as we all know, the beginning of winter is one of the traditional 24 solar terms. In early November every year, it is the first solar term in winter for a long time. Since ancient times, many scholars have created many popular literary works for the solar term Lidong. Next, let's enjoy the beautiful poems about Lidong and help understand what Lidong means.

what does the beginning of winter mean?

beginning of winter and beginning of spring, beginning of summer and beginning of autumn are collectively referred to as four Li, which are all one of China's traditional 24 solar terms. Lidong is the first solar term in winter, representing the beginning of winter. Li, Jianshi also means that winter has begun since then. Winter means the end. It means to collect crops after harvest. China traditionally takes the beginning of winter as the beginning of winter. "Filial piety classics and weft" says: "fighting finger dry is the beginning of winter, and the winter is the end, and everything is collected." it means that all crops have been collected and dried in autumn, collected and put into storage, and animals have been hidden for hibernation. Therefore, the beginning of winter not only represents the coming of winter, but also means that all things collect and avoid the cold.

beautiful poems about Lidong

Lidong

Wang Zhideng of the Ming Dynasty

the autumn wind blows away the old tingke, and the yellow leaf Danfeng passes by.

a little Zen light for half a month. It's colder tonight than last night.

are the works of Ming Dynasty poet Wang Zhideng. Through the description of autumn wind, yellow leaves, half moon and other things, they tell the cold brought by the sudden drop of temperature after the beginning of winter.

beginning of winter

Lu Wengui's

in the Song Dynasty had been dry for a long time, and it was rainy. Autumn was getting deeper and deeper into winter.

yellow flowers with dew alone, and red leaves with the wind.

blow cold horn while thinking about the village song in late spring.

lie high on the fence door every day, lazy and ashamed of no work. The poems

were written by Lu Wengui, an envoy at the end of the Song Dynasty. They describe the scene of the beginning of winter, which leads to the author's inner feelings and life aspirations, and finally implies the hardship and helplessness of the remnant's life.

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of Lu You in the Song Dynasty, the room is small, the wealth is knee deep, and the wall is only shoulder low.

passed the month of giving clothes, and met Shiqiu Tian again.

inch store campfire charcoal, and baht is called cloth quilt cotton.

are happy everywhere.

Lu You are familiar to us. He is also one of the great poets of the Song Dynasty. This poem describes Lu You's depressed mood and expresses his anger that he has no way to serve the country. In the second half, he is strong in self forgiveness and pretends to be open-minded.