What poems describe the excitement of returning home?

1, Tang Dynasty "Two Hometown Couplets, Part I";

Young people leave home, old people return, and the local accent has not changed.

When children meet strangers, they will smile and ask where the guests are from. ?

Interpretation: Leave your hometown when you are young and return to your hometown when you are old. Although my local accent hasn't changed, my hair on my temples has become sparse. Children in my hometown don't even know me when they see me. They asked me with a smile: Where did this guest come from?

2. The Dragon Boat Festival in Fan Yao, Tang Yin is in the same state:

White hair falls to the shoulder one foot long, and 35 days away from home is the Dragon Boat Festival. ?

The child was very happy and surprised to see it, but asked which direction is home? ?

Interpretation: My white hair hangs down to my shoulders. 35 years away from home (Dragon Boat Festival). The child was very happy and surprised when he saw it, but asked which direction was his hometown.

3, Huang Jingren in the Qing dynasty "Qiuci New Year's Eve accidentally":

Time passed slowly, and there were faint bursts of laughter from all directions.

People standing high on the stone bridge seem to be on earth, staring at the sky, but seeing a star like a moon.

Interpretation: Time goes by slowly, and the laughter of every household comes from all directions. The man standing on the stone bridge with his head held high seems to be on earth. He stared at the sky, but looked at a star and the moon for a long time.

4. Song Wenzhi's Crossing the Han River in the Tang Dynasty:

The south, who was exiled to Lingnan, cut off contact with relatives, survived the winter and experienced a new year.

The closer I get to my hometown, the more timid I am, afraid to inquire about people from home. ?

Interpretation: exile in Lingnan cut off the news of relatives, survived the winter and experienced a new year. The closer I get to my hometown, the more timid I am, afraid to ask about people from my hometown.

5. Jiang Shiquan's Year-end Arrival/Year-end Arrival in Qing Dynasty;

I love my son endlessly, and I'm glad to go home.

Cold clothes are needle and thread, and letters from home are ink stains.

If you encounter pity, you will ask for it.

I am ashamed of the son of man and dare not sigh. ?

Interpretation: There is no end to loving a son, and the happiest thing is that the wanderer returns in time. The stitches for sewing the cold clothes are dense, and the handwriting and ink on the family letter are as new as new. Seeing that my son has lost weight, my mother felt distressed and called me to ask about the difficulty of the journey. Mom, my son has always been ashamed of you. He won't have the heart to tell the story of his wandering.