Other agricultural poems

In addition, picking apples, ten acres, and lucky days are also beautiful notes for collecting animal husbandry in the Book of Songs. Pastoral herding is an indispensable supplement to the pastoral poems in The Book of Songs, and it is also the most similar type of pastoral poems in later generations. Although they are few in number, they are a mixture of descriptions of Song Ya's agriculture and sacrifices, and descriptions of the wind. The blood and sweat of the earth in July have different faces and styles, showing bright colors in addition to solemnity and richness. As can be seen from the above introduction, farming and sacrifice, life scenes and animal husbandry collection, these three different contents and customs, constitute the moving movement of farming poems in The Book of Songs, and truly reproduce the scenes of rural life in the Zhou Dynasty. These idylls, which are immature in early poetry, have the simplicity and farmers' own true feelings that later literati's idylls do not have. Later generations' pastoral poems can be more sensitive, delicate and moist, but at the same time, they also lose many things that originally belonged to the countryside, such as earthy flavor, sweat and simple style. This is also a valuable and irreplaceable place in the pastoral poetry of the Book of Songs, which deserves our sigh from generation to generation.