Ancient poems about June 1 Children's Day are as follows:
1 On the Pond ? Tang - Bai Juyi
The little child in a boat, stealing white lotus back.
I don't know how to hide the trail, the floating weeds open together.
Translation:
The child held up a small boat and secretly picked white lotus from the pond and returned.
He, however, did not know how to hide his tracks, and the floating weeds on the surface of the water left a trail that the boat had cut through.
2. Evening Book of Returning to the Countryside ? Tang-He Zhizhang
The young man leaves his home and returns to his old age, and his hometown accent does not change his temples.
Children don't know each other when they see each other; they laugh and ask where the guests come from.
Translation:
When I was young, I left my hometown and returned home in my old age; although my accent has not changed, the hair on my temples has thinned.
When the children of my hometown saw me, none of them recognized me. They laughed and asked me: Where did this guest come from?
Background:
He Zhizhang resigned from the imperial court in 744 AD (three years after Tianbao) and returned to his hometown of Yongxing, Yuezhou (present-day Xiaoshan, Zhejiang Province) at the age of eighty-six, which was more than fifty years after he left his hometown in his middle age. Life is easy to age, the vicissitudes of life, the heart has infinite feelings.
3. Fishing by a child ? Tang-Hu Linneng
The child with a bushy head learns to fish, and sits on the side of the berry moss and grass reflecting the body.
Passers-by beckoned, fearing that the fish would not respond.
Translation:
A child with disheveled hair and a green face was learning to fish by the river, sitting sideways on the moss with green grass reflecting his figure. Hearing a passerby ask for directions, the child waved his hand indifferently, not daring to respond to the passerby for fear of startling the fish.
Appreciation:
"A Child Fishing" is a poem based on children's life. The poem writes that a "child with a bushy head" learns how to fish and "sits side by side in the berry moss and grass reflecting his body", and a passer-by beckons to the child to ask for some information, but the child is "afraid of being frightened by the fish". But "afraid of the fish should not respond to people" (afraid of frightening the fish and do not say anything), is really vivid, exquisite, both God and form, full of interest. Its artistic achievement is no less than Du Mu's famous poem "Qingming".