Ancient poems about worshiping heaven and earth (what are the ancient poems about weddings)

1. What are the ancient poems about weddings?

1. The festival of wine and sacrifice in the autumn society, and the flute and drum to welcome the newlyweds.

Source: Lu You of the Song Dynasty, "Ten Poems on an Autumn Night with Rhymes of a Dog Barking in an Isolated Village, a Waning Moon, and Several People"

Interpretation: The food is richer than the autumn sacrifices, and it is lively and lively. Musical instruments are played to welcome the newlyweds.

2. The flowers and candles in Luo City are moving, and Qi Li is painting new moths.

Source: "Watching a Wedding at the First Night" by Yang Shidao of the Tang Dynasty

Interpretation: The shadows of flowers and candles are moving in Luoyang City, the bride draws Emei and puts on makeup, and relatives and neighbors are beaming with joy.

3. The red candles were lit in the bridal chamber last night, waiting to pay homage to my uncle and aunt in front of the Xiaotang Hall.

Source: Tang Dynasty Zhu Qingyu's "Recent Examination of Zhang Ji Shuibu"

Explanation: The bridal chamber was lit up with candles and flowers all night long, waiting for dawn to visit the parents-in-law for praise.

4. Remember the first time we met in the bridal chamber. Then we just get together and get together. How could a small gathering of joy turn into a feeling of separation. It's late spring, and the scenery is full of flowers and wild catkins. I am afraid of the beautiful scenery, so I will go back with Yi.

Source: Song Dynasty Liu Yong's "Day and Night Music: Remembering the First Meeting in the Bridal Room"

Translation: I remember the scene in the bridal chamber when we first met, and just want to be together forever. Who knew that a brief tryst would turn into the last love before separation, and it happened to be in the waning late spring. Looking at the catkins floating in the sky, I was panicking that this beautiful spring scene would all disappear with his departure.

5. The bridal chamber is deep, illuminated by screen lights, and the mountains are green and green. Listening to the cold raindrops on the plantains at night, I am startled by the red window, and the sweet dreams are broken, and the dragon smoke is thinly floating on the embroidered quilt. I have left my favor and returned to Changxin for a long time. The phoenix tent is sparse and sparse, and the pepper hall is idle.

Source: Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty, "Eight-Six Sons: Deep in the Bridal Room"

Translation: In the deep room where the concubine lives; the light shines on the screen with pictures, and the words on the screen The mountain color is rich green and looks particularly quaint and solemn. Hearing the sound of the cold night rain hitting the plantains interrupted the sweet dreams in the room.

When I woke up, I saw the incense smoke from the climbing dragon incense burner floating in the sky above the embroidered satin quilt. I have lost the favor of the emperor and have lived in Changxin Palace for a long time. The curtains are desolate and desolate. The original Jiao Palace is idle and useless, with the doors locked and deserted.

6.

The married woman is your wife, but the mat does not warm your bed.

Wedding in the evening and saying goodbye in the morning are all too hasty.

Source: Du Fu's "Wedding Farewell" in the Tang Dynasty

Translation: The two became a married couple, and they couldn't even sleep on a warm bed. We got married hastily last night and said goodbye hastily this morning. Isn’t this wedding period too short? Too short! 2. Does the phrase "Green House and Nu wine, clad in red and riding a white horse" come from an ancient poem?

It does not come from an ancient poem. "Green House and Nu wine, clad in red and riding a white horse" comes from the TV series "The Military Alliance of Sima Yi, the Great Military Advisor".

The full sentence is "Green house and wine, wearing red and riding a white horse. The great military advisor is like Sima Zhongda."

"The Alliance of Military Advisors of Sima Yi" is written by Zhang Yongxin A historical drama directed by Wu Xiubo, Li Chen, Liu Tao, Yu Hewei, Zhang Junning, Tang Yixin, Zhai Tianlin, Zhang Zhixi, Wang Jinsong, Wang Dong, Tan Jianci, Xiao Shunyao, Laixi and others.

Young Sima Yi (played by Wu Xiubo) was originally a timid and cautious scholar. Because of his "eagle watching the wolf", he looked back at Cao Cao (played by Yu Hewei) and formed a relationship with the Cao family. Indissoluble bond. He was forcibly recruited as an official by Cao Cao, and stepped into the turbulent undercurrent of the Cao family's struggle for the right to inherit the throne. He used strategies to help Cao Pi (played by Li Chen) pass Cao Cao's tests again and again, and sent Cao Pi to the throne of the world. He did his best to assist Cao Pi in becoming the founder of the country, creating new policies, supporting the gentry, and suppressing the clan.

He made great contributions to the stability and prosperity of Wei State. He and Zhuge Liang (played by Wang Luoyong) got to know and cherish each other during the six-game competition in Qishan. Liang Fu sang in the original autumn wind of the Five Abbots. He completely defeated the most powerful opponent in his life, but he burst into tears at the ethereal chess game.

In his twilight years, when the leader of the Wei Kingdom was young and mediocre, he quietly accumulated strength, endured the humiliation and endured the burden, and finally succeeded in quelling the civil strife in the Wei Kingdom. In his life, he had great achievements in protecting the country and the people, and he also had cruel infighting and conspiracy. He had both merits and demerits, and his wisdom was the best in the world, and he laid the foundation for ending the troubled times.

The second "Tiger Roars and Dragon Roars" is a Three Kingdoms costume drama directed by Zhang Yongxin and starring Wu Xiubo, Liu Tao, Li Chen, Zhang Junning, Tang Yixin, Wang Luoyong, Liu Huan, Wang Dong, Xiao Shunyao, Tan Jianci and others.

Emperor Wen of Wei Cao Pi died, and his son Cao Rui ascended the throne. Sima Yi was recalled as one of the four auxiliary ministers, and he faced a more complex political situation. Cao Rui is suspicious and jealous, and desires to exercise sole power. Cao Zhen, who was also an assistant minister, repeatedly made things difficult for Sima Yi, so Sima Yi could only deal with it cautiously. At this time, Zhuge Liang was on his northern expedition, and Cao Rui sent Sima Yi to meet the enemy.

Although Sima Yi and Zhuge Liang have been friends for a long time, they had to start life-and-death games for their respective countries. The original autumn wind of Wuzhang Liang Fu sang, Zhuge Liang finally died of illness due to overwork, and Sima Yi completely defeated the most powerful opponent in his life. Cao Rui died young and was succeeded by the young master Cao Fang.

The clan headed by Cao Shuang launched a ruthless attack on Sima Yi. Sima Yi reluctantly gave in and launched the Gaopingling Incident when the Cao family group was already paralyzed, ending the civil strife in Wei.

Sima Yi finally stood at the pinnacle of his life and realized the loneliness at the highest place. At the last moment of his life, his friends, lovers and family all left. At the end of his life, he reviewed his life and repented for his struggle for power. What pleased him was that the three kingdoms were about to be unified, and he personally ended the troubled times.

Extended information:

Qinglu pronunciation: qīnglú

Definition:

1. A tent made of green cloth. It was used by ancient northern peoples to hold weddings.

A tent made of green cloth is where weddings are held. This custom existed from the Eastern Han Dynasty to the Tang Dynasty. In the northern area, worship services are held in "Qinglu". The so-called "Qinglu" refers to the "auspicious place" in the southwest corner of the house. A tent is set up in the open air, and the bride steps into the Qinglu from a specially prepared felt mat.

"New Odes of Yutai·Ancient Poems for Jiao Zhongqing's Wife" "On that day, the cows and horses neighed, and the bride entered the green house."

Tang Duan Chengshi's "Youyang Zazu·Etiquette": "In the Northern Dynasty weddings, green cloth curtains were used as houses, inside and outside the door, which is called Qinglu, let’s pay our respects here.”

Pu Songling’s “Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio: The Goddess” of the Qing Dynasty: “The young master came out and said: ‘Tomorrow night, on the ninth day of the seventh lunar month, the new moon will appear, and the sun will appear. It is an auspicious time for a girl to get married, and she can prepare a green house. '"

Pu Songling of the Qing Dynasty wrote in "Strange Stories from a Chinese Studio: Parasite": "The two women were supporting the girl, and she was sitting in the green house, and only then did she know how beautiful she was.

Refers to the second scene of Guo Moruo's "Zhuo Wenjun": "Zhuo Weng, you should know that Sima Changqing is famous all over the world, but he is not yet in Qinglu. If he can get the female master as his internal assistant, Wouldn’t that be a match made in heaven? ”

Baidu Encyclopedia--Qinglu 3. Sentences describing ancient marriages, urgent and clear

In ancient China, the marriages of young Han people were mostly arranged by their parents, and most of them were arranged by their parents since childhood. After getting engaged, some even get married by fingertips, that is, before the child is born, the parents of both parties establish the marriage relationship for them.

Non-marriage: that is, men and women with the same surname do not marry each other. This started from the beginning. In the early Western Zhou Dynasty, it was a legacy left over from the Zhou people's practice of exogamy. During the Spring and Autumn Period, people had further understanding that marriage with the same surname would cause deformity and infertility in their offspring, but marriages with the same surname still occurred among the nobles.

After the Warring States period, surnames were used as surnames. After the Han Dynasty, surnames were not distinguished, so it was not allowed to marry with the same surname. By the Tang Dynasty, marriages with the same surname were prohibited according to the ancient system.

In the Song Dynasty and the Yuan Dynasty, marriage was prohibited. According to a Tang law, people with the same surname separated for marriage. In the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the area was larger and the population was large. The society had already become a region-based society, replacing the original clan based on blood.

Therefore, the "Ming Code" and the "Qing Code" both classify people with the same surname and the same clan. On the surface, both laws prohibit intermarriage, but in fact, people with the same surname but different clans can get married. In the late Qing Dynasty, the laws were compiled to combine the non-marriage between people with the same surname and the non-marriage between relatives, and only prohibited marriage within the same clan.

Before getting engaged, a matchmaker should be invited to the bride’s house to propose marriage. When getting engaged, the man gives the woman some property as a "betrothal gift". When getting married, the woman also has to bring a lot of property to the man's family, which is called a "dowry".

On the wedding day, the groom will get in a limo or sedan and go to the bride’s house to “welcome” her bride. There will be a band in front of the limo or sedan. After the bride is welcomed into the groom's home, she must pay homage to heaven, earth and her parents.

After the ceremony, the newlyweds entered the bridal chamber. At this time, the groom's family held a banquet to entertain relatives and friends who came to congratulate him.

In some places, it is still customary to make trouble in the wedding room and listen to others. Check the date: Han marriage customs.

Also known as reporting the date. Popular in most areas of China.

A step in rural marriage negotiation. After the young man and woman get to know each other, they inform their parents and ask a matchmaker to communicate. The man gives the woman a gift and then decides on a wedding date.

In the old days, fortune tellers were often asked to arrange the "eight characters", and the fortune teller would only proceed if the fortunes were consistent. In some places, both parents meet to betroth their children.

For example: in Quanzhou County, after both parties reach an agreement, the matchmaker will send wine, meat, clothing and materials to the woman on behalf of the man, and will accompany the woman’s parents and uncle to the man’s house on an agreed date, and the man will host a banquet. The young man holds a pot and pours wine, first to the woman's uncle and then to his own uncle, and then to the guest and then the host.

The two parties agreed on a wedding date and the engagement was successful. Afterwards, the man and woman give the woman heavy gifts and betrothal money, the woman prepares the dowry, the man prepares furniture, and the wedding is held as scheduled.

If the woman is urging the marriage, she will make a pair of glutinous rice cakes (commonly known as "reunion cakes") and send them to the man's house. The man understands this and treats her warmly and invites his neighbors to accompany him. Generally, the woman's suggestion to advance the wedding date is respected.

Helangge: A Han marriage custom popular in Xing'an County in northeastern Guangxi. After the church service and dinner, relatives and friends gathered around the groom in the main hall and sang congratulatory songs.

Improvised congratulatory messages, including joking and humorous remarks. Relatives and friends sing a song, and the groom drinks a glass of wine.

Sing until midnight to send the groom into the bridal chamber. The female singer waits behind closed doors, while the man and woman sing "Opening the Door Song" due to each other, and then open the door after enjoying themselves.

After entering the house, sing and make noise in the room, from "Congratulations to the bridegroom on one glass of wine" to "Ten glasses", and the groom drinks from 1 to 10 glasses in turn (if you are not strong enough to drink, the male singer can drink on his behalf). Then "Mating Wine" is sung, and the newlyweds drink together.

Finally, the singer knocked on the door and sang "Knocking on the Door Song" to end the wedding. Sitting in the red hall: a Han marriage custom popular in Quanzhou County in northeastern Guangxi. On the eve of their marriage, young men and women worship their ancestors at their own homes and receive admonitions from their elders.

The bride wears a red pendant and is accompanied by her classmates. She sits in the hall and sings the "Weeping Wedding Song" softly and euphemistically to remember her parents and express the love between sisters. The sisters told the bride to be filial to the elderly and to be harmonious to her brothers and sisters after she passed away, and praised the groom for his handsomeness and hard work.

When the bride expressed her dissatisfaction, the sisters tried to comfort her. Singing late into the night, Yi Yiyi bid farewell and gave gifts.

The groom was also accompanied by his brothers and sat in the main hall of his home, receiving the teachings from his elders about being diligent, thrifty and managing the family and how to behave in the world. After the teaching, the old man retired, the young men joked and chased the groom, and the fun ended late at night.

Asking for keys: Han marriage custom, popular in Quanzhou County in northeastern Guangxi. The bride's wedding key is held by the "bridal groom" appointed by her younger siblings or nephews.

Before the ceremony, the groom sends a package to the groom to ask for the key so that he can open the box after the ceremony and display the rice, money and goods inside, symbolizing a bumper harvest and a wealthy family after the marriage. There were too few bridegrooms to accept the bridegroom, and the groom added many times.

The groom accepts the package, and after the groom obtains the key, he happily pays homage to the bride. House-viewing: One of the Han wedding customs and an important procedure in rural marriage negotiations.

Also known as housekeeping and housekeeping. Popular in most counties and townships in Guangxi.

At that time, the woman and two girls called "accompanying aunts", accompanied by more than 10 relatives and friends, will visit the men and women to check on their families (the woman herself may not go). The man hosted a banquet for the guests.

The matchmaker introduces the parties to the marriage proposal. When the woman's relatives and friends ask for financial gifts on her behalf, the man usually agrees and gives "travel money" to the guests.

The next day, both parties discussed in detail through a matchmaker. In some places, the man who is planning to marry is allowed to enter the inner room of the man to rummage through his cabinets to find out the true situation, and then discuss the marriage through a matchmaker.

Black house robbery: a Han marriage custom popular in He County, Guidong. In Xiacheng Mountain District, after the bride cried for two days and two nights, she hid in a dark room with her female companions early in the morning on the wedding day.

After the wedding team of men and women arrived, the bride's brother (or cousin) and the powerful young man broke in through the door. The female companion threw sand and waved bamboo branches to resist.

The snatcher tried to drag the female companions out of the door to eliminate interference. If the two snatchers are defeated, the number of people will increase to 4 or even 10, until the bride is forced to go out.

Then the two (or four) women in the groom's wedding team take turns carrying the bride to the groom's house. During the competition for bride-grabbing, men wiped pots and smoke on women while women tore off men's clothes, turning the ancient tradition of bride-grabbing into a slapstick game between young men and women.

Colorful sayings in worship hall: Han marriage custom, popular in most counties and villages in Guangxi. An important procedure in the wedding.

The groom's uncle often lights a pair of wedding candles on the altar table and says congratulations and blessings. For example, colorful sayings are commonly used in He County, Guidong: "The dragon shines alone, shining high in the palace, the husband and wife live together, and they are blessed with fortune and wealth." ”

After the congratulatory speech, the bride and groom worshiped heaven, earth, ancestors, and got married. Returning to the door: ancient Chinese Han marriage customs.

That is, on the third, sixth, seventh, ninth, or tenth day after the marriage or on the full moon, the son-in-law returns to his natal home with the bride, bringing gifts, to visit his wife's parents and relatives. The ceremony of becoming a son-in-law is now complete.

This custom originated in ancient times, and is generally called "Guining", which refers to visiting people home after marriage. 4. What poems are there about celebrating birthdays and weddings?

What are the poems about celebrating birthdays and weddings? The details are as follows:

1. Happy to wear colorful phoenixes flying with two wings, joyful together with the branches. The love will last forever and everlasting. I sincerely wish you a happy wedding, the singing of luan and phoenix, beautiful flowers and full moon, and happiness and peace for the rest of your life!

2. Finding the half of your heart is a kind of happiness. Being able to live a wonderful and tacit understanding with your half in the long and trivial future life is even greater happiness. I wish you keep this happiness for a long time when you knock on the door of happiness!

3. Get married and become husband and wife. They will grow old together with a long-term love. They will spend their lives together by helping each other. If they have a child early, they will have many happy events. I send you many wishes today, may all your wishes come true. Happy wedding and happy life!

4. Former classmates and childhood sweethearts talk about their dreams. Tonight we are together, and we have close friends in the mountains and flowing water. A good marriage for a lifetime, in the same sky and in the same earth forever. Couples of a hundred years, deeply in love with each other. I sincerely wish that my lover will always be with you and love you forever.

5. I hope you can go where you want to go in the future and love and help each other with the people who love you. On this day, please make a good wish, embrace a better tomorrow, and enjoy a good time. You must have it today Sunny smile.

6. The invitation with the word "Happy" promotes joy and reflects the sweetness of love; firecrackers spread the excitement with laughter, and the newlyweds are as delicate as blooming flowers; holding each other hand in hand composes the romance of life; I send you sweet blessings from my heart, shouting happiness Slogan: I wish you love each other and stay together forever!

7. The bright red flowers show the joy, the vigorous firecrackers show the auspiciousness, the laughter of the whole family shows the happiness, the bustle of relatives and friends shows the happiness, the lingering love shows the happiness, I wish you a happy marriage. Be happy and grow old together.

8. The magpies are noisy on the branches, and good news has arrived again. Today is the day of the wedding, and all the guests are here. The salutes shot into the sky, and the songs kept ringing.

The bride looks pretty and the groom is happy. I am married and my mother is growing old. I only want to be with you in this life. I wish you a happy and sweet wedding!

9. Flowers pave the road, songs fill the house, auspicious suonas are blown, and blessing gongs and drums are beaten. On this festive day, I send my most sincere blessings: Happy wedding, may all the best As you wish, we will be together for a hundred years, we will be united forever, grow old together, and be happy forever.

10. Falling in love is not that simple, but you did it! Getting married is not that simple, but you did it! Life is not that simple, so I hope your future will be simple but not simple! Happy wedding, buddy!

11. The magpies are chirping on the branches, the moon is smiling knowingly, congratulations on walking towards the Bridge of Happiness; the flowers are in full bloom, the moon is round, happiness is sweeter than honey, congratulations to you two on your happy marriage; you are in love with each other, *** The joys and sorrows are shared, and I wish you a happy wedding.

12. Meeting is a fate, holding hands in the vast sea of ??people; showing sweet affection, lingering for years; holding hands till the end of time, never leaving each other; blessings to the newlyweds, a hundred years of happiness concentrated! Happy wedding!

13. Magpies chirp, and happy things finally come. The newlyweds worship heaven and earth, and their parents smile. I hope that my children will grow up, get married, have children and start a family. I wish the newlyweds to be strong-willed, stay together with one heart and one mind, and only when the mountains and the earth are united can they dare to be with you!

14. I would like to say that if you want to be happy for a lifetime, be content; if you want to be safe for a lifetime, be in harmony; if you want to be happy for a lifetime, be diligent; if you want to be sober for a lifetime, think. My friend, I wish you and your significant other a happy, safe and happy life!

15. I want to say: Life does not need to be earth-shattering, just be happy; friendship does not need sweet words, just think about it; money does not need to be carried in a car, just enough is enough; I wish you a happy marriage, long-lasting friendship, and mutual trust Help each other and live a happy life!

16. We met and fell in love. We fell in love and got married. We got married and had a family. Wife, happy wedding, let us join hands to create a better life!

17. A smile conveys happiness, and eyes express mood. There is no house or car, only a kind heart. No words are needed, but there is a connection between the hearts and a close friend will accompany you throughout your life, and you will have no regrets in life. Wish you: Hand in hand, we will make progress, and the flowers will be full and the moon will be full.

18. Let the breeze carry your heartfelt blessings, and let the flowing clouds offer you your sincere affection; today and every night, the air is filled with intoxicating sweetness. I wish my dearest friend eternal love from now on! Happy wedding!

19. Finally waited for this day, the big event of marriage is in front of us. We are all ready to go to pick up the bride. Men, women, old and young are all smiling. The sound of firecrackers warms the atmosphere, and relatives and friends wish the bride well. The whole house is full of joy, and life after marriage is more exciting than ever. Sweet! Congratulations to my brother for a happy marriage and a baby boy!

20. Brother, don’t be anxious. The bride will see you right away and rearrange your suit, otherwise the bride will lose her temper. Don’t be too nervous for a while. Everyone is watching you on and off the stage. Today you It’s a big protagonist, and I’m here to bless you, buddy!

21. I think the happiness accumulated from countless ups and downs must be the result of the carvings on the Sansheng Stone. Care for this fate with your sincerity, and sincerely wish you a happy marriage for a hundred years and a lifelong love for each other.