The ten famous seven-rhymed poems on the Double Ninth Festival are as follows:

1. "Double Ninth Festival" by Zhao Gu of the Tang Dynasty

"On the Double Ninth Festival, outside the sea gate, My home is in the east of Wuhu Yanshui. I also look for poems in the autumn mountains and accompany the monks to chant the chrysanthemum wind."

2. "Remembering Shandong Brothers on September 9th" by Wang Wei of the Tang Dynasty.

"I am a stranger in a foreign land, and I miss my family even more during the festive season. I know that my brothers have climbed to the heights, and there is one less person planting dogwood trees everywhere."

3. Lu Zhaolin of the Tang Dynasty, "View of the Xuanwu Mountain Travel on September 9th" 》

“On September 9th, I look at the mountains and rivers, and return to my heart to look at the accumulated wind and smoke. I drink golden flower wine in a foreign land, and we feel the same sorrow for the wild geese from thousands of miles away.”

4. Tang· Du Mu's "Climbing the Mountain in Nine Days"

"The wild geese are first flying in the autumn shadow of the river, and they are carrying green teapots with the guests. It is rare to smile in this world, and you must return home with your head full of chrysanthemums. But you will be drunk to celebrate the festival, and you will not come here. Hate Luohui. This has always been the case, why should Niushan be alone in his clothes?"

5. "Nine Days in Sichuan" by Wang Bo of the Tang Dynasty

"On September 9th, he looked at Xiangtai. I am tired of the hardships in the south, and the wild geese come from the north."

6. "Nine Days" by Wang Jin of the Tang Dynasty

"Don't leave the border. The land is like Kyoto, and the frost in August has withered the grass. I wonder if there are any chrysanthemums in the wine bottle today."

7. "Nine Days" by Yang Heng of the Tang Dynasty

" The yellow flowers and purple chrysanthemums fall by the fence, and I pick chrysanthemums and drink wine to love the new fragrance. I can't bear to look at my hometown today, so I force myself to plant dogwood to follow the crowd."

8. "The Event on September 10th" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty

"I climbed up yesterday, and I will raise my cup again today. Why is the chrysanthemum so bitter, suffering from these two Double Ninth Festivals?"

9. Qi Zhiluan of the Ming Dynasty, "Nine Days to Climb Qingshui Yingcheng"

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Shuofang celebrates the Double Ninth Festival three times, and Hequgan is busy with banners every year. The hair on the temples has turned white from the dust of the road, and the chrysanthemums are still as yellow as the fortress. Zhongcheng Shu has the power to restore heaven, while Dazai has the power to destroy local areas. It's good to call the geese to the south outside the clouds, and write a letter to report to Jiangxiang first.

10. "Chrysanthemum" by Zheng Gu of the Tang Dynasty

Wang and Sun Mo's branches are as close to the hair as the basil. The dewy autumn fragrance fills the pond bank, which is why I don't envy the tall tiles and pines.

Information expansion:

The Double Ninth Festival is a traditional Chinese folk festival, which falls on the ninth day of the ninth lunar month every year. The number "Nine" is a yang number in the "Book of Changes". The two yang numbers "Nine Nine" overlap each other, so it is called "Double Ninth Festival"; because both the sun and the moon coincide with nine, it is also called "Double Nine". Ninety-Nine Returns to True Truth and One Yuan Begins. The ancients believed that the Double Ninth Festival was an auspicious day.

In ancient times, people had the custom of climbing high to pray for blessings, worshiping gods and ancestors, and drinking banquets to pray for longevity during the Double Ninth Festival. It has been passed down to this day, and connotations such as respecting the elderly have been added. Climbing high to appreciate autumn and being grateful and respectful to the elderly are two important themes of today's Double Ninth Festival activities.

The Double Ninth Festival originated from the worship of celestial phenomena. It started in ancient times, became popular in the Western Han Dynasty, and flourished after the Tang Dynasty. According to existing historical data and textual research, in ancient times, there were activities to hold harvest festivals to worship heaven and ancestors in the autumn season; the ancients held sacrifices to the emperor of heaven and ancestors in September when crops were harvested, to thank the emperor of heaven and ancestors for their kindness. This is the Double Ninth Festival as an autumn festival. The original form existed for the harvest ritual activities. The Tang Dynasty was an important period when traditional festival customs were integrated and finalized, and the main part of them has been passed down to this day.