Weifang kite poems

1. The poem describing flying kites first appeared in the Tang Dynasty. Yuan Zhen wrote in the poem "Twenty Birds":

"There are birds and groups of paper kites, because the wind is fake and the boy is holding it. I am more and more confused when I get to the ground. The world is full of feathers.

The wind blows the rope and breaks the juvenile line, and the residual potential is still in the sky. Once you return to the ground, you will be pitied if you fall into deep mud. "

It is of far-reaching significance to satirize people by borrowing things.

Kou Zhun, the famous prime minister of the Northern Song Dynasty, once wrote a poem "Paper Kite":

"The sky falls in Fang Jing, and the flying power is still weak.

Like the breeze of trust, Bai Yunfei will eventually * * *. "

Lu You, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, described kites with anthropomorphic brushwork, which is very vivid and interesting:

"Bamboo and horses run, paper kites scream."

Xu Wei, a famous poet and painter in Ming Dynasty, wrote 25 poems about the wind and kites, the most representative of which are:

"jiangbei Jiangnan paper harrier qi, long-term short back to high and low.

Spring breeze has no credentials since ancient times, only one rider plays the flute. "

It depicts the lively scene of flying kites in Jiangnan area at that time.

Another song

"I used to play with paper, but I can't be so old today.

Then you can stay in Chunma and watch the child disconnect. "

It is thought-provoking after reading it.

The poem "Village Residence" by Gao Ding, a poet in Qing Dynasty;

"The grass grows in February and the willows are drunk with spring smoke.

The children came back from school early, so they were busy flying kites in the east wind. "

It is also a popular work describing flying kites.

Kong also has a poem about children flying kites:

"Pants pleated red together, portable clues scold the weather:

Everyone praised you for coming early and owed me a kite. "Create an innocent and interesting image of children.

Zheng Banqiao, one of the "Eight Eccentrics of Yangzhou", once served as the magistrate of Wei County. He sang in the poem Huai Wei County:

"Paper flowers fly like snow, and Jiao Niang swings around.

Five-color Luo skirts sway in the wind, making butterflies fight for spring return. "

During the Daoguang period, Guo Lin, the epitaph and poet of Wei County, wrote in the Ci of Zhi Zhu in Wei County:

"One hundred and four days of cold food, smelting swim for Baishui River.

Paper Yang's son Dang Yuxin arrived. "

These two poems recorded in detail the lively scene of flying kites in Weifang in the spring of Qing Dynasty.

In the Qing Dynasty, there were also two female poets who wrote poems about broken kites, which had unique taste and artistic conception. One is a spring letter from Chen Changsheng:

"Soft red countless completed mud, the court urged Chun Lv to unite gradually.

Suddenly, the parrot spoke outside the window, the kite blew down and painted the west. "

The other is Luo's "Spring Boudoir":

"When the spring is cold and sunny, I sleep on the screen window and the shadow moves.

Where did the kite break? Blow down on the apricot branches. "It's interesting to read.

In A Dream of Red Mansions, Cao Xueqin also made a riddle with a broken kite as the answer:

"Children look up under the order, and Qingming decoration is the most appropriate.

When the hairspring is weak, don't complain to the east wind for parting. "It's a shocking mystery.

Zhou Zuoren wrote in Children's Miscellaneous Poems:

"In the middle of catfish drifting day, butterflies fly in the blue sky.

When you fly a harrier, you must guard against the weather and not be blown by the wind. "Talking about flying kites is most afraid of the uncertainty of the wind direction, which can be described as experience.

There is a modern poem "March 3rd":

"It's March 3, and kites are flying all over the sky, bringing my thoughts and dreams back to childhood; I remember that on March 3 of that year, I couldn't sleep at night, looking at the kite stuck in the corner, and I couldn't feel the dawn; Wake up the friends in the village, go to the edge of the village together, hug the kite painted with birds, and everyone laughs; Grab the soil and test the wind, let go of the long line, and the kite laughs innocently with the white clouds. "

There is also a modern poem:

Spring breeze in March/Raise your wings/Blue sky/Make your dreams come true/

Free bird/You no longer envy/You have your own pursuit and yearning/

Fly to the blue sky/fight the storm/overlook the red flowers and green grass/cherish the charming spring scenery/

Your destiny/although it is in the hands of others/you work hard/never give in/

In your bright eyes/only longing for life/no depression and sadness/

Clear skies/show your charm/stormy days/accommodate your reverie/

You never worry about your future/consider your destination/

You know how to let go of people's wishes/yourself/their hopes/

As long as people who love life are happy/you will fly in the blue sky forever/

Don't be afraid of wind and rain/don't be afraid of getting lost/

Laugh and let go of their dreams.

2. I'm sorry about the prose about Weifang kites. There are too few such materials, but there are many essays about kites. I suggest you refer to them more! Give you a Weifang kite maker and a kite writer.

On April 2nd, 1984, the first Weifang International Kite Fair was held in Shandong. On this day, people came from the western half of the earth and the two ends near the north and south poles. They said they would take a pilgrimage to visit the hometown of kites.

This is a grand gathering full of joy, beauty and friendship. Many white-haired old people are also bathed in childhood innocence. Throw their creation, yearning and love into the sky together and take off together! The most spectacular thing is that in the afternoon after the opening ceremony, on the dam of Bailanghe Reservoir, 50 miles away from Weifang City, a "human mountain" with a dark pressure of 800 meters was seen in the distance. Opposite, across the dry river bed, there is another "sea of people", with an estimated population of more than 654.38+10,000.

They came here early from the countryside dozens of miles away and sat down. I saw bright red, green and yellow flowers among the men dressed in black and blue on the carpet background. Of course, they are rural women and children in clothes.

Unlike in the stadium, there are no crowded tickets and admission, no host's podium and megaphone, and no one shouts that this is not allowed. However, the square of100000 people is orderly ... In the blue sky, colorful kites from home and abroad are flying, and a silent competition is unfolding. Kites are the product of wisdom.

As early as the Warring States period more than two thousand years ago, there was a "wooden kite". With wood, there was paper, called "paper kite". In the Five Dynasties, kites appeared.

According to "Xuncao Record", "Kites are paper kites, also known as wind kites. In the Five Dynasties, Ye Li made a kite in the palace and took the lead in performing in the wind.

Later, the kite head used bamboo as a flute to make the wind enter the bamboo and make a sound similar to that of A Zheng, hence the name kite. "As you can see, the name of the kite is because it is equipped with a buzzer, and it sounds like A Zheng, which is very pleasant.

It can also be seen that the production work is becoming more and more skilled. Kites used to be tools of war.

The ancients flew kites, not only playing games, but also paying attention to "putting bad luck". In the seventieth time of A Dream of Red Mansions, there was a catkin poem about the flowers in the Grand View Garden and Mr. Bao. Suddenly, a big butterfly kite hung on the bamboo tip outside the window. Dai-yu told the maid to send her away, saying, "But if you know who is in trouble, just drop it out.

Take ours out, and we'll be in trouble. When Daiyu finished speaking, the girls took out their kites and let them fly.

Of course, this is a superstition, but it also shows from the opposite side that people should be lucky instead of unlucky. The poem "Kite" by Gao Pian, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, has a long history: the quiet string rings blue at night, and the palace merchants believe in the wind.

Vaguely like a song, you can hear it, but it is blown by the wind and doesn't tune it. Zheng Banqiao in the Qing Dynasty also wrote a kite poem: paper flowers are flying like snow, and charming girls are swinging around.

Five-color Luo skirts sway in the wind, making butterflies fight for spring return. In Ming Dynasty, Xu Wei wrote Poems on Kites: The wicker is rubbed with cotton with thread, and it is enough to fly a kite.

How much power can spring breeze disperse and take children to the sky? Deng Tuo once wrote a poem "Kite": Kites fly, butterflies dance happily, and a string is held in the distance.

At such a moment, the spring breeze sends you to the sky. More than 60 years ago, Mr. Lu Xun wrote the famous essay Kite.

In Lu Xun's works, kites are the messengers of spring and children's favorite playthings: "My little brother, who was about 10 years old at that time, was very ill and thin, but he liked kites best, and I couldn't afford it myself, so I had to stay in the air with my mouth open, sometimes for half a day." The crab kite in the distance suddenly fell. He exclaimed that the two tile kites were entangled and untied, and he jumped for joy. "

But because "I" thought flying a kite was "hopeless", I broke a butterfly kite tied by my brother and trampled it flat, and did a stupid thing of "mental cruelty". Nowadays, kites in many countries are using the knowledge of fluid mechanics and new materials and technologies to create new records.

For example, New Zealand friends introduced at the symposium that they have developed strong plastic pipes and paper, which are light and strong when applied to kites, and they can send kites with large houses to the sky without the eight-level wind. I also saw the introduction of American videos. They also tried to "send food" along the kite line, but it was not Chang 'e's painting, but a living athlete.

Weifang International Kite Fair is held every year, which makes kites in this area famous all over the world. At the 1988 International Kite Fair, Weifang was elected as the International Kite Capital by famous people in the kite industry in the United States, Japan, the Netherlands, Italy and other countries, and began to prepare for the establishment of the International Kite Federation. It is reported that this is the first international sports organization initiated and organized by China and headquartered in China.

It was an afternoon last spring when the kite came out. After being dormant for a year, the kite's heart is light.

The kite remembered the bird with beautiful feathers that passed by it when it came out for the last time. How can you still think of her? That's weird.

The kite said to itself. A gust of wind blew, the thread tightened my body, and the kite floated confidently.

Yes, thread always says that kites are the best. It can drag me to the sky easily. The blue sky is prone to fantasy, and pieces of white clouds roll lazily.

And the protagonist is a kite. The kite remembered the passing bird. "How free and beautiful she is."

It seems that things that are close to you and uncertain are always easy to remind you. Kite can't help thinking of the bird with snow-white feathers, longing for a beautiful encounter in this spring afternoon, even though she doesn't know her name.

If I can fly freely, I must find that bird and be with her. Birds fly from the distant sky, elegant as a beautiful princess.

The kite was blindsided and wanted to get closer so that the bird could see itself, but the kite flew too high and the thread was hard to move, and the bird finally flew away. Kite is very angry. Looking at the thread that has relied on me for many years, it looks so old and vulgar. "You are so annoying. Without you, I am free, and I can chase my favorite birds. "

The line is silent. The spring breeze warms up day by day, brushing the kite's shoulder, and my heart itches.

This kite is flawless. Look at the green grass, the running children, and don't even bother to look at it. Just staring at the empty sky, expecting the birds to approach.

Bird.

3. Composition describing Weifang Kite Kite, called "paper kite" in ancient times, also known as "kite", is a popular toy in Shandong, especially in Weifang. The origin of Weifang kites can be traced back to Lu's idea of making the first "wooden kite" like this, which has a history of more than 2,000 years, but it really began to flourish and went to the people in the Ming Dynasty.

By the mid-Qing Dynasty, folk artists specializing in kite-making began to appear in Weifang. According to legend, there was a mute artist named Chen who tied a kite in a novel and beautiful way, and it was well-known for its high and steady flying.

At this time, flying kites before and after the competition in Tomb-Sweeping Day has become a local spring custom. According to the "Wei County Records", "Every time there is a cold food in this town, outside the East Gate, on the beach ... Banqiao spans, the river begins to flood, peaches and plums spit, willow smoke is contained, and kites fly high into the clouds."

"In Tomb-Sweeping Day, my children play with paper kites and swings. Paper kites are made in different ways. Except cranes, swallows, butterflies and cicadas, they are all kinds of characters, all lifelike and full of ingenuity. " Zheng Banqiao, a great poet and painter who worked as a county magistrate in Wei County for seven years, once wrote a poem to remember Wei County: "Paper flowers are flying all over the sky, charming girls are swinging around, and five-color skirts are swinging." One hundred and four days of cold food, the upper reaches of the Bailang River, the kite swinging girl, the new arrival of chaotic grass ",this is the true description of the hometown of Wei County poet Guo Lin Qingming cold food flying kites.

Since modern times, wei county has become a well-known kite producing area and market at home and abroad. There is a poem "Zhuzhici" that describes the grand occasion of the kite market at that time: "The kite market is in the East City Wall, with tourists coming and going, customers attracted by renovation, and butterflies and kites are both in line." Kites traveled across the ocean and were taken to the United States and Japan as art treasures.

After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Weifang kite, as a symbol of Weifang, has been cherished and valued by local people. Since 1984, Weifang has successfully held the International Kite Festival. 65438-0988 Weifang was selected as the "Kite Capital of the World" by kite circles at home and abroad.

Weifang kite went to the world and really reached its peak. Personality is the symbol of artistic success.

Weifang kite's unique personality is reflected in the four major arts of "tying, painting, sticking and flying". The skeleton of Weifang kite is generally made of bamboo, and the processes of tying the skeleton are: selecting bamboo, breaking bamboo, cutting bamboo strips (including "pulling and pushing"), trimming bamboo strips, bending bamboo strips, tying bamboo strips and so on.

There are many kinds of kite stands, and the tying methods are different. Generally speaking, after mastering the basic tying methods of hard-winged kites, soft-winged kites and racket kite holders, you can freely change and tie all kinds of kites. Senior artists have summed up rich experience in tying kites, and some even made up songs.

For example, the binding formula of hard-winged fat sand swallow is: the latest four or four methods of fat sand swallow, one head, one abdomen and one tail root. -the dead article must be straight and hard, and the next article must be flat and soft.

The seven sections are divided into strips equally, the two arms are tied into a semicircle, and the midriff is divided into two parts, looking for the middle line of the upper end of the tail bamboo. How to determine the length of the lower end? Place the shelf horizontally at the beginning and end. There are four pieces of paper in the middle and four pavilions in the arms.

The head is windward and the abdomen is dominant. L crown bamboo should be soft and easy to diarrhea. Hip fat paper is wide and soft, and it will not look generous in the wind.

Paste kite paper, alum silk, thin silk, etc. Can be determined according to the shape of the kite. For example, use silk to paste dragonfly kites, because it is more transparent than paper and more like the wings of living dragonflies. Silk is used to paste the tail of black herring, which will shake in the wind like a fish's tail when flying, but silk can't be used to paste an eagle, because silk doesn't spin in the air like an eagle after being shaken by the wind, so it must be made of leather paper or mounted windproof paper.

When sticking a kite, first cut the paper and compare it with the shelf. The paper is bigger than the shelf, and some holes are cut on the side. After sticking the edges, stick the cut edges on the paper in turn. There are two pasting methods; One is to stick paper bags on all sides of bamboo strips, which is called "wrapping", and the other is to stick paper bags on both sides of bamboo strips. After being dried, cut off the excess paper with a knife, which is called "trimming".

This method exposes a part of the trimmed bamboo strips to show the artist's production skills. Kites can be pasted first and then painted, or painted first and then pasted.

Because the painted patterns of kites are mostly symmetrical, in order to make the patterns symmetrical and consistent, artists usually paint first and then paste them. First, cut off the paper of each part, paint it, dry it in the shade, iron it, and then stick it on the shelf.

When painting, the patterns at the joints of various parts are not painted with gold, leaving some blanks, and then painting the patterns at the joints neatly after pasting. The specific pasting methods of various kites are also different. For example, Shayan kites are pasted with two arms first, and then two legs.

Finally, paste the head, belly and rice kites first, and paste the paper with the flat paste method. The composition and color of kite painting can best reflect local characteristics.

Weifang kites absorb the techniques of woodcut New Year pictures in Weixian county and draw lessons from Beijing and Tianjin to draw kites. The lines are rough, the colors are based on red, yellow and blue, and the colors are bright and concise, achieving a strong aesthetic perspective effect in symmetry. For example, Weifang's leading centipede kite, Hu's style is mainly cyan, with rich colors, and the visual effect is strong; On the other hand, Kang Wanxiang School mainly represents the general blue of seawater, and the warm colors of red or orange make the whole picture vivid. After the kite is released, it has a harmonious and distinct perspective effect with the sky in Wei Lan.

The master of western art once said, "You should know how to use the least number of colors. If you should use seven colors, but you use two, then your skills will be even greater. " This is exactly what the kite artists in Weifang did to the composition and painting of kites.

They use as few colors as possible, mainly block colors, which clearly highlight the simple and rich characteristics of folk art, and put kites, wires, winding tools and various accessories for games.

Kite-flying threads include sewing thread (suitable for flying small kites), small thread (three strands of cotton thread, the most commonly used kite thread among the people), clothing thread (real thread, thin thread and thick thread) and hemp thread (the thread used by the people to enlarge kites in the past). The most common winding tool is "wire". When the line is busy, it is very convenient to pull the wire with one hand and hit the wheel with the other, and it looks delicate and lovely, which is a lovely toy in itself; There is also a "simple box" with a flat frame on the shaft handle, which is also convenient to use.

If you enlarge the kite, you should use the "line kidnapper"; Put it on.

4. Poems about flying kites:

1, kite sugar paste tablets

The quiet string rings blue at night, and the palace merchants believe in the wind. Vaguely like a song, you can hear it, but it is blown by the wind and doesn't tune it.

The sound made by the kite has the beauty of music, like a string of flowing notes echoing in the ear. A gust of wind blows, and the kite blows out another tune, such as the sound of bamboo silk, which makes people feel the infinite beauty of kite music.

2. Song Lu's tour of "watching children play in the water in the village"

After the rain, the stream leveled the bank and looked at the children in the village to thank yat sen villa. Bamboo and horses gallop, kites are domineering and whistling in the wind.

In the third winter, I temporarily learned from Confucian scholars and practiced from my parents. Literacy is roughly equivalent to paying tribute, so you don't have to work hard for your officials.

The first two couplets of the poem write two kinds of games, one is riding a bamboo horse; One is flying kites. Bamboo and horses ran around on the ground, swinging around, and even people rushed into the mud pond with "horses", which was very disappointing; "Kite Domineering, Whistling with the Wind" vividly depicts the posture of the kite and the state that the child was really cute and happy that day.

5. The Origin of Weifang Kite A Brief History of China Kite: Kite is the oldest folk art and leisure activity in China.

When it comes to flying kites, not only children will jump with joy, but even adults will be eager to try. The fun of flying kites is really beyond the imagination of ordinary people.

Jin Shengtan, a senior, once said, "It is a pleasure to watch someone else's kite break. As for the origin of kites, it is now impossible to verify them.

Some folklorists believe that the ancients invented kites mainly to miss the sophisticated relatives and friends, so when the death gate of Tomb-Sweeping Day was briefly opened, they pinned their sympathy on kites and gave them to the dead relatives and friends. In fact, the earliest kites in China were made of wood. In the literature, Han Feizi once recorded that the philosopher Mo Zhai spent three years flying into the sky with a wooden kite.

"(about 300 BC), it was not until Cai Lun invented papermaking in the Eastern Han Dynasty that paper kites appeared. Therefore, it can be inferred that China kites have a history of more than 2,000 years. There are also records about kites in the official history, which are earlier than the Five Dynasties. First, Liang Wudi in the Southern Dynasties was besieged by Hou Jing and used to fly kites for help. According to Hou Jing Biography, Volume 80 of Southern History, in the third year of Liang Wudi (A.D. 549), Hou Jing was in chaos, and the rebels attacked Liang Wudi in Duliangwei, built his powers (now Nanjing), cut off both inside and outside, and some people presented paper crows.

This is the story of Jane Wen's unfortunate failure to fly a kite for help. There are still differences between kites and paper kites.

The so-called "kite" means that it can make a sound similar to a kite line in the air; As for the "kite", it is a dumb bird that only flies but doesn't sing. Kite is to tie the bowstring to the back of the kite, or press the bagpipes on the kite's head. When the paper is torn off, the strong wind passes through the flute, or the bowstring vibrates, it will make a singing sound.

Ordinary kites don't make sound. During the Five Dynasties, the Northern Emperor Xuan Di also used kites to carry people for fun. Once he was five miles away.

According to "Northern History", Emperor Xuan Di of Qi used the death row inmates in the dungeon to fly kites and let them "fly down from the stage with seats as wings" for his entertainment. If these death row prisoners fulfill the emperor's wishes, their crimes can be forgiven.

Li Huan in Qing Dynasty once wrote a famous song "On Kites", which recorded the story of beautiful and ugly sisters Zhan Yan, Zhan Qiang and kites. The two sisters wrote poems on kites respectively, and then let them fly.

Later, the two people who found the kite went to ask for relatives, which eventually led to two happy marriages. This is a story about kites.

According to other textual research, it spread to Korea in the tenth century, then to Japan, and to Europe in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries. Asians are better at making kites than Europeans.

Kites in Malaysia are made of grass and dried reeds, similar to those in Korea and India, and they are very flexible to operate. They can make the kite land in the designated place correctly. Some people can make the kite only15cm off the ground, and the kite will never touch the ground.

Today, kites in Taiwan Province Province have made greater progress. 196 1 year, the world kite competition was held in Hawaii, and the kite-making technology of the participating countries was obviously inferior to that of China. This fact touched many kite experts in China.

By 1964, kites in Taiwan Province Province were exported to the United States, Australia, Japan and other countries, earning 30,000 US dollars a year. Taiwan Province Province has entered the industrial age, and everything stresses speed and efficiency. Whether it is kites sold in the market or kites sold outside, paper products are no longer visible. The cheap kites are made of plastic, while the slightly more expensive ones are made of nylon cloth. Only primary and secondary school students are still doing manual classes with paper, because paper is more convenient and cheaper.

But Hong Kong still produces paper kites all the time, but the surface of kites has been printed with patterns instead of being drawn separately. Although the degree of industrialization is higher, it still has traditional characteristics and local flavor. Flying kites in foreign countries: flying kites in the wind is children's favorite.

Kites have a history of 2000 years in China, and there are many kinds of kites. Mainly divided into two kinds: plane and three-dimensional.

After spreading to all parts of the world, the shapes have become more diverse and rich. Kite Museum exhibited kites from 19 countries, with strong local colors.

Kite The story of kite originated in the Warring States Period. A loser is what later generations called Lu Ban, a seven-skilled craftsman, or "Lord Lu Ban".

The raw material of his "magpie" or "kite" is extremely thin sawdust or bamboo chips. After the Han Dynasty, due to the invention and application of paper, paper gradually replaced wood when making kites.

It's called a kite. In the Five Dynasties, a bamboo whistle was tied to a paper kite, which sounded like A Zheng, so it was later called a kite.

Flying kites was very common in Weifang during the Tang and Song Dynasties. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, kites in Weifang reached a peak.

Every year around Tomb-Sweeping Day, the weather is fine, and every family helps the old and takes care of the young, taking a walk on the spot, and actually sending their proud works into the blue sky. Zheng Banqiao, a poet in Qing Dynasty, said in his poem: "Paper flowers are flying like snow, and charming girls are swinging around.

Five-color Luo skirts sway in the wind, making butterflies fight for spring return. "Vividly described the scene of flying kites in Weifang during the Qingming Festival.

This spring-like folk activity is not only an opportunity to observe and evaluate each other, but also a good opportunity to breathe the early spring air, enjoy the gift of nature and exercise. Weifang kite has exquisite craftsmanship, unique painter, novel shape and reasonable composition.

It also absorbs some characteristics of woodblock New Year pictures and the techniques of Beijing-Tianjin paintings, with beautiful lines, bright colors, being good at exaggeration and highlighting the theme. Unique style and lifelike.

The most representative large centipede kite is 100 feet long. When flying, the tail fragrance and body fragrance are gradually lifted upwards, and the first part is lifted to the sky by the lift generated by dozens of "waists".

The waist is tied according to the principle of mechanics, and there should be a strict angle and distance between the tethers. The "leading centipede" expands the blue sky with a thousand miles, which is spectacular.

Won universal praise at home and abroad. Since the first Weifang International Kite Fair 1984.

Every year in mid-April, the annual International Kite Festival is held. 1988 Weifang was designated as the "Kite Capital of the World" by the 5th International Kite Fair. Now the19th Kite Festival has been successfully held, attracting tourists from dozens of countries and regions around the world every year.

It has also made outstanding contributions to Weifang's economic development. The history of kites China has a long history of kites. It is said that Han Xin, a general of the Han Dynasty, used kites to fly kites.

6. An ancient poem describing flying kites, a country house (1)

Qinggaoding

Grasshoppers fly in February,

The willows on the embankment are drunk with spring smoke.

The children came back from school early,

Borrow the east wind to release the paper.

Notes on the title or background of a book.

The author of Village Residence is Gao Ding, a poet in Qing Dynasty. This poem describes the scene of spring when the poet lived in the country and the scene of children flying kites after school. In early spring and February, the grass grows and the willows brush the embankment, and the children fly kites with great interest. There is a scene where someone has something to do, full of life interest, and draws a lively "happy spring picture". Between the lines of the whole poem, the poet's joy and praise for the coming of spring are revealed.

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In February of the lunar calendar, grass gradually germinates and grows around the village, and orioles fly around. Willow covered with long green branches, swaying in the wind, as if gently stroking the bank. Water vapor evaporates between Shui Ze and vegetation and condenses like smoke. Willow seems to be fascinated by this beautiful scenery. After school, the children in the village went home early without hesitation and quickly flew kites in the blue sky on the strong east wind.

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Village House depicts a picture of children flying kites on the grass near the village in spring. This is a picture of rural life with natural scenery and touching people, full of vitality and spring. After reading this poem, we seem to enjoy the beautiful spring scenery in the countryside with the poet and share the joy of children flying kites.

The first sentence is about time and natural scenery. In early spring and February, the grass grows green buds, and orioles fly in the sky and sing happily. The long branches of willows beside the embankment brushed the ground gently, as if drunk and trembling in the spring smoke.

The second sentence is about character activities. The children came back from school early and flew kites in the east wind. The children, east wind, kites, people and things chosen by the poet add some vitality and hope to the beautiful spring scenery.