The ancient poems about the Xiaohan solar term include:

1. "Hibiscus in front of the Window"

Fan Chengda

The hard-working lonely flower breaks the Xiaohan , The heart of a flower should be as sad as that of a guest.

Moreover, because the young girl lingers, she does not worry about the red and resents the green.

2. "Xiaohan"

Yuan Zhen

Xiaohan connects with Dalu, and magpies build new nests.

Scavenging for food in the meanders of the river, carrying purple flowers around the treetops.

The frost hawk is near the northern head, and the pheasant is hidden in the grass.

Don’t blame Yan Ningqie, spring and winter are at the intersection of the first lunar month.

3. Crossing Baima Lake at night

Guo Wu [Ming Dynasty]

The gentle breeze blows the waves, and the new willows and velvet crows sing.

Thousands of hectares of Pinghu Lake can be seen at a glance, and the distant water reaches the sky and the clouds are falling.

The setting sun suddenly fell to the bottom of the clear waves, and the white bird was still bright in the mountain scenery.

Where is the drum of winter and winter during the strict watch, and the fishing lanterns are played without stopping.

4. Chanting the Twenty-Four Qi Poems on the Xiaohan December Festival

Yuan Zhen [Tang Dynasty]

The Xiaohan connects the big Lu, and the magpies build their new nests.

Scavenging for food in the meanders of the river, carrying purple flowers around the treetops.

5. Watching the Moon, Brahman Yin·Yuan Xiu

Wang Ji [Southern and Northern Dynasties]

The cold weather is steep, and the feeling of spring changes the fragrance of the new year. Moth snow willow scenery. Open all the iron locks of the star bridge, and silver will pour down from the plains. I remember having fun at that time and being young and crazy.

An official travels to a foreign land. To save things, you can only get hurt. The moonlight in Qiao Tower is neglected, and the fragrance lingers in Yan's bed. Hurry up and call Boya, wash my heart out of poverty and sorrow. Don't ask more questions, and keep your good deeds.