Mulberry leaves and leafless smoke come from the soil, and flute pipes welcome Longshui Temple. ?
Watching songs and dances in Zhumen, I am afraid that the spring sounds will swallow the strings.
After a long drought and no rain, mulberry branches can't grow leaves, the ground is extremely dry and dusty, and the land seems to be burnt by smoke; In front of the Longwang Temple, people beat gongs and drums and prayed for rain from the Longwang. Rich people watch songs and dances everywhere, but they are afraid that the rainy weather in spring will get the orchestral instruments wet and they can't make a crisp and pleasant sound.
2. "Pray for the rain in the West Garden, and pray for Li's judicial rhyme"-? Chen Mi in Song Dynasty
Want to see Takada's comeback? , not afraid of the rugged twenty miles.
One third of the grass has been lost in the early stage, and the rain can still be saved.
If you want to see the seedlings in the alpine fields, you don't care about the distance of the road and the rugged mountain roads. After crossing the mountain, one third of the seedlings died, and even the rain could not be saved.
3. The sun is like fire-Shi Naian in the Ming Dynasty.
The sun is like fire, and the wild Tian He is half burnt.
The farmer's heart is like soup, and the son Wang Sun shakes it.
The scorching sun seemed to burn in the sky, scorching the rice and grain in the field. The farmer's heart is like soup, and his son Wang Sun shakes his fan and cries for heat.
Extended data
Begging for rain was recorded as early as the Western Han Dynasty in China. It is a folk activity, a true portrayal of farmers' life in China, and reflects people's expectations for a better tomorrow and a better life in a harsh natural living environment.
The custom of begging for rain is not unique to China. In many parts of the world, people of different civilizations have the custom of asking for rain. Begging for rain is the product of animism, and it is also an ancient custom that people pray to God to satisfy their wishes in a way similar to witchcraft.
In China, farmers generally believe that the drought is caused by offending the Dragon King. In order to win the mercy of the Dragon King and give rain to the world, they held a series of different forms of sacrifices and prayers to ask for rain. The custom of praying for rain is very popular in Henan, Shandong, Hebei, Shanxi and the northeast and northwest of North China, but Shanxi is the most popular.
In order to have a good weather, people turn to the gods in various ways, including providing animals, praying for people, and traveling in the countryside to show off the gods to entertain them. In addition, there are symbolic performances dedicated to punishing Hiderigami for having a rain-praying god, waving mud dragons and grass dragons, weeping willows at the gate, and catching aquatic animals such as snakes, fish and frogs as rain-praying creatures.