What are the poems about fishing?

Poems about fishing include:

1. "Snow on the River"

Thousands of mountains have lost their birds, and thousands of people have disappeared.

A man with a coir raincoat hat is alone in a boat, fishing alone in the snow in the cold river.

——Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty

The world is spotless and silent. On the river covered with heavy snow, an old fisherman is fishing alone in the middle of the river.

This kind of freedom and ease away from the worldly world depicts the aloofness and aloofness of the fishermen, which makes people awe-inspiring.

2. "Children's Fishing"

A child with a shaggy head is learning to fish, sitting sideways with the strawberries reflected on his body.

On the way, I asked someone to wave to me, but I was afraid that I would be frightened.

——Hu Lingneng of the Tang Dynasty

Passers-by waved to the child to ask questions, but the child was "too scared to respond to others". It's really lifelike and full of interest. I can’t help but think of myself fishing when I was a child.

3. "Song of the Fisherman"

There is an old man standing on a mountain in a deep pond on a curved bank, watching the hook without moving his hand.

People wanted to know his name, but they asked him for a long time but he didn't say anything.

——Tang Gao Shi

The author Gao Shi is also a fish fanatic. Use simple and straightforward language to express the fisherman's concentration, seriousness and not being disturbed by external things. How can you and I not be the same as the ancients when fishing?

4. "Fishing Quatrains"

A pole, an oar, a lonely boat, a fisherman and a hook.

One shot, one shout and one smile, one person owns the whole river and autumn.

——Xiaolan from the Qing Dynasty

This poem by Ji Dacaizi has ten "one" characters, which vividly depicts the picture of fishermen forgetting to fish, especially "one shot and one call" "Another smile", with just a few words, the scene of catching fish was vividly displayed on the page, and all the fishermen were amazed when they saw it!

5. "Fisher's Song"

In front of Xisai Mountain, egrets fly, and peach blossoms flow into the flowing water, where mandarin fish are fat.

Green bamboo hats, green coir raincoats, slanting wind and drizzle do not need to return. ”

——Zhang Zhihe of the Tang Dynasty

The poet has been in love with rivers all his life and calls himself a "Yanbo fisherman". In the poem, he is contented with mountains, water, egrets, mandarin fish, and the slanting wind and drizzle. The fisherman's scene blends together; it's like a picture of fishing songs in a water town in the south of the Yangtze River.

6. "Crossing the River"

The spring river cannot be crossed, and it is already stormy in February;

The bow of the boat is tilted, and the fish and dragons are lying high;

The Nagisa flowers are in plain brocade, and the dingcao is messy with the green robes;

I am joking about the fisherman, and I see you leisurely.

——Tang Du Fu