The ancient poems of the New Year, like a bright pearl, illuminate our expectations, blessings and emotions for the New Year with their unique charm and profound connotation. They are like exquisite paintings, presenting the joy, joy and blessings of the New Year to the fullest.
Wang Anshi's "Yuan Ri" is as warm as firecrackers, and the spring breeze blows on the face, bringing the warmth of the New Year. The poem depicts "the sound of firecrackers in the year old, the spring breeze sends warmth into Tusu", as if we are in that festive scene, feel the footsteps of the New Year are getting closer and closer, and people happily replace the peach charm on the door to welcome the arrival of the New Year.
Meng Haoran's "Tianjia Yuan Ri" is as quiet as an idyll, showing the idyllic scenery on the occasion of the New Year and the author's emotion. In the poem, "I returned to the north last night, and now the year rises to the east", implying the flow of time and the ruthlessness of time, while "I am strong in my years, and I am still worried about farming" expresses the author's concern for agricultural activities and his wish for a good harvest.
Wen Tianxiang's "Except the Night" depicts the author's feelings about the passing years and his confusion about the future with deep brushstrokes. In the poem, "the universe is empty, and the years go to the hall" implies the ruthlessness of time and the shortness of life, while "there is no resurrection of Su Meng, and the night is not young" expresses the author's expectations and unwillingness for the future.
In addition, in Wang Zhilian's "Liangzhou Words Two Songs: One of Them", "the spring breeze does not pass the Yumen Pass, and the weeping poplars are not hung in February", with the scenery of the border plug as the background, implying that the arrival of the new year has brought vitality and hope to the border pass. In Bai Juyi's "Except the Night", "the sick eye sleeps less than the old age, and the old heart feels more and is in spring", which expresses the author's helplessness about aging and his feelings for the new year.
These ancient poems of the New Year, with their unique charm and profound connotation, make us feel the shortness and preciousness of life in the festive atmosphere of the New Year. They are not only good wishes for the New Year, but also deep reflections on life and time. On the occasion of the New Year, let us enjoy these ancient poems and feel the inspiration and emotion they bring us.