Poetry about the canal culture

1. Looking for ancient articles, beautiful articles, information, etc. about canal culture

(1) China’s Grand Canal, like the Great Wall, is listed as the four most magnificent ancient buildings in the world. This is one of the great creations of the Chinese working people and a large number of water conservancy experts that utilizes and transforms nature. The Grand Canal of China is the oldest and longest man-made canal in the world. It was founded in the Spring and Autumn Period. In 486 BC (the 34th year of King Jing of Zhou Dynasty), King Wu Fucha dug the north-south waterway Hangou from Jiangdu (now Yangzhou) to Mokou (now Huai'an). It has been more than 2,400 years ago. history. From then on, it was continuously excavated and renovated until 1293 AD (the 30th year of the reign of Emperor Shizu of the Yuan Dynasty), when an artificial grand canal running from Hangzhou to Beijing running through the north and south was completed. The Grand Canal has a total length of 1,782 kilometers (excluding the east-west Zhejiang East Canal and other small canals in some areas). It spans four provinces and two cities: Beijing, Tianjin, Hebei, Shandong, Jiangsu, and Zhejiang, and connects the Qiantang River, Yangtze River, The five major water systems of the Huaihe River, Yellow River, and Haihe River are 21 times longer than the Panama Canal (completed in 1914, total length 81.3 kilometers) and 10 times longer than the Suez Canal (completed in 1869, total length 172.5 kilometers). It took longer than the construction of these two canals More than two thousand years ago.

(2) The excavation and connection of the Grand Canal created a new natural environment, ecological environment, and production environment, which greatly promoted the social and economic development of the entire canal area. After the Sui and Tang Dynasties, the connection of the canal directly led to the extensive exchange of agricultural production technology between the north and the south, the mutual transplantation and cultivation of crop varieties from the north and the south, and promoted the development of the commercial agricultural economy in the north and the south. Especially in the middle and late Ming Dynasty, in the Jiangnan Canal area where the commodity economy was developed, such as Suzhou, Hangzhou and other places, capitalist handicraft workshops and contract merchants appeared in certain industries. The prosperity of the commodity economy in the canal area directly led to the rise of a number of canal cities. The commercial cities that emerged as a result of the development and smooth flow of canals traveled south from today's Beijing, passing through Tianjin, Cangzhou, Dezhou, Linqing, Liaocheng, Jining, Xuzhou, Huai'an, Yangzhou, Zhenjiang, Changzhou, Wuxi, Suzhou, Jiaxing, Hangzhou, and Shaoxing. Until Ningbo, it is like a string of pearls inlaid on the canal, shining brightly and dazzlingly. Their common characteristics are the prosperity of industry and commerce, the gathering of merchants, the accumulation of goods, and the prosperity of transactions, making them important commodity distribution centers on the canal. In particular, Chang'an and Luoyang in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Kaifeng in the Northern Song Dynasty, Hangzhou in the Southern Song Dynasty, and Beijing in the Yuan, Ming and Qing Dynasties were the political, economic and cultural centers of the canal area and even the whole of China.

(3) Historically, the Grand Canal, which runs from north to south, played a decisive role in the political situation of feudal dynasties in the past. Since the canal area has always been at the center of politics, military, economy, and culture across the country, it has become the most important area controlled by feudal dynasties in the past dynasties. Each generation of dynasty rulers also relied on the ideal geography of the canal. The location, superior economic conditions and humanistic environment enable us to take charge of the overall situation and control the whole country. Therefore, the Grand Canal has become the political link that maintains centralization and the unification of China, giving the successive dynasties after the Sui and Tang Dynasties when the political center gradually moved northward a strong sense of unification, especially after the Yuan Dynasty achieved national unification, until the Ming and During the Qing Dynasty, China never experienced major divisions again, thus laying a solid foundation for the unification of the motherland.

(4) The unique canal culture is not only an important part of the Chinese nation's pluralistic culture, but also plays an important role in promoting the formation and development of the Chinese nation's pluralistic culture. With its broad inclusiveness and unity, broad diffusion and openness, and strong cohesion and centripetal force, the canal culture not only strengthens the cultural integration between the Qilu region, the birthplace of Chinese traditional thought and culture, and the Central Plains and Jiangnan regions, but also integrates the Han Dynasty Chang'an and Luoyang in the Tang Dynasty, Kaifeng and Hangzhou in the Song Dynasty, and cultural centers headed by Beijing in the Jin, Yuan, Ming and Qing dynasties were integrated into one, constantly reducing regional cultural differences and presenting the same cultural characteristics, thus making each region The integration of cultures into the unified culture of the Chinese nation has made the canal area a gathering place for talents and a prosperous literary style.

(5) The opening of the North-South Grand Canal has made the southeast coastal area more directly and closely connected with all parts of the country. In particular, the economic and cultural prosperity and development of the canal area have made it an important factor in foreign exchanges and expansion of Sino-foreign relations. A frontier area for economic and cultural exchanges.

China's neighboring countries and regions, as well as countries in West Asia, Europe, and East Africa, have sent missions and caravans to China, docked at various coastal ports, and then sailed along the canal to the capital and other places, carrying out frequent economic and cultural exchanges. The people moved more directly to the Canal Zone, making this area a concentrated area for inward migration of ethnic minorities and foreign envoys, businessmen, educated monks, overseas students and other people. They brought China's advanced culture to all parts of the world, expanding China's influence on the world; and excellent foreign culture also spread to China, which not only enriched the cultural content of the canal area, but also promoted the development of Chinese national culture.

(6) After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the country listed the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal as one of the main inland waterway shipping lines that will be focused on development. Especially after the reform and opening up, the pace of canal construction further accelerated. The canal not only undertakes the heavy transportation task, but also plays a huge role in flood control, irrigation, water supply, tourism and other comprehensive benefits. The ancient canal, which has gone through vicissitudes of life and has been weathered by wind and rain, will surely regain its youthful vitality after treatment, and will continue to play an important role in the future economic and cultural development along the canal. 2. What are the poems about the "Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal"

1. "Seven Jue Grand Canal"

Red Beans in Ice and Snow

The north and south of the Yangtze River are closely connected. In the Sui Dynasty, the water has been rippled for thousands of years.

A message for the geese flying south and returning to the north. The beginning and end of the river are Jiachuan.

2. "Occasionally formed on the embankment"

Qianlong, Qing Dynasty

The canal was turned to the capital, and horses were driven up the embankment in the spring breeze.

When Jiuligang faced Yuhuangba, I had no long-term plan and was only frightened.

3. "Boarding on the Boat"

Qianlong, Qing Dynasty

The royal boat waited at the canal bank early in the morning, and the remaining water routes followed the land route.

Meet Li Du in one day, and my spirit will last forever.

The wheat seedlings are about to grow on the bank, and the willow leaves are already shaded by catkins.

The most comfortable place is under the canopy window, with rain and clear weather and green fields with people working there.

4. "Reminiscences of the Bianhe River"

Pi Rixiu of the Tang Dynasty

This river died in the Sui Dynasty, and it still relies on Tongbo for thousands of miles.

If there was no dragon boat incident in the Water Palace, Emperor Yu would not have taught much about merit.

5. "Bianshui"

Tang Dynasty Hu Zeng

Once a thousand-mile long river opens, waves will come in nine days.

The golden sail has not been defeated, and the melancholy dragon boat will not return. 3. Poems describing the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal

Looking up, the sky is clear; looking from a distance, the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal is like a floating jasper belt, and motor boats are pulling strings of wooden boats sailing through the waves. Looking north, the Grand Canal empties from the depths of the white clouds on the horizon; looking south, the Grand Canal surges toward the boundless green fields.

The clear waves of the Grand Canal are rippling. Are these many boats heading south to Hangzhou or north to Yangzhou? Thinking back to more than 1,000 years ago, when Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty developed the North-South Grand Canal, the dragon boats and phoenix boats reflected the flowing water, how gorgeous and luxurious it was! The long river of history is like the Grand Canal. Time has passed and time has passed. Now on both sides of the Grand Canal, there is not even a Sui Liu tree left. Today, on the embankments on both sides of the Taiwan Strait, only newly planted willows are sprouting green in the spring breeze, indicating that the Chinese nation has entered a new era.

The Grand Canal runs from north to south. It crosses the Yangtze River to the south and flows through Jiangsu and Zhejiang; it crosses the Yellow River to the north and flows through Shandong and Hebei. It is thousands of miles wide. This is a great miracle known in the world as the Great Wall that runs from east to west. The Great Wall and the Grand Canal are both the fruits of the labor and wisdom of the Chinese people, and are the glory and pride of the Chinese nation. 4. What are the poems praising the canal?

1. "Occasionally formed on the embankment" Qianlong, Qing Dynasty

The canal was turned into a canal and reached the capital, and horses were driven up the embankment in the spring breeze.

When Jiuligang faced Yuhuangba, I had no long-term plan and was only frightened.

2. "Nostalgia of the Bianhe River" Pi Rixiu

One

Tens of thousands of dragon boats carrying green silk boats will never return them to Yangzhou.

It should be that Tianjiao opened Bianshui River, and there are no mountains in more than a thousand miles.

Second

This river was the source of the Sui Dynasty, and it still relies on Tongbo for thousands of miles.

Without the dragon boat incident in the Water Palace, Yu’s merits would not have been much

3. "Bianshui" by Hu Zeng

Once a thousand-mile river opens, The waves of Sui Dynasty came in nine days.

The golden sail has not been defeated, and the melancholy dragon boat will not return.

5. "Peach Leaves Crossing the Past"

The decaying grass and idle flowers reflect in the shallow pond, and the peach branches and leaves are always separated.

In the Six Dynasties, there were many Liang Dongs like this, with small photos hanging on the walls.

6. "In Praise of the Grand Canal" Lu Shunzhen

The world is long and the canal is vast. The snow waves are thousands of miles away, and the clouds are flying in all directions.

The majestic flow is the longest. It starts from Beijing and Tianjin in the north and reaches Suzhou and Hangzhou in the south.

Huai'an lived in the middle and was called the capital and king. Canal beds, rich ore deposits.

The old man of history has witnessed the vicissitudes of life. The road is blue and the earth is being excavated.

Golden waterway, wealth and prosperity. The water transport is successful and the history is famous.

Both sides of the canal are rich granaries. The four seasons are green and the grains are fragrant. ;

Cultural Corridor, Baochen contains. Her spirit is ageless and she can be called a wet nurse.

"The most beautiful thing in the world" is praised by many people. Authentic cooking skills, Huaiyang cuisine town.

Strict selection of materials and excellent production. He is unique in fire work and good at stewing.

Light and delicious, with strong color and aroma. A natural treasure, shining with golden light! 5. What are the poems about the canal?

1. "Two Nostalgic Poems on the Bianhe River (Part One)"

Tang Dynasty: Pi Rixiu

Ten Thousand Ships Among the green silk of Longge, I will never return it to Yangzhou.

It should be that Tianjiao opened the Bianshui River, and there are no mountains in more than a thousand miles.

Translation: Thousands of colorful boats sailed among the green willows on both sides of the canal, but this fleet never returned after they arrived in Yangzhou. God should have taught people to open the Bianhe River. There is not a single mountain visible on the ground for more than a thousand miles here.

2. "Two Nostalgic Poems on the Bianhe River (Part 2)"

Tang Dynasty: Pi Rixiu

This is the river that led to the end of the Sui Dynasty, and it has been thousands of miles to this day. Lai Tongbo.

If there was no dragon boat incident in the Water Palace, Yu would not have made much merit.

Translation: Everyone says that the construction of the Bianhe River led to the demise of the Sui Dynasty, but to this day, travel from north to south still relies on this river. If he had not built dragon boats to indulge in pleasure, Emperor Yang's illustrious achievements could almost be compared to Dayu's flood control.

3. "Bianhe Pavilion"

Tang Dynasty: Xu Hun

Emperor Huasheng of Guangling traveled eastward and first attacked the Kunlun faction.

One hundred and two forbidden soldiers resigned from Xiangque, and three thousand palace ladies got off the dragon boat.

The clouds are condensed, the drums are vibrating, the stars are moving, the flags are blowing, the sun and the moon are floating.

There is a way for the righteous teachers from all over the world to return, and the Lost Tower is still the Jingyang Tower.

Translation: The Qionghua flowers in Yangzhou were in full bloom, and Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty wanted to visit them. He split mountains like Kunlun and created a river. The mighty imperial army bid farewell to the palace, and three thousand concubines and concubines went south together on dragon boats.

The drum music that resounded through the sky stirred the stars in the sky, and the banners on the dragon boats fluttered in the wind day and night. The rebel armies from all over the world have surrendered to the righteous army. The maze of beautiful women is just another luxurious Jingyang Tower of the fallen Southern Qi Dynasty.

4. "The Bianhe River goes straight into the boat"

Tang Dynasty: Li Jingfang

The Bianhe River leads to the Huaihe River, which brings the most benefits, but also brings harm to others.

This is the river that drains all the fat from the forty-three states in the southeast.

Translation: After the connection between Bianshui River and Huaihe River is dug, there will indeed be many conveniences. However, the sufferings suffered by the people were also profound. In the vast areas of the forty-three southeastern states, all the people's fat and anointing were carried away by this river and sent to the capital for the royal family to enjoy.

5. "The Mausoleum of Emperor Sui"

Tang Dynasty: Luo Yin

Entering Guo Dengqiao and exiting Guo Ship, the red building is growing day by day.

The king endured all the hardships and only had a few acres of land in Leitang.

Translation: Back then, I was in and out of the city-like luxurious dragon boat, obsessed with the gentleness of the red building, day after day, year after year. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty actually had the heart to exchange the great wealth that the previous king had captured for only a few acres of wasteland in Leitang where the corpses were buried.

6. Poems about the canal

1. Pi Rixiu's "Nostalgia for the Bianhe River"

This river died in the Sui Dynasty, and it still relies on the waves for thousands of miles. If there was no dragon boat incident in the Water Palace, Yu would not have given much credit. 2. Bianshui River (Hu Zeng)

Once the thousand-mile-long river opens, waves will come in nine days. The brocade sail has not left the war, and the melancholy dragon boat has never returned. 3. Li Li

Tens of thousands of dragon boats carrying green silk boats will never be returned to Yangzhou. It should be that Tianjiao opened the Bianshui River, and there were no mountains in the land for more than a thousand miles. 4. The Qijue Grand Canal (Author: Bingxue Hongdou) The south and north of the Yangtze River are linked together. The water rippled for thousands of years in the Sui Dynasty, sending a message to the geese flying south and returning to the north. The beginning and end of the river are home rivers.

*The lingering autumn water attracts wanderers strolling by the river and picks up little poems. 5. Red Mansions Poetry: Peach Leaves Crossing the Past

The decaying grass and idle flowers reflect in the shallow pool, and the peach branches and leaves are always separated. In the Six Dynasties, there were many beams and pillars like this, with small photos hanging on the walls. 6. "Occasionally formed on the embankment" - Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty

The canal was turned to the capital, and horses were driven up the embankment in the spring breeze. Jiuligang is facing Yuhuang Dam. I had no long-term plan and was only frightened. 7. "Dengzhou" - Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty

The royal boat waited at the canal bank early in the morning, and the remaining water routes followed the land route. Meeting Li Du in one day, my spirit will last forever. The wheat seedlings are about to grow on the bank, and the willow leaves are already shaded by catkins. The most comfortable place is under the canopy window, with people working on the green fields in rainy weather. 8. "Reminiscence of the Bianhe River"

Author: Pi Rixiu (Tang Dynasty)

This river was the source of death in the Sui Dynasty, and it still relies on Tongbo for thousands of miles. If there was no dragon boat incident in the Water Palace, Emperor Yu would not have taught much about merit. 9. "Occasionally formed on the embankment" - Qianlong of the Qing Dynasty

The decaying grass and idle flowers reflect in the shallow pond, and the peach branches and leaves are always separated. In the Six Dynasties, there were many beams and pillars like this, with small photos hanging on the walls. 11. Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty’s Song of the Boater, Northern Dynasties Anonymous

My brother conquered Liaodong and died of starvation at the foot of the Qingshan Mountains. Now I am pulling the dragon boat, and I am trapped on the Sui Causeway. Fang is hungry today and there is not much food for the road. Three thousand journeys ahead, I am safe! Cold bones lie on the deserted sand, ghosts weep over tobacco. I am saddened by the loss of my wife, and I miss my old family.

My righteous man, burn this ownerless body. Bring back his lonely soul and bring back his bones! 7. Poems describing the canal

Poems about the Grand Canal in the Sui Dynasty

"Bianhe River Nostalgia" by Pi Rixiu

Part 1

Thousands of dragon boats carrying green silk boats will never return them to Yangzhou.

It should be that Tianjiao opened the Bianshui River, and there are no mountains in more than a thousand miles.

Second

This river was the source of death in the Sui Dynasty, and it still relies on Tongbo for thousands of miles.

If there was no dragon boat incident in the Water Palace, Yu's merits would not be much

Hu Zeng's "Bianshui": Once the thousand-mile long river opens, waves will come in nine days. The brocade sails have not yet fallen and the war has begun, and the melancholy dragon boat will not return.

Zong Yuanding's "Mound of Emperor Yang": What is the rise and fall of the emperor's career? The romance is still traced by itself. But I wish to die and look at the moon in Yangzhou, and I don’t want to return to Kowloon in life.

Li Jingfang's "Ships Directly Entering the Bianhe River": The Bianshui leads to the Huaihe River, which benefits the most, and it also knows how to harm others. In the forty-three states in the southeast, this river is where all the ointment is drained.

8. Poems about canals

Spring on the Canal

Just like this, in the breeze of February

the canal water suddenly became lyrical

< p> The clear green sunlight shines with naughty eyes in the ripples

The willows on both sides of the Taiwan Strait that had been silent all winter suddenly started to move

The branches are as graceful as the tentacles of countless beetles

Touching Spring

It’s only February

There is a thin fragrance of flowers in the air

No bees

Look up There are only a few yellow jasmine flowers