Family education poems

Sending Mo Nephew and Zhu Kundi from North Korea to join the Xiliang Army (excerpt)

Tang Meng Hao ran

Decoration resigned from his hometown and planned to go to the side yard.

If you are interested in swallowing swans, you will come from afar with company.

Use force according to the text, and win without fighting.

Meng Haoran's nephew is about to join the army. Seeing that my nephew and others are about to leave, the poet wrote this poem with hopes, teaching them to be ambitious, unite with their comrades-in-arms, bravely kill the enemy, not afraid of sacrifice, and serve the country, and wishing him good news and a triumphant return.

Children's Reading and Display in The Fifth Watch (Excerpt)

Song luyou

Although my son is a fool, he can accompany Weng to eat vegetables.

Ten thousand bells and one product are not enough, and Su Yuanyuan will be shot.

< Interpretation > In this poem, Lu You taught his sons to read books not for the sake of high officials and high salaries, but to relieve people's suffering and serve the country and the people.

Go to the garrison to show your family (excerpt)

Lin Qing ze Xu

If you are weak and mentally exhausted for a long time, you will be exhausted.

Based on this belief, I will serve my country at all costs, even at the expense of my own life, whether I am lucky or unlucky.

< Interpretation > This godson poem was written by Lin Zexu when he was dismissed for banning smoking and was about to leave home to join the army in Yili, Xinjiang.

Teach children to cherish time and study hard.

Responsibility (excerpt)

Tao Yuanming in the Eastern Jin Dynasty

Although there are five men, they always dislike literature.

Duan Yong is thirteen years old. I don't know if he is six or seven.

The boy is nine years old, but he is looking for pears and chestnuts.

The poet criticized his five sons with popular language and humorous style, and pointed out their shortcomings seriously and lovingly, hoping that they would study hard and not be lazy and playful.

Fu Shu Shu cheng nan (excerpt)

Tang hanyu

The rules are in the wood, and the wheels are in the hands of the catalpa craftsman.

People can be human, and there are poems in their bellies.

Poetry and books are diligent, but not diligent and empty.

This poem was written by the poet to his son Han Fu, who was studying in Nanzhuang, Chang 'an. It not only points out the importance of reading, but also points out the value of diligent reading.