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"The Twenty-Four Solar Terms in Ancient Poems about the New Year" is one of the books written by father and son. The changing of seasons and the reincarnation of solar terms are China's unique festival culture. "Twenty-Four Solar Terms in New Year's Songs and Ancient Poems" takes the twenty-four solar terms poems as clues, selects works related to the twenty-four solar terms in ancient Chinese poetry, and uses prose to connect the beauty of time, the beauty of tranquility, and the beauty of folk customs in the sequence of the New Year's Day, and together they paint a beautiful picture of time. From this, the twenty-four solar terms come from the ancients' elegant poems and dense ink paintings, step through the cycle of the twenty-four solar terms, and bloom before your eyes.

The love of two thousand years ago took root and sprouted in pastoral songs. You might as well be a poetry collector with a hand-cranked wooden instrument, running around thousands of hectares of fertile fields, bending down, picking your own happiness and sadness. Every fragment of life, without modification, can produce moving music. The selection of "The Most Beautiful Books in the World" in 2010 was recently announced, and the Chinese ancient classic "The Book of Songs" won the first prize. Without straightforward words, the original emotional impulse of "The Book of Songs" cannot be regretted; without implicit expression, it is difficult to make the love in "The Book of Songs" euphemistic and moving. This book uses a fresh style of writing to wander through the fields of the Book of Songs, picking up the happiness and sweetness in the pastoral songs of two thousand years ago, where there is pure and innocent love, and the lovesickness of men and women that touch the heart. Returning to the Book of Songs, you can find the harmony of nature and the joy of life.

This book is part of a series of "Youth Learning Chinese Studies". The book selects the most representative and classic poems in Tang poetry, and combines multiple information such as the background of the times and the life of the author. It uses poems to describe people, people to tell history, and history to appreciate poems. It uses fresh writing styles to travel in the fields of Tang poetry, picking up the essence of the Tang Dynasty, and reaching everyone's dream of Tang poetry. At the same time, a review and summary of Chinese poetry from past dynasties, the lives of authors in the Tang Dynasty, and the changes in classical culture will not only bring aesthetic enjoyment to young readers, but also expand their knowledge of ancient poetry and improve their cultivation of ancient poetry. It will enable readers to gain a sense of the life style of the Tang Dynasty people through reading and appreciating Tang poetry, reproduce the inner world and aesthetic taste of the Tang Dynasty poets, and understand the life philosophy and life wisdom of the ancients.

This book is the fourth in the "Youth Four Seasons Ancient Poems" book series. The author uses the twenty-four solar terms as the order, starting from the beginning of spring to the Great Cold, and runs through the four seasons with a total of twenty-four solar terms. It captures the most beautiful poems corresponding to each solar term, and vivid and interesting folk stories, integrating the beauty of time, poetry, and poetry. The beauty of folk customs describes the most leisurely and leisurely life of the year and the most lively and authentic daily customs, making the flavor and interest of ancient China vivid on the page. It helps young people deepen their understanding of the twenty-four solar terms, and they can taste and feel the connotations of poetry and the charm of the Chinese language in different seasons as the seasons pass.

This book tells the unique lives of literati in the past dynasties. On a warm sunny afternoon, when I turn over the pages of a book that exudes the faint fragrance of ink, stories worth revisiting emerge before my eyes. Among them are Tao Yuanming who retired to the countryside, Li Bai who traveled around the world, Jiang Shangyuan who took the bait, Huo Qubing who was proud of the spring breeze, Sima Xiangru who begged for a phoenix, Bai Juyi who lived in Bai Juyi... The crazy life of more than 40 literati. "To be happy in life, you must have all the joy. Don't let the gold bottle stand empty against the moon. I am born with talents that will be useful. I will come back after all the gold is gone." Read history books leisurely, look down at the heaven and earth, and comment on the spring and autumn. There is so much pleasure and joy in the world waiting for you to enjoy and drink. Open your arms, open your mind, take a deep breath of fresh air, exhale the depression, and you will feel extremely happy.