Poetry about a boy offering his birthday

1. What are the poems describing boys?

1. "He who seeks hermitage is not found"

Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Jia Dao

Panasonic asked the boy, saying that the teacher was going to collect medicine.

Only in this mountain, I don’t know where the clouds are.

2. "Send Li Tongzi Return to the West"

Era: Song Dynasty Author: Yang Wanli

A boy from the Li family in Jiangxi Province carried five carts to Wanghuang.

The spring days are long behind Xuande Hall, and the emperor calls to come to the imperial bed.

His quarrels and recitations are like cuckoo, and his eyesight and bone skills are as cold as jade.

Purple silk blouse, hair and brocade bundle, thousands of people look back and look at her.

Mo Yan is young and wise, Yang Wengong and Yan Linzi.

The old man Zha'er is too crazy and wants to chase Frost Hooves under his whip.

When I was six years old, I took the official position with my arms bent, and returned to my home in the spring breeze and day embroidery.

The children you give birth to should be like a plum boy, and they will be like my son's dolphin and dog ears.

3. "Gift to Zhang Tongzi"

Era: Song Dynasty Author: Zhen Dexiu

The head of a tiger, the chin of a swallow, and the shoulders of a kite, laugh at themselves without knowing anything. .

There are only a few melon-like bones that are worthy of the mountains and rivers to serve as immortals.

4. "Farewell to Situ Boy"

Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Yang Juyuan

Lu Duoru, a gentleman of Wei Duo, was seven years old and laughed and danced when he heard the sky. The glorious spring breeze is turning to the hui,

The autumn water of the soul does not hide the pearls. The two sutras are well-known in the mouth, and they have a special aura of worship.

Kuang Fuyuan, Hou Jing'er, was good, and there were phoenix chicks on the branches of Guilin.

5. "Gift to Yan Boy"

Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Yuan Zhen

Wei Jiezhen, the grandson of Wei Guan, pitied the young Phoenix for his youth. Pick up the jade leaves and arrange new sentences.

Recognize the golden ring and recognize the old body. The ten-year-old Pei Jinjiao is a naive child, and the Eight Elements Feizhao is an adult.

Don’t be surprised that Mr. Yang is unemployed. If his family has Li Zhu, he will no longer be poor.

6. "Sending the Boy Down the Mountain"

Era: Tang Dynasty Author: Jin Ksitigarbha

I am lonely in Buddhism and miss my home, I bid farewell to Jiuhua in the cloud house. Love rides a bamboo horse on the bamboo fence,

I am too lazy to gather golden sand in a golden land. Add a vase to the bottom of the stream to attract the moon, and cook the tea to make flowers.

There is no need to shed tears when you are happy, the old monk is accompanied by mist. 2. Ancient poems describing boys must contain the words "boy" or "shepherd boy"

Huang Tingjian's "Shepherd Boy"

Riding a bull far past the front village, the piccolo was playing across the long distance. .

There are so many famous and wealthy people in Chang'an who are not as good as you if they run out of agencies.

"Qingming" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty

During the Qingming Festival, it rains heavily, and pedestrians on the road want to die.

Where is the restaurant? The shepherd boy points to Xinghua Village in the distance.

"Those who seek hermitage will not find them" [Tang Dynasty] Jia Dao

Matsushita asked the boy, saying that the teacher was going to collect medicine.

Only in this mountain, I don’t know where the clouds are.

"What I Saw" Yuan Mei, Qing Dynasty

A shepherd boy rides an ox, and his singing shakes the forest.

I wanted to catch the chirping cicada, but suddenly I stood silent.

"Pastoral Miscellany" by Fan Chengda

After the rain, the mountain family got up late, and the skylight was half dim.

The old man lay on his pillow and listened to the song of the oriole, while the boy opened the door and let the swallows fly. 3. Talk about the meaning of jade boy offering longevity

The meaning of ancient jade patterns Chinese ancient jade patterns reflect people's traditional mentality of seeking good luck and avoiding evil.

Each pattern expresses a desire for happiness through the patterns on its surface, whether it is harmonious, symbolic, or connotative. Now I will give some introduction to the common patterns in ancient jade.

1. Blessings to the soul: bat, longevity peach, Ganoderma lucidum.

The peach is for longevity and its shape is like a heart. It borrows the word "spirit" from Ganoderma lucidum, which means that the arrival of happiness will make people smarter.

This pattern is commonly used in round carvings and jade plaques in the Ming and Qing Dynasties. 2. Crane deer rejuvenate: Crane deer and pine trees.

The ancients called deer a "fairy beast". In mythology, there is a longevity star riding a sika deer; deer is a homophone for Lu and Lu, and crane is a homophone for He, so it means "Liuhe" and spring (Liuhe refers to heaven, earth and things). North and South), it is also said to bring wealth and longevity.

Pixiu is an ancient auspicious animal, also known as warding off evil spirits. It has short wings, a curly tail, and a long beard. A feng shui tool for promoting wealth. Pixiu is pronounced "Pixiu" in Cantonese.

According to legend, Pixiu is a ferocious beast, and this beast is divided into male and female. The male is called "Pixiu". The female is called "Piu". In ancient times, this auspicious beast had one horn or two horns, with long curly manes.

One horn is called "Xiu". "Tianlu", the two horns are called "to ward off evil spirits". In the south, most people like to call this auspicious beast "Pixiu", while in the north it is still called "to ward off evil spirits", and some people call it "monster". Or "four different things", etc.

Pixiu feeds on wealth and receives wealth from all directions. Generally, people who are engaged in serious business or side jobs will place a Pixiu in their company or place of business, such as Gambling, stocks, futures, finance, horse racing, entertainment, real estate and other industries. Detailed explanation of jade meaning Chinese people have had the habit of wearing jade since ancient times, some out of hobbies, and some out of their best wishes.

In recent years. Jade pendants have become a fashion that consumers pursue. Faced with various styles of jade pendants on the market, consumers feel that they have no choice.

In fact, most of the Hetian jade themes have clear themes. It may come from an anecdote, a legend, and express people's rich thoughts and emotions. The rich decorations on the pendants mostly take the meaning of longevity, blessing, and happiness. The general decorations include characters, animals, flowers, texts, and other patterns.

The common ones are: Buddha and Avalokitesvara: The Buddha in the pendant often takes the shape of a big-bellied Maitreya Buddha. It is actually shaped by the image of a monk named Qibi.

According to historical records, Qibi was a native of Mingzhou (now Ningbo, Zhejiang Province) during the Five Dynasties. He often held a tin staff with a cloth bag hanging on it and traveled around towns and villages to beg, so people called him the "Budai Monk". He was fat in stature, dressed casually, and could predict good and bad luck, and knew the weather and rain. Later, in the third year of Liang Zhenming's reign, Qibi passed away. Later generations believed that he was the reincarnation of Maitreya and built a pagoda to worship him. . Therefore, it has become the embodiment of liberation from all troubles.

Guanyin is regarded as the god of relief and the embodiment of compassion.

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People wear such decorative pendants to bless themselves with the power of Buddha and gods, and pray for peace and happiness. The longevity star: the Antarctic fairy peach is used as a decoration, which means happiness and longevity.

The longevity star is the embodiment of longevity in my country. Modern jade carvings often use it as a material to express people's yearning for health and longevity. Children: Ancient children are used as decorations to wish for many children and good fortune.

Dragon and Phoenix: The dragon is the most representative auspicious animal in China, and the phoenix is ??the most representative auspicious bird in China. It means good luck.

Legend has it that the phoenix represents women and the dragon represents men in Chinese folk. They match together to symbolize good luck in marriage.

Fish: "鱼" is a homophony of "Yu", which means wealth. For example: there will be a surplus (fish) every year, there will be a surplus (fish) every year, and there will be a surplus (fish) every year.

Bat: "Bat" and "Fu" are homophonic, meaning happiness. For example: Blessings are before your eyes (a bat carries a string of copper coins), etc.

Toad: represents wealth since ancient times. The common bangs resemble golden toads, implying prosperity, happiness and good fortune.

Monkey: "Monkey" and "Hou" are homophonic. The combination of horse and monkey means that you will be granted a title of marquis immediately, or you will be promoted to a noble title.

There are also two monkeys together, which means "being granted the title of marquis from generation to generation". Twelve zodiac signs: The zodiac signs are also called elephant pendants, which are regarded as talismans to bless peace and happiness.

Plant decoration: Plant decoration is often combined with animal decoration to produce rich patterns and meanings, such as: more than a year, pine and crane, etc. There are also individual plant patterns, such as bamboo, which represents height; flowers, which represent blooming wealth; and the four gentlemen among plum, orchid, bamboo and chrysanthemum, which represent people's integrity and character.

Text and pattern decoration: Commonly used text and pattern decorations include the words longevity, fortune, fortune, happiness, longevity, etc., as well as the yin and yang Bagua divination patterns, etc. It means good luck and peace.

Regarding "Auspicious Ruyi" and "Peaceful Jiqing", they are the themes with the ontological meaning of "Auspicious", which are the themes of the "Auspicious Pattern": (1) "Auspicious Ruyi", the pattern is generally a boy Holding Ruyi in hand, ride on the back of the elephant and play; or play on the back of the elephant; or carry a treasure vase on the back of the elephant, insert "halberd" and "ruyi"③ in the bottle, and borrow "halberd" and "ji" , the sounds of "xiang" and "xiang" are harmonious, meaning "good luck and good luck"; there are also patterns that use the Chinese character "good luck" and "good luck" together to form a pattern. (2) "Peaceful Jiqing".

The pattern is three sharp halberds inserted in a vase, with a chime (an ancient musical instrument) hanging on the halberd. "Ping" and "Ping", "Ji" and "Ji", "Qing" and "Qing" are homophonic.

Placing "halberds" and "chimes" in the bottles means "peace and happiness". (3) The "Eight Treasures of Auspiciousness" are represented by "Dharma conch", "**", "Lotus" (also known as "auspicious flower"), "Sky Cap" (also known as "White Cap"), "Goldfish" and "Aquarius" (also known as "Treasure Pot", "Relic Pot"), "Treasure Umbrella", "Pan Chang" ("Chang" means "intestine", also known as "Eight Knots", "Hundred Knots"), etc. pattern, with wind ribbons wrapped around each object.

It means good luck, wealth and longevity. The literature records: "The offerings include lids, fish, pots, flowers, wheels, snails, umbrellas, and intestines, which are called 'Eight Treasures Auspicious'."

④ In addition, "the pattern of the python robe is named There are many, with two groups of flowers as a tribute, one with two dragons grouping light, one with arching jade shape, and one with eight auspiciousness. "⑤ (4) "Everything goes well", the pattern is usually composed of the characters "evergreen", "" and "persimmon", "ruyi" and other objects.

With "" and "万", "persimmon" "" is a homophonic pronunciation of "thing" to replace "all things". There are also those who do not use persimmons, but only use the word "" as the background pattern, and draw wishful patterns on it.

(5) "Every year is like this." 4. Ancient poems describing boys must contain the words "boy" or "shepherd boy"

On a cool summer night, the sound of wind broke the summer silence, the bright moon, high in the sky The ground hangs in the night sky, spreading light to the world, and even the joy and laughter of the past are gone. The vast wilderness is covered with green grass and stretches for thousands of miles, like a green ocean. At a glance, it looks like an endless green carpet.

At this time, I haven’t seen the returning shepherd boy, but I heard the melodious sound of the shepherd boy’s flute first. His flute sound made people happy. It is intermittent and can make people feel comfortable and happy. The sound of the flute fluttering in the wind represents the happy mood of the shepherd boy. The sound of the shepherd boy's flute was getting closer and clearer.

It was already after dusk when the shepherd boy finished his dinner. He walked towards the grass while playing the flute with superb skills. He lay leisurely in the open air and admired the bright moon tonight, with 10,000 "It's so beautiful!" in his heart. The shepherd boy simply didn't take off his raincoat, not wanting to miss such a beautiful moon. The shepherd boy looked at the moon and teased the evening breeze with his flute. The shepherd boy thought again: If there was such a beautiful moon every day, I could let my friends come and enjoy it.

Although the shepherd boy has rested, he is still thinking about the moon tonight. 5. What ancient poems have children in them?

Poem presented by Xu Hun

The mind has no place to stay, and the quicksand returns.

The tin moves with the birds in the mountains, and returns by attached sea boats.

Wash your feet in the willow-covered temple and sit in meditation on the moss of flowers.

There is a boy who wants to go to the rooftop.

Those who seek hermitage will not find Jia Dao

Matsushita asked the boy, saying that the teacher was going to collect medicine.

Only in this mountain, I don’t know where the clouds are.

Cottage by Xu Hun of the Tang Dynasty

Weave raincoats from green grass, and the fireworks at the South Peak are made of firewood.

Lai's wife reports in the morning that the steamed quinoa is ready, and the boy welcomes the beans back home from afar.

The fish leap under the blue pool like a mirror, and the birds are still green and fly across the screen.

People come and go when we spend time, and we want to buy the old Diaoji in Yanguang.

It is difficult for Shang Ping to return home if he is too tired. Every day he is free and the day is peaceful.

The dawn clouds collect hunting nets on the mountain path, and the cold moon hangs fishing rods at the water gate.

The smell of wine among the flowers is warm in the spring breeze, and the sound of chess in the bamboo is accompanied by the cold rain at dusk.

The three hectares of paddy fields are getting more ripe in autumn. Who is brushing the old dust from the north window?