Poems and ancient poems describing many species

Mango is one of the 24 solar terms in the lunar calendar. Early summer and late spring are a lively and festive season. In the ancient culture of China, Miscanthus occupies an important position, so there are many ancient poems describing this solar term.

In the Tang Dynasty, Wang Zhihuan wrote in "The Story of the Heron Tower": "The mountains cover the daytime, and the sea drains the golden river. But as long as you go up a flight of stairs, you can broaden your horizons by 300 miles. " The poet climbed high and looked far, showing a positive spirit. And this poem happens to fall in the solar terms of mango.

In the Yuan Dynasty, Xin Qiji also wrote a poem "Bodhisattva Xia, the West Lake is good after planting mangoes", describing the beautiful scenery after mango solar terms: "The West Lake is good after planting mangoes, and the smoke is fragrant in May. The wind blows the water on the edge of Guilin Rock, and the lotus island is fragrant. " Poets appreciate the scenery and express their admiration and praise for nature.

Feng Menglong's Four Seasons in Wuzhong in the Ming Dynasty recorded the characteristics of mango diet: "The festival of mango seeds is long summer, and the spirit is getting angry." Drink chrysanthemum, longan, citron, lotus leaf, mulberry, jasmine, papaya, mint, watermelon, pear, apple, plum, peach, grape, sugarcane and jujube. "These are fruits and teas produced during the awning period, which can be said to be popular summer food.

The Riverside Scene at Qingming Festival by Bai Juyi in Tang Dynasty also depicts people's life scenes during the solar terms. He wrote: "Show the fishing boat, and the boat sweeps the grass." The children took out frogs and turned them into tadpoles. "The poet wrote down the details of life in Jiangnan water town with indifferent pen and ink, which made people feel very cordial.

Mango is a lively and festive solar term, and it is also a symbol of people's longing for a bumper harvest and a better life. Different poets use different pen and ink to express their understanding and perception of this solar term. Whether it's climbing high and looking far, tasting delicious food or counting trivial things in life, it reflects people's yearning and pursuit for a better life.

In addition, Du Fu's Summer Resort in Tang Dynasty is also a very classic poem describing the awning season. The poet wrote: "The scenery in the Qing Dynasty is infinitely new, so may Changle be. If you send a message, don't forget Qilifeng. " This poem expresses the poet's love and yearning for nature and is full of longing for a better life.

There is also a scene full of vitality in Huang Tingjian's Nanxiangzi Mangzi Frequent Visitor in Yuan Dynasty: "Mangzi Frequent Visitor, leisurely bright moon, chrysanthemum dew. Wang Canjia is not alone, so don't blame the spring breeze for singing bass. " This poem shows the poet's open-mindedness and tolerance by describing the life scene of the awning season.

To sum up, ancient poems describing mango species can be presented from different angles, including climbing high and looking far, enjoying the scenery, tasting delicious food, counting trivial things in life and so on. These descriptions not only show the poet's personality and emotion, but also reflect the pursuit of nature, life and a better life in ancient China culture. In contemporary society, we can also feel the faith and strength of human beings' constant pursuit of life and happiness through these ancient poems.