Poems about New Year's Day 2017 New Year's Day poems collection

Christmas 2016 has passed, and New Year’s Day 2017 can’t be far away! Want to know some poems about New Year's Day? Next, let’s take a look at the ancient poems related to New Year’s Day.

The basics of ancient poetry about New Year's Day

Selling Dementia Poems by Fan Chengda (Tang Dynasty)
People stay up late on New Year's Eve, tired of the slow pace of the new year.
A child was shouting and walking down the street, saying that there was a mentally retarded person who was being sold.

New Year's Day Wang Anshi (Song Dynasty)
The year ends with the sound of firecrackers, and the spring breeze brings warmth to the wine.
On New Year's Day, people in every household replace the old charms with new ones.

New Year's Eve (Tang Dynasty)
All matters concerning happiness and sorrow are now in vain, and my longing for you is gone all night.
I am so sad that the roosters stop crowing at dawn, and then I feel haggard when the spring breeze blows.
New Year Greetings Wen Zhengming (Ming Dynasty)
I don't ask for a meeting, but only to send greetings. Every morning my humble house is filled with name cards.
I also threw a few pieces of paper along with others. People in the world dislike simple things but not empty ones.

Fengcheng New Year's Farewell Check Carefully (Qing Dynasty)
Skillfully cut banners and try out Silla, paint them in colorful and gilded colors to make moths.
From then on, the scissors were idle for a month, and the needlework in the boudoir was more than before the new year.
Written by Huang Jingren on New Year's Eve (Qing Dynasty)
Thousands of families are laughing slowly, while worries are hidden from the outside world.
I stand quietly on the bridge in the city, and no one recognizes me. I watch the star that looks like the moon for a long time.