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Poems and ancient poems about New Year's greetings

This poem about New Year greetings is as follows:

1, firecrackers are one year old, and the spring breeze enters Tu Su from send warm. The rising sun sheds light on doors of each household, New peachwood charm is put up to replace the old. -"January Day" Wang Anshi

Appreciation: Wang Anshi's poem January 1st expresses the poet's joy and expectation for the New Year by describing the details of the New Year. The firecrackers except one year old in the poem borrow the image that the old year is gone, which means that the old year is over and the new year is about to begin.

Spring breeze brings warmth to Tu Su, depicts the warm atmosphere of spring, and brings warmth and joy to the arrival of the New Year. Thousands of families always exchange new peaches for old ones every day. These two poems show the new atmosphere and new hope of the New Year by describing the scene of people changing Spring Festival couplets.

2. Cleverly cut gold foil for new clothes and brush gold for old clothes. There are four songs on the three-foot stage, and the drums are repeated in winter. -"Fengcheng New Year Speech"

Appreciation: Cha's "Fengcheng New Year's Ci" is a new year's ballad with rich life interest. In poems, people describe clothes with gold foil and colors on the occasion of the New Year to show the joy of saying goodbye to the old and welcoming the new.

Four three-foot stage songs vividly show people singing and dancing to celebrate the New Year. The last sentence "drumming every year" expresses the circulation of time and the replacement of years, and also reflects people's expectations and blessings for the new year.

3, the north wind blows snow in the fourth day, Jiarui Tianjiao, and reads the beginning. Tu Su's half lamp has not been raised, and the grass in front of it has given me a book. -"In addition to the night snow" Lu You

Appreciation: Lu You's Snow Removal at Night is a poem describing the snow in the New Year. The fourth watch of the north wind blowing snow in the poem vividly depicts the scene of snowflakes flying in the cold north wind, and also implies that the new year is coming. Jia Rui Tian Jiao and the beginning of the year expressed the poet's joy and blessing for the arrival of the New Year.

Tu Su's last two and a half sentences have not been lifted. The grass gives books before the lamp, which depicts the scene of people warming themselves around the stove, saying goodbye to the old year and welcoming the new year, and drinking Tu Su wine to welcome good luck on New Year's Eve, showing people's expectations and blessings for the new year. The whole poem is sincere in emotion and profound in artistic conception, giving people a fresh, lively, warm and harmonious feeling.