Poems praising cows, ancient poems

Li Dongyang, a poet in the Ming Dynasty, wrote "Pastoral in the North Plains": "The grass in the North Plains is green and the cattle are fat, and the shepherd boy sings and the cattle return.

The child's home is in Sakamoto, the singing is getting lower and lower, and people are getting farther and farther ... "It depicts a desirable pastoral style.

Song of Drinking Cows by Lu You, a great poet in the Southern Song Dynasty: "A stream outside the door is clear to the bottom, and the old man leads the cow to drink the stream.

The stream is clear and happy, and it doesn't pollute the belly of cattle, and it is not afraid to practice frost and cold.

Shedong has thin soil and gravel everywhere, and the father and son are hardworking and skilled.

Needless to say, I am still working hard at the age of eighty.

Cows can have calves. I have a grandson, and I will follow my old hometown from generation to generation.

"Express concern for cattle.

The idyllic Shan Ye is charming, and the shepherd boy rides on the cow's back and plays the bamboo flute, which expands the poet's expressive world and romantic poetic realm.

In the Song Dynasty's "Village Night", there is a cloud: the grass is full of water, and the mountain is immersed in the sunset.

Cowherd's child sat on the cow's back and casually played the tune with piccolo.

Making use of the topic is also a common technique used by poets in past dynasties. Jin Yang, a painter in Qing Dynasty, wrote a poem in his painting "Spring Grass in Liutang": The shepherd boy sang back and forth with smoke on his back.

Only when the wind and rain are full can we be proud.

Obviously, painters are unwilling to participate in the world's honor and disgrace disputes, even if it is stormy, it will be like living a good life.

Yang Shouzhong, a writer of Yuanqu, used Yuanqu to redress the grievances of Niu, telling the hardships of Niu's life, and directly accusing the social injustice through Niu.

Gao Qi, a poet in the Ming Dynasty, wrote "The Ci of Cattle Pasturing": "My horns are bent and my oxtail is bald.

* * * came piccolo and whip, south Longdong hillock to each other.

The sun is setting, the grass is still behind, and the cows are hungry. Only I know.

Sing on the cow, the cow sits down and lies next to the cow at night.

I'm not worried about cattle that have been grazing for many years, but I'm afraid of losing rent and selling my cattle. "

The shepherd boy and the cow in the poet's works live together day and night, living alone, distressed that the cow was hungry, and worried that the cow would be sold.

Another example is "Farming Cattle" by Mei in Song Dynasty: "If you don't plow, why don't you herd calves?

At night, I breathe out the bright moon and go out through the deep valley.

Although the strength is poor, the intestines are not full.

When the autumn harvest is snowy, they eat grass on the cold slope. "