Ancient poetry is a treasure of Chinese culture, and it is a precious cultural heritage of literati and artists of all generations to express emotions, depict scenes, and record history. On this special occasion of the New Year, many popular ancient poems are born, which either depict a lively festive atmosphere, or convey good wishes and visions, and become the spiritual food for people to celebrate the festive season.
1. The depiction of the New Year's scene.
In the ancient poems of the New Year, there are many works that vividly depict the joy and excitement of the festival. For example, the Tang Dynasty poet Meng Haoran wrote in "The New Year's Eve Party Lecheng Zhang Shaofu's Mansion": "The old sparse frame is now a broken arm." At first glance, the sentence is stable, and there is no need to think about it late. Gradually happy when there are few people, the first to surprise the new year. My home is also the land, and what I have encountered has been like this. Through delicate brushstrokes, the poet vividly depicts the scene of the night of the New Year's Eve, which makes people feel the strong flavor of the New Year.
2. Expressions of New Year's greetings.
In the ancient poems of the New Year, blessings are an indispensable theme. For example, the Song Dynasty poet Wang Anshi's "Yuan Ri" wrote: "In the sound of firecrackers, the year old is removed, and the spring breeze sends warmth into Tusu." Thousands of households always replace the new peach with the old one. The poem expresses the joy and blessings of the New Year, as well as the hope for a better life. Another example is the Tang Dynasty poet Gu Gu's "Years and Days" wrote: "I don't feel that the old man is coming to the spring, and he is even more sad to join hands with several people." Dan is lonely and ashamed, and Tu Su is a young man. On the occasion of the New Year, the poet lamented the passage of time, expressing his blessings to his friends and nostalgia for his youth.
3. The sustenance of the New Year's vision.
In the ancient poems of the New Year, many poets put their visions and ideals in them. For example, the Tang Dynasty poet Liu Changqing's "New Year's Works" wrote: "The hometown heart is new to the year, and the world is unique." The old is under the people, and the spring returns to the guest first. The mountain ape is the same as the twilight, and the river and willow are in the wind and smoke. It has been like Changsha Fu, and it has been a few years since then. The poet lamented the rush of time and expressed his longing for his hometown and his desire to return to seclusion. Another example is the Song Dynasty lyricist Liu Yong's "Rui Partridge Double Ginkgo" wrote: "Like pearls reflecting coral branches." The new makeup should be on this day, and it is rare to meet a hundred and two in the world. The merry and smiling girl in the sky, the priceless treasure Ying Yao Pool. The lyricist borrowed the image of double ginkgo biloba to express his yearning and pursuit of a better life.
Fourth, the expression of New Year's feelings.
In the ancient poems of the New Year, there are also some works that express the emotion of the passage of time and the impermanence of life. For example, the Tang Dynasty poet Du Fu wrote in "The Twilight of the Year": "The wind and frost of heaven and earth are exhausted, and the weather is harmonious." New years are added, and spring is full of old mountains and rivers. Plum willow Fangrong".