Which poem is the sentence about noon on the day of hoeing?

It is noon on the day of hoeing, and the sweat is dripping from the soil. Who cares about the meal, every grain of it is hard

The author of this poem is Li Shen, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. Shen (772~846), courtesy name Gongchui, was born in Wuxi (now part of Jiangsu). He was a Jinshi in Yuanhe. He was one of the advocates and practitioners of the New Yuefu Movement in the mid-Tang Dynasty. He had close contacts with famous scholars such as Bai Juyi and Yuan Zhen. Yuan Zhen called Li Shen and said: "To my friend Li Gongchui, Kuang wrote twenty new poems for Yuefu. It is elegant as it is called. It is a true essay. The articles are written according to the time, and the songs and poems are written according to the events." Obviously, Li Shen's poetic style is consistent with the style of the poem "It's noon on the day of hoeing". "Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" contains Li Shen's poems, entitled "Two Ancient Style Poems", also known as "Two Poems of Compassion for Farmers", one of which is "It's noon on the day of hoeing", another poem is: "One grain of millet is planted in spring, and ten thousand grains are harvested in autumn. There is no idle land in the world, and farmers are still starving to death." The meaning of the two poems is the same.

It is said that the real author of the poem "Hoeing Day at Noon" should be Nie Yizhong, another poet of the Tang Dynasty. The main reasons for this are: 1. "The Complete Poems of the Tang Dynasty" is named after Nie Yizhong and Li Shen respectively In the collection of these two five-character quatrains, Li Shen's "Two Ancient Poems" has no explanation of how the chapters intersect with each other, while after Nie Yizhong's "Tian Family Two Poems", a footnote is added, saying "It is noon on the day of hoeing", etc. One of the four lines was Li Shen's poem. Later, people annotated Nie Yizhong's poem and simply did not take the four lines of "hoeing", which caused misinformation. Second, photocopied the Song Dynasty edition of "Quanfang Beizu" to list the "hoeing" poem The full text of the poem "Tian Family Two Poems" compiled under the name of Nie Yizhong says: "The father plows the plains and goes to the fields, and the son plows the hills and wasteland. In June, the crops are not showing yet, and the officials have already built the barn. It is noon on the day of hoeing, and the sweat drips from the crops. Going down the mountain; Who cares about the meal, every grain of it is hard work. In February, new silk is sold, in May, new grain is sold; the sores in the eyes are cured, but the flesh in the heart is cut out. I wish the heart of the king to turn into a candle of light; not to illuminate the Qiluo Banquet, but to "Photograph of the Fugitive House." However, this book under Li Shen's name only contains four lines such as "A grain of millet is planted in spring", which shows that the ancients attributed this poem to Nie Yizhong. Three, Nie Yizhong (837~?), Named Tanzhi, a native of Hedong (which governs the present-day Yongji West of Shanxi Province), he was a Jinshi of Xiantong. "Chronicles of Tang Poems" says: "(Nie Yizhong) worked hard in the grasslands, and was prepared to experience the hardships, especially the hardships." Nie Yizhong was born in a poor family. After becoming an official, he only served as a county official and had a better understanding of the sufferings of farmers, so he wrote poems so close to life. "Quan Tangwen" finally collected a volume of Nie Yizhong's poems, including "Tian Jia" and other themes. Poetry accounts for a quarter. It seems that the author of the poem "It's noon on the day of hoeing" is none other than Nie Yizhong.

Both of the above theories are reasonable, and the author is generally believed to be Li Shen. In fact, Not a final conclusion.