There are not many beautiful poems describing "pig", so I will list one below.

Wang Liangbai's "Eight Poems"

Dynasty: Tang Dynasty

Author: Xu Cheng

Original text: Can't eat because of shallow mouth; Deep eyes and many bites. A pig's knee can't handle a heavy task, and it can't even travel a long way.

Translation: His mouth is too shallow to eat, his eyes are too deep, and he likes to bite. A pig's knees can hardly bear his weight, but he can reach great distances.

Extended information:

The symbolic meaning of pigs

In people's minds, pigs are the most honest domestic animals. They are not as elfin as dogs and understand their masters. With his mind in mind, he followed his master forward and back, trying his best to please him. Pigs, on the other hand, have a round, plump and honest appearance. They sleep after eating and eat when they are hungry, which makes them appear honest and responsible.

Pigs are notoriously lazy among animals. The main reason why pigs grow the fastest among all domestic animals is that they have little activity. Apart from moving around while eating, pigs rarely do any heavy exercise, let alone worry about fatigue.

Everyone knows that pigs are dirty. Although there are objective reasons for their lack of hygiene, they eat, live, poop, and urinate in the same pen almost all their lives, and are covered in feces and urine. A disgusting feeling.

Due to the above-mentioned characteristics of pigs, they often become synonymous with stupidity, laziness, greed, and ugliness. When used in human cultural life, it has a deeply derogatory connotation. ?

But in ancient times, the cultural meaning of pigs did not contain any derogatory connotations at all. On the contrary, pigs were a measure of bravery. Not only did "home" mean raising pigs in the house, but even the social activities at that time were centered on pig-related matters.

For example, the oracle bone inscription "Shi" looks like holding a long-handled net with both hands to catch pigs or wild boars. The quality of people is also measured based on pig events. For example, the word "dare" means catching pigs with bare hands to show bravery, so failing to catch pigs is considered cowardice.

Domestic pigs appear so docile and honest because they have been domesticated by humans for a long time and have lost their nature due to isolation from nature. However, wild boars are ferocious and good at fighting. Therefore, based on this characteristic, pigs have It means "to move forward bravely".