The woodcutter returns to the wild and burns the lonely smoke, and the ox lies down to plow the wheat in the spring. "Late Steps on Yunmen Road" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Li Misun

11. The wheat is green and the barley is yellow, and the sand path protecting the fields winds around the intestines of the sheep. "Farm Ballads" Year: Song Dynasty Author: Fang Yue

12. The south wind blows at night, and the wheat is covered with yellow. "Viewing and Cutting Wheat" Year: Tang Dynasty Author: Bai Juyi

6. Poems describing wheat

1. Poems about wheat

Viewing and Cutting Wheat

Bai Juyi

The Tian family has few free months, but in May people are even busier.

The south wind blows at night, and the wheat is covered with yellow.

The women and aunts carry baskets of food, and the children carry pots of pulp.

They go to the salary fields with them, and the young men and women are in Nangang.

The weather is full of rustic heat, and the sky is scorching on my back.

I am exhausted and don’t know how hot it is, but I regret that the summer is long.

There is a poor woman with a baby beside her.

She is holding an earring in her right hand and a basket hanging on her left arm.

Hearing his words of care makes those who hear them feel sad.

The taxes on the family fields have been exhausted, and this is left to satisfy the hunger.

What merit do I have now? I never did farming or mulberry farming.

The official salary is three hundred stones, and there is more food every year.

I feel ashamed when I think about this, and I will never forget it.

2. Notes

⑴刈 (yì): cut. There is a note in the title: "At that time, he was the captain of Yusi County".

⑵ Cover (fù) Long (lǒng) Huang: When the wheat turns yellow and matures, it covers the field ridges. cover. Long: Same as "ridge", here it refers to the soil ridges where crops are grown in farmland, and here it generally refers to wheat fields.

⑶Wugu: Daughter-in-law and mother-in-law, here generally refers to women. He (hè) Tan (dān) Shi (shí): rice served in a bamboo basket. Load: carry, shoulder. Tanishi: Meals packed in bamboo baskets.

⑷Children (zhì) carrying pots of soup (jiāng): Children carry soup and water in pots. Pulp: A slightly sour drink in ancient times. Sometimes it can also refer to rice wine or soup.

⑸Rate (xiǎng) Tian: Delivering meals to people working in the fields.

⑹Ding Zhuang: a young man. Nangang (gāng): place name.

⑺The feet are steaming and earthy, and the back is burning in the sun: the feet are fumigated by the heat on the ground, and the back is baked by the hot sun.

⑻But: only. Cherish: hope.

⑼ Qi: Refers to farmers who are working. Pong: Same as "beside".

⑽Bing (bǐng) Yisui: Holding the ears of wheat gleaned from the field. Bing, take it. Lost, lost

⑾Hanging: on the shoulder. 杝 (bì) basket: Broken basket.

⑿Look at each other and tell each other. Gu: See, see.

⒀Hearer: Bai Juyi refers to himself. Sad for (wèi): sad for it (omitting "it").

⒁Transfer tax (shuì): Pay tax. Lose, deliver, extend to pay, offer.

3. Translation

Farmers rarely have free months, and people are even busier when May comes. A southerly wind blew during the night, and the wheat covering the field ridges had matured and turned yellow. Women carry meals in bamboo baskets, and children carry water in pots. They follow each other to the fields to deliver meals. The men harvesting wheat are all in Nangang. Their feet were fumigated by the heat from the ground, and their spines were basking in the scorching sun. Exhausted, it’s as if I don’t know that the weather is hot, and I just cherish the long summer. I also saw a poor woman standing next to the wheat cutter with her child in her arms, picking up the fallen ears of wheat in her right hand, and a broken basket hanging on her left arm. Listening to her talk while looking at others, everyone who heard her felt sad for her. Because of the rent and taxes, all the farmland in the family was sold, so they had to pick up some ears of wheat to satisfy their hunger. Now I have any merits and virtues, but I don’t have to engage in farming and sericulture. He received a salary of 300 shi meters a year, and at the end of the year there was still some food left. I feel ashamed when I think of these things, and I can't forget them all day long.

4. Brief analysis

"Guanqiao (yì) Mai" is an early work by Bai Juyi, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This poem describes the busy farming scene during the wheat harvest season, denounces the heavy taxes that are the source of the people's poverty, and feels deeply guilty for the poet's lack of merit, virtue, and lack of work but yet has enough food and clothing. It expresses the humanity of a conscientious feudal official. spirit of doctrine. In terms of writing techniques, the poet combines panoramic depiction with description of specific characters, and combines narrative and discussion to make the whole poem an organic whole.

7. What are the poems describing "wheat"

1. The south wind blows at night, and the wheat is covered with yellow. -Bai Juyi's "Viewing the Cutting of Wheat"

2. Wheat grown in high fields will eventually fail to produce ears. -Anonymous Han Dynasty's "Ancient Song"

3. The wheat is green and the barley is yellow. The sun rises and the sky is cool. -Fan Chengda's "Silk Winding"

4. It is difficult to plant rice seedlings before it rains during the Qingming Festival, and the wheat is as low as cut pieces. -Liu Kezhuang's "Four Early Spring Poems"

5. Wheat fields are planted, and weeping poplar trees are planted on each bank. -Yang Wanli's "Three Poems on Crossing the Pingwang"

6. The wheat is as deep as a human being, so diffuse that it cannot see the ground. - "Harvesting Wheat" by Zheng Xie

7. The wheat seedlings are lush around the village, and the soft mulberry trees are everywhere. - Lu You's "Xiangyong"

8. The mulberry trees are green in the summer rain, and the ears of wheat are yellow in the autumn wind. -Zhang Wei "Farewell to My Old Friend in Suiyang"

9. The copper vase stores the rain of peach blossoms, while the golden ceiling shakes the wheat ears in the wind. - Lu Guimeng "After he attacked the beautiful people, he sent the great virtue from Xu to visit the rooftop"

10. Wheat seedlings are jingine, and wheat ears are also straight.

- Gaozong Hongli's "Viewing Wheat in the East Garden"

11. The wheat ears are long, but the rice seedlings and cattle are gone. -Su Shi's "Catching Locusts with Mr. Zhao and Seeing the Second Rhyme"

12. The wheat ears are pressed with heavy yellow clouds, and the sound of leaf-eating silkworms is coming. -Lu You's "April 1st"

13. The shepherd's purse flowers are yellow on the ground, and the wheat ears are white and the wind is blowing. -Chen Zhu's "Baixi Yantou"

14. Wheat rain and clear weather obscure the wild shore, and the peach blossom wind rushes over the stream. - Han Yuanji's "Encouraging Farming to Chisong Mountain"

15. The soil in Jinfang is barren and there are no rice fields. -Liu Xueji's "Ode to the Seven Birds: Early Plowing, Early Clothing"