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New Year’s Eve in Ancient Poems What are the ancient poems about New Year’s Eve?

1. "It's Very Cold in Taiyuan on New Year's Eve"

Yu Qian of the Ming Dynasty

A message to travelers from the far end of the world, expressing sorrow in light of the cold.

The spring breeze is not far away, only at the east end of the house.

2. "Great Night Works"

Gao Shi of the Tang Dynasty

The hotel is sleepless under the cold lights, and the guests' hearts are filled with sadness.

I miss my hometown tonight, and I will see another year of frost on my temples tomorrow.

3. "The Big Night"

Cui Tu of the Tang Dynasty

Traveling all the way to Sanba Road, you are in danger thousands of miles away.

On a snowy night in the chaotic mountains, a stranger is alone.

Gradually distanced from flesh and blood, and turned to children and servants.

I am just wandering, and I will look new tomorrow.

4. "Staying at the Stone Inn at Night"

Dai Shulun of the Tang Dynasty

Who will ask about the hotel? The cold lamp is unique and amiable.

A year is coming to an end, and no one has returned from thousands of miles away.

Liao Luo is sad about the past, and laughs at this body.

Sad face and faded temples, tomorrow will be spring again.