Four simple ancient poems about the New Year.

The ancient poems about off-year are as follows:

1, in the early years, there is a virtual hall, and the father of Zi Nong's lyre sings poetry. I will get nothing, and the fate of love will be absurd. -Wu Yuxi's New Year's Eve?

Chajia spent the rest of his life recalling his hometown. In 2008, snakes went to the valley and geese followed the sun. It is forbidden to greet guests with Nuo drums in the que, and incense is burned on the stove in the adjacent street. Heroes must be self-reliant and easy to get gray. -Sun Song's The Age of All Money?

It's only after the twelfth lunar month, and it's raining all over the country! The children handed the wine to the candle, thinking that their loved ones were still awake. -Fan Wei's "Off-year, Still Stay in Beishan"?

4, a bowl of clear soup poems, Zao Jun went to the sky today; If the jade emperor asks about human affairs, articles in troubled times are worthless. -Lv Mengzheng's poem of offering sacrifices to a stove?

5, the north ship can't reach the pearl, drunk and depressed for half a month. Tomorrow, the host will be a sacrificial stove, and only a cockfighting wine can save us. -Su Shi's Three Vertical Paintings, the Third Song?

6. Horseshoe cross the snowy day, the guest road is amazing and young. The sequence of cold irrigation and forest thinning has changed, and the dawn invades wild colored fog and smoke. Where is the plum blossom in the old garden, with a thin shadow on the side. It is reported that the spring news is approaching and the pavilion in front of the wind is lonely. —— Huang Gongfu's "The Years in Wugang Road"

Brief introduction of off-year:

Off-year doesn't mean festivals. Due to local customs, festivals called off-year are different. During the off-year period, the main folk activities include posting Spring Festival couplets, sweeping dust and offering sacrifices to stoves.

Off-year has different concepts and dates in different places. In the north of China, it is the 23rd of the twelfth lunar month, while in the south of China, it is the 24th of the twelfth lunar month. In Jiangsu, Zhejiang and Shanghai, "the 24th of the twelfth lunar month" and "the night before New Year's Eve" are both called off-year. In Nanjing, the Lantern Festival on the fifteenth day of the first month is called off-year. The 16th day of the first month is celebrated in some parts of Yunnan, and New Year's Eve is celebrated in some minority areas in the southwest and north.

Off-year also means that people begin to prepare for new year's goods and have a clean and good year, which indicates that the new year will have a new atmosphere and expresses the good wishes of the working people in our country to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new.