The happy growth of vegetables is expressed in poems

1. Poems about vegetables Leeks: Du Fu's "To the Eight Immortals of the Guard" Spring leeks are cut in the night rain, and the yellow beams in the new cooking room Gao Qi's "Leeks" The buds emit residual moisture and are covered with wisps of smoke. A few nights ago, an old friend came to look for shepherd's purse in the spring rain: Xin Qiji's "Partridge Sky" The peach and plum blossoms in the city are worried about the wind and rain, spring is at the head of the stream, shepherd's purse blossoms and apricots: Su Dongpo's "Butterfly Loves Flowers" The flowers are faded and red, the green apricots are small, when the swallows fly, the green water People are walking around the lychees: Supplementing Du Mu's "Quatrains on Passing the Huaqing Palace" upstairs. Looking back at Chang'an, there are piles of embroidery, and thousands of doors are opening in order on the top of the mountain. Riding on the red dust concubine laughed, no one knew it was lychee. Grapes: "Grapes" by Zheng Yunduan of the Yuan Dynasty. The basket is full of round, solid and slippery pearls, and the entrance is sweet and fragrant. If Wenyuan knew this taste, Luhua would not beg for a gold plate. "Grapes" by Wu Weiye of the Qing Dynasty: A hundred dendrobium trees are rich in pearls, and the clear shade is green. At dawn, I feel sad, but I want to taste the love first. The color reflects the golden plate of fruit, and the fragrance flows from the jade bowl. If you don't work hard for the envoys in Congling, you can always gain access to the king. Qing Dynasty Chen Weisong. "The Sapphire Case: Grapes in Huaiyan City in Summer" Who can cool off in the wind window ice bowl? Write down a hundred of them and put them on the plate. After squeezing it off, Yingying is so charming that she wants to speak. Light and crystal clear, fragrant and fresh, it is a small pick of rain from the Western Mountains. Qing Dynasty, Xiao Xiong's "Grapes": Green vines cover the front eaves, and the Luosuo Garden is full of pearls. More than three hundred lychees, Dawan flavor Han family smoke. Pomegranate "Pomegranate Song" The cicadas are noisy in autumn and the leaves of locust trees are yellow, and the pomegranate is fragrant and old, and the frost is cold. The flowing clouds are wrapped with purple parrot millet, and the yellow wax paper is wrapped with red gourd house. The jade-carved ice kettle is wet with dew, and its spots are as bright as the weeping goddess of Xiang'e. When Xiao Niang was first married, she was addicted to sweet and sour food and chewed millions of pills of water-breaking essence.

2. What are some ancient poems about vegetables? Leeks: 1. Spring leeks are cut in the night rain, and the yellow beams in the new cooking room 2. The buds emit residual moisture, covering up the wisps of smoke. A few nights ago, old friends came to look for the spring rain. 3. Butterflies also flew in among the cauliflowers, and took advantage of the warm breeze to fly away. The red apricot tips and tender spring fragrance are the place to drink next to the old earthenware basin. 4. The night rain cuts off the remaining spring leeks. Tomorrow I will pour my farewell wine again. 5. Cut the leeks tenderly and cook the abalone in fat. 6. The leeks shine on the spring plate, and the wild rice is white and beautiful in autumn. 7. The yellow leeks are still short, and the jade fingers feel cold when they are cut. 8. You stay here, and I leave you to cut the leeks and shepherd's purse: 1. The peaches and plums in the city are worried about the wind and rain, but the spring is in the shepherd's purse flowers in Xitou 2. Only the shepherd's purse is given by heaven, the green hills are green, the salt and cheese are precious, and the snowy frost is Geng Jie. 3. The shepherd's purse grits are fragrant and sweet, and you feel like you are in Emin when you sip them. 4. I think about the fern and weeds every day, and suddenly forget the beauty of the shepherd's purse when spring comes. Return 5. Pick roots and leaves until they bloom like snow. 6. I am ashamed to eat shepherd's purse, but I am happy to eat shepherd's purse. I saw a man picking shepherd's purse, and he went out of the country to the south. The soil beetles thin the iron knife, and the frost messes up the green bamboo basket. Carry it into the frozen pond and pick out the roots and leaves of ginseng. The hand turtle cannot satisfy itself, so it is shameful to eat this. Fat lamb and red tail fish, smelly and smelly, you are greedy. 7. Pick celery from the south stream in the morning, and don’t pick the east hedge chestnut. Manjing (also known as turnip, 葑): 1. It’s late in spring and the peaches and plums are injured, and the pear flowers are white and the manjing is yellow. 2. A hundred tongues are speechless, all the peaches and plums are gone, and the geese are singing deep in the mulberry forest. Spring color belongs to turnip. 3. Yellow turnip flowers, peach and plum affairs are gone. 4. There is no spring in the ground with wormwood, only cyanine leaves blinding the eyes. 5. The flowering vines are still rotten. Don’t you know how long the peaches and plums in the West Garden will last? This generation is good at the Spring Festival Gala. 6. Reminiscing about the windy and rainy night in Lushan Mountain, I braised a small stove to cook cyanine. 7. There was a family at the top of the highest peak, planting cyanide in winter and picking tea in spring. Wheat flowers: 1. Plums are golden and apricots are fat, wheat flowers are white and cauliflower are sparse. 2. Light and thin, complex Yiyi, more than two green branches. The vast expanse of snow shines in the summer, and one day the green waves touch the autumn time. 3. Plum blossoms ripen along the road, and countless wheat flowers bloom in time.

3. A poem describing vegetables. "Some papayas may have double fruits, and the aroma is very dramatic." - Lu You, Song Dynasty. The embroidered melons in Xuancheng have a strange fragrance, and I occasionally put them on my pillow with their stems side by side. How often do the six sense organs work together? I use my nose to smell instead of my tongue to taste. Leeks: Du Fu's "To the Eight Immortals of the Guard" Spring leeks are cut in the night rain, and the yellow beams in the new cooking room Gao Qi's "Leeks" The buds emit residual moisture, covering the wisps of smoke. A few nights ago, an old friend came to look for spring rain shepherd's purse: Xin Qiji's "Partridge Sky" The peaches and plums in the city are worried about the wind and rain, and the spring is in the head of the stream. The shepherd's purse is blooming with artemisia and leeks: "I feel the east wind is getting colder, and the green mugwort, yellow leek and so on are trying the spring dishes." Su Shi Pumpkin "Pumpkin Poetry" Wu Zuguang's bitterness and joy are interlinked, life is like a dream, the autumn scenery is infinitely beautiful, and melons become red with age.

Peas "Poetry of Peas" by Cao Zhi Boiling beans burns the bean basket, and the beans weep in the cauldron. They are born from the same root, so there is no need to rush into mutual conflict. A sense of Wuzhou shepherd's purse---Gao Lishi. The two capitals sell it by the pound, but no one picks it in the five streams. Although Yixia is different, the smell does not change. Su Dongpo: "The bitter cold in the north has not ended yet, and pineapples under the snow are like iron armor." Potatoes, cabbage and tomatoes are incomparably rich in nutrients. They are seen on people's tables every day, and they eat healthily and beautifully.

4. Poems describing vegetables: Shepherd's Purse: Xin Qiji's "Partridge Sky" The soft mulberry sprouts are broken on the road, and some silkworm seeds are already growing in the east neighbor. The fine grass in the plain hills calls yellow calves, and the cold forest spots the dusk crows in the setting sun. The mountains are far and near, the roads are sloping, and there are people selling wine in Qingqi. The peaches and plums in the city are worried about the wind and rain, and the shepherd's purse flowers are blooming in Xitou in spring. Basil and leeks: Song Dynasty Su Dongpo's "Farewell to Fan Deru": Gradually I feel the east wind is getting colder, and I try the spring dish with artemisia, yellow leeks. Thinking back to Gyeongju, thousands of miles away, the dusk clouds are fading, the grass is covered with snow. Cucumber: "Huanxisha" by Su Shi The date blossoms are falling on clothes and towels, and the sound of reeling wheels is heard in the south of the village and in the north of the village. Niu Yigu Liu sells cucumbers. I'm tired of drinking and want to sleep after a long journey. When I'm high in the sun, I'm thirsty and thinking about tea. I knock on the door and ask about the wild people.

5. Vegetable poems about leeks within 30 words: Du Fu's "To the Eight Immortals of the Guard" Spring leeks are cut in the night rain, and the yellow beams are high in the new cooking room. "Leeks" The buds are emitting residual moisture, covering up the wisps of smoke. . A few nights ago, old friends came to look for spring rain shepherd's purse in the garden: Xin Qiji's "Partridge Sky" The peaches and plums in the city are worried about the wind and rain, and the spring is in the head of the stream. "Su Shi's Pumpkin 1. "Pumpkin Poems" Wu Zuguang's bitterness and joy are interlinked, life is like a dream, the autumn scenery is infinitely beautiful, and melons become red with age. Pea "Poetry of Pea" Cao Zhi Boil the beans and burn the bean basket, and the beans weep in the cauldron. They are born from the same root, so there is no need to rush into mutual conflict. Feeling like shepherd's purse in Wuzhou - Gao Lishi sells it by the pound in two capitals, but no one picks it in Wuxi. Although Yixia is different, the smell does not change. Su Dongpo: "The bitter cold in the north has not ended yet, and the pineapples under the snow are like iron armor."

6. What are the poems describing growing vegetables? At the foot of the southern mountain, the grass is full of bean sprouts. ——"Returning to the Garden and Living in the Fields·Part 3" Wei and Jin Translation by Tao Yuanming: I plant beans at the foot of Nanshan Mountain. The weeds in the ground are lush and the bean seedlings are sparse. 2. Open up the wilderness in the south, stay humble and return to the garden. ——"Returning to the Garden and Living in the Fields·Part 1" Wei and Jin Translation by Tao Yuanming: I would like to reclaim wasteland in the southern wilderness and maintain my simplicity and return to the countryside. 3. The children and grandchildren are still working for farming and weaving, and they are also learning to grow melons near the mulberry tree. ——"Summer Pastoral Miscellany" Translated by Fan Chengda, Song Dynasty: Children do not know how to plow fields and weave cloth, but they must also learn to grow vegetables, melons and fruits. 4. I have plowed and planted, but I still read my book. ——"Reading the Classic of Mountains and Seas" Wei and Jin Dynasties Translated by Tao Yuanming: After farming, I often return to read my favorite books. 5. I planted two hundred yellow mandarin oranges by hand. When spring comes, new leaves are everywhere in the city. ——"Planting Orange Trees in the Northwest Corner of Liuzhou City" Translated by Liu Zongyuan of the Tang Dynasty: I personally planted two hundred yellow citrus trees. When spring comes, the branches and leaves are green, and the northwest corner of the city is full of green. 6. Talk happily, drink spring wine, and pick vegetables from my garden. ——"Reading the Classic of Mountains and Seas" Wei Jin Translation by Tao Yuanming: (I) Drinking spring wine happily and picking vegetables from the garden. 7. I work in the fields during the day and harvest hemp at night. The children in the village are responsible for their own affairs. ——"Summer Pastoral Miscellaneous" Translated by Fan Chengda, Song Dynasty: Going to farm during the day and plowing and weaving linen clothes at night. The boys and girls in the village each have their own things to do. 8. The days of mulberry and hemp have been long, and the days of my soil have been broad. ——"Returning to the Garden and Living in the Fields·Part 2 e5a48de588b6e799bee5baa631333363396339" Wei and Jin Translation by Tao Yuanming: The mulberries and hemp I plant grow taller and taller day by day, and the land I cultivate increases day by day. 9. The woman and the aunt call each other to bathe the silkworms and take a leisurely look at the gardenias in the atrium. ——"Rain Over the Mountain Village" Tang Dynasty Wang Jian's translation: Mother-in-law and daughter-in-law called each other to select silkworm seeds together. Only the gardenia bloomed and swayed alone in the courtyard. 10. If you have a good time, you can go alone, or plant a stick and work hard. ——"Come Back and Come Back" Wei and Jin Dynasty Translation by Tao Yuanming: Cherish the beauty of the good time and enjoy it alone, otherwise I will use the stick to weed and cultivate.

7. Poems and proverbs about vegetables. Poems: A field of spring leeks is ripe, and ten miles of rice flowers are fragrant. Spring leeks are cut in the rain at night, and yellow beams are cooked in the new kitchen. Countless spring bamboo shoots are growing all over the forest, and the firewood gate blocks the pedestrians.

The red apricot tips and tender spring fragrance are the place to drink next to the old earthenware basin. The rice is cheap, the grass and firewood are delicious, and the frost is clear and the crabs are fat. In August, purple Ulva floats in the green water, and the fine-scaled giantmouth bass is beautiful. The bitter cold in the north has not ended yet, and the pineapples under the snow are like iron armor. A literary genre that reflects life and expresses emotions through rhythmic and rhythmic language. Proverb: If you want leeks to flourish, you only need ashes to block them (yong, Yinping, fertilization). The leeks are under the flowers and the lotus roots are under the lotus. In March, leeks are sold on the streets. Leeks and cucumbers are fragrant at both ends. June leek. What a stinking dog! Bamboo shoots appear during the Qingming Festival, and bamboo shoots grow during the grain rain. If we don’t plant this year’s bamboo, there will be no bamboo shoots for next year. Cucumbers love water, and loofahs love vines. In May, cucumbers are sold on the streets, and in June, gourds are bent like bows. Cucumbers survive waterlogging, onions survive drought. Although spinach and tofu are cheap, the delicacies of mountains and seas cannot be replaced. In the first month, the spinach turns green, and in the second month, the scallions are harvested. A proverb is a type of idiom. It is a relatively concise and concise saying spread among the people. Most of them reflect the practical life experience of working people and are generally passed down orally. It is mostly an easy-to-understand short sentence or rhyme in spoken form.

8. What are the poems describing "vegetables"? A poem by Zuo Qiu Ming of the pre-Qin Dynasty in "Zhou Zheng Jiaozhi": There is a clear letter, the hair of the stream and swamp, the vegetables of the apple and the algae, the basket is full of flowers. The cauldron. Interpretation: The gentleman said: "If credit does not come from the heart, it is useless to pledge the covenant. Act openly and honestly with mutual understanding, and be bound by etiquette. Even if there is no pledge, who can separate them? If there is sincere credit, duckweed in the mountain stream Vegetables such as ferns, ferns, and algae can be placed in bamboo baskets and iron pots, and water from ditches in low-lying areas can be used to worship ghosts and gods and be offered to princes for food. It rained for three days south of Changshuitang, and the fragrance of cauliflower swept over Xiuzhou City. Definition: The fragrance of cauliflower swept through Xiuzhou City in waves in the spring breeze. A poem by Su Shi of the Song Dynasty: Cooking cold vegetables in an empty kitchen. , Burning wet reeds in a broken stove. Interpretation: Some cold vegetables are being cooked in the empty kitchen, and wet reeds are burning on the bottom of the broken stove. "Returning to the Garden and Living in the Fields Part 3" Poems by Tao Yuanming in the Wei and Jin Dynasties: Beans are planted at the foot of the southern mountain, and the grass is full of bean sprouts. . Interpretation: I am planting beans at the foot of the Nanshan Mountain. The weeds are lush and the bean sprouts are sparse. "Ruan Langgui·When I am outing in the spring in Nanyuan" a poem by Ouyang Xiu from the Song Dynasty: When I am outing in the south garden in the middle of spring, the wind is gentle and the sound of green plum blossoms is heard. The bean willows are like eyebrows, and butterflies fly as the day grows. Explanation: When I go out for a spring outing in the gardens in the southern suburbs, I can hear the neighing of horses from time to time in the warm spring breeze. The green plums are as big as peas, and the delicate willow leaves are as beautiful as eyebrows. The spring days are getting longer, and butterflies fly so lightly. "Millet Miao" Anonymous poem from the pre-Qin Dynasty: Peng Peng millet seedlings, the rain slowly travels south, and the shrike is called. Definition: The millet seedlings grow vigorously, and the rain is good.