Poems about women's housekeeping

1. The poem about housework hoes at noon, and sweat drips down the soil.

Who knows that every grain of Chinese food is hard? At noon in midsummer, farmers are still working in the scorching sun, and sweat drips into the soil.

Who would have thought that the rice in our bowl was full of the blood and sweat of farmers? Looking at the countries and families of former sages, they became thrifty and extravagant. Throughout history, the success of any wise country stems from thrift, and the decline stems from luxury.

Thrift leads to prosperity, and fornication leads to death. Zhidao (Mozi Ci Country) translation: frugality leads to prosperity, while lewdness leads to death.

Worry and fatigue can rejuvenate the country, and leisure can die. (Introduction to the Biography of Lingguan in the New Five Dynasties) Translation: Worried about working hard on state affairs can make the country prosperous, and pursuing ease and enjoyment will bring about self-destruction.

It is easy to be frugal, but difficult to be frugal. (Sima Guang's "Training frugality to show health") Translation: It is easy to change from frugality to luxury, and it is difficult to change from luxury to frugality.

Take it in moderation, use it in moderation, and it will always be enough. Take it in a planned way and consume it in moderation, and you will be rich forever.

Only thrift can contribute to honesty, and forgiveness can become a virtue. (Biography of Fan Chunren in Song Dynasty) Only thrift can make people upright, and only tolerance can make people develop good moral character.

2. The ancient poems praising women's intelligence and virtue are those 1, and the couplets singing snow in the Southern and Northern Dynasties: Liu Yiqing Xie Taifu's Collection in Cold Snow, telling children the meaning of that piece of paper.

Soon, it snowed heavily, and the guardian said happily, "What kind of snow is this?" ? "Xie Lang, his brother's eldest son, said," The air in the air is almost comparable. "."His eldest brother's daughter said, "Catkin can dance with the wind better than the wind." . "

Imperial guards laughed. She is the daughter of Xie An, the daughter of Xie An, and the wife of the left-wing general Wang Ningzhi.

Xie An held a family gathering on a cold snowy night to explain poems and songs to his sons and nephews. Soon, it snowed heavily, and the teacher said happily, "What is this snow like?" Xie Lang, his elder brother, said, "It's almost as good to sprinkle salt in the air."

Xie An's brother's daughter said, "It's better to fly with the wind than catkins." A teacher burst out laughing.

She is the daughter of Xie An's eldest brother Xie Wuyi and the wife of General Zuo. 2. New Bride Words Tang Dynasty: Wang Jian, on the third day, he cooked instead of me and washed his hands to make bride soup.

I don't know the taste of mother-in-law. Let's make the taste of good sister-in-law first. After three days of marriage, I went to the kitchen, washed my hands and made my own soup.

I don't know what a mother-in-law tastes like. Let my sister-in-law taste it first. 3. One of the Qing Dynasty: Li Baiyun wants beautiful clothes and flowers, and the spring breeze is full.

If Yushan didn't see her, it would be Yaochi meeting under the moon. Think about the brilliance of clouds, clothes, flowers and people.

If I hadn't met her at the top of Qunyushan Mountain, I would have met her in the moonlight of Yaochi. 4. Tao Tang Dynasty's gift to Xue: Yuan Zhen Jinjiang greasy beauty show, which is reminiscent of Xue Tao.

Words steal parrot's tongue, articles get chicken hair. The guests stopped writing one by one, and all the officials wanted to dream of knives.

After parting, acacia is separated by smoke and water, and cattail flowers are five clouds high. Jinjiang is slippery, Emei Mountain is beautiful, and talented women like Zhuo Wenjun and Xue Tao have emerged.

Clever words seem to steal the parrot's tongue 62616964757a68696416fe4b893e5b19E3133366306466, and the article seems to get the feathers of a phoenix. People who are good at writing stopped writing, and all the ministers wanted to leave Rainbow's dream of promotion there. They are all ashamed of themselves.

After parting, I miss you infinitely far away, far away between smoke and water, as prosperous as calamus in the courtyard and as high as Xiangyun in the horizon. 5. Farewell to two authors: Du Mu Dynasty: Yangzhou Road, Wan Li, Tang Feng Chun, it is better to roll a bead curtain.

Looking at the young beauty in Shili Long Street in Yangzhou City, there is nothing like her to roll up the bead curtain and sell makeup.

3. Ask for four-word idioms that describe women who are good at housekeeping or housework, such as diligent housekeeping, bright and clean, thrifty, thrifty and smooth operation.

1, frugal housekeeping [Ji Qin m: nchjiā]

Basic definition: manage housework with the spirit of diligence and thrift.

Source: Modern Ba Jin Tan&; lt； Autumn. "I don't have enough money and don't want to be frugal, but I still stay among my relatives to be a tough guy. "

2. The window is bright and clean [chu ā ng mí ng j and ng]

Basic interpretation: bright windows, clean tables. Describe the room as bright and tidy. A few (j: and).

Source: Modern Lu Xun's "Weeds One Sleep": I cleaned up the daily newspaper scattered on a bed and brushed away the pale dust gathered on the desk last night. My small study extending in all directions is still so-called bright and clean today.

Step 3 be thrifty

Basic interpretation: industrious and thrifty.

Source: Yuefu Poetry, Yuewu Poetry, Liang Taimiao, Sadou Chunqiu: "Diligence; No shortage. "

Vernacular translation: You can be thrifty. Do not slack off, do not waste.

4. Diligence and thrift.

Basic definition: Diligence means diligence and thrift, and describes hard work and thrift.

Source: Modern Lu Yao's "Ordinary World", Volume V, Chapter 1: "This has formed a dual lifestyle of daring to eat, dare to drink and dare to go to sea, and be thrifty."

5. Long flowing water

Basic explanation:

(1) is a metaphor for doing a job without interruption.

(2) For example, save the use of property and keep it available at any time.

Source: Hao's Popular Geography: "Diligence, like a trickle, can wear away the stone."

Vernacular translation: You should be diligent and enterprising, just like a long stream of water, which can penetrate the stone.