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Why do bees collect honey and who do they feed it to?

No

Excrement

Honey is mainly for

Feed

Drones in the Hive and

Queen Bee

Eat. Also use this thing to build nests, etc. The honey we eat is synthesized by bees swallowing nectar and spitting it out hundreds of times. It is rich in nutrients.

What does the poem about bees describe?

1. A poem about the hard work of bees

Poems about the hard work of bees 1. What are the poems that reflect the hard work of bees?

1. Wandering under the clear sky, I seek fragrance in the chrysanthemum bushes. The sound comes to the stamens, and the shadow is in the fragrance. --- "Cold Bees Picking Chrysanthemum Stamens" [Tang Dynasty] Geng

2. The small garden and the pond are full of flowers, and the back door and the threshold are filled with endless thoughts. Concubine Mi's waist is so slender that it is exposed, and Empress Zhao's body is so light that she seems to lean on the wind. --- "Bee" - [Tang Dynasty] - Li Shangyin

3. Flying through flowers and willows like an arrow, its scent sticks to the catkins like falling stars. Its tiny body can bear heavy loads, and its thin wings can ride the wind. ---Ode to the Bee, Ming Dynasty, Wu Chengen

4. The busy little bees in spring brew, Why bother flapping their wings to sting the neighbor's child. I should worry about the flowers withering, And hate the old man who burns incense to get wax the most. --- "Ode to the Bee" by Wang Xin, Ming Dynasty

5. Bees do not eat food from the human world, they use dew as wine and flowers as food. They are not busy making honey, but busy collecting honey. When honey is ready, it brings the fragrance of all flowers. --- "Poems about Bees" by Yang Wanli, Song Dynasty

2. What are some poems that praise the hard work of bees?

1. After collecting honey from hundreds of flowers, who is the one who works hard for and who is the one who enjoys the sweetness?

"bee"

Tang Dynasty: Luo Yin

Interpretation: Bee, you collect nectar from hundreds of flowers to make nectar. For whom are you working so hard, and who do you want to taste the sweetness?

2. The butterflies fly over the wall, but they suspect that the spring is in the neighbor's house.

Rainy Day

Tang Dynasty: Royal Carriage

Interpretation: Bees and butterflies fly over the wall in droves, making one suspect that the charming spring scenery is at the neighbor's house.

3. Bees and butterflies are playing around the thousands of doors, and the green trees and silver platforms are of a myriad of colors.

Ancient Chang'an

Tang Dynasty: Lu Zhaolin

Interpretation: Swarms of bees and butterflies fly on both sides of the palace gate. The green trees and silver platforms reflect many colors in the sunlight.

4. The wind is calm and the sun is warm, bringing spring beauty. Butterflies and bees fly into the room in droves.

Two Poems on Spring in the Mountain House

Tang Dynasty: Cen Shen

Interpretation: The gentle spring breeze and warm sunshine are everywhere, and butterflies and bees fly into the living room from time to time.

5. Work with swallows and bees to make honey in the mud, and then it will rain lightly before the weather clears up.

Spring Thoughts

Song Dynasty: Fang Yue

Interpretation: The spring breeze, together with the swallows, carries mud to build nests, and urges the flowers to bloom to help the bees make honey; the dark clouds just now brought a light rain, but then the dark clouds were sent away, bringing a blue sunny day.

6. Bees compete for the pink stamens and butterflies share the fragrance, unlike the weeping willows that cherish their golden threads.

"Cherishing Spring"

Tang Dynasty: Wen Tingyun

Interpretation: Bees compete to collect pollen, and butterflies share the fragrance of flowers. They are not like the weeping willows that cherish every bit of golden branches.

7. Flowers brew honey for bees, and drizzle mixes mud for swallows.

Song of Spring: Spring Scene

Yuan Dynasty: Hu Zhiy

Interpretation: Although the flowers are withered, the bees have turned them into honey; although the rain has come, the swallows use it to prepare mud for building their nests.

8. The swallow carries mud with wet beak, and the bee collects stamens with fragrant whiskers.

"Thoughts on Late Spring Sent to a Friend"

Tang Dynasty: Yu Xuanji

Explanation: The swallows outside the door are carrying mud to build nests, and the bees are collecting flowers to make honey.

9. Bees and butterflies fly away in droves, and the fragrance can be smelled from across the river.

Flower Island

Tang Dynasty: Han Yu

Interpretation: Swarms of bees and butterflies all fly in the same direction. Following the direction they are flying, I mobilize my sense of smell and immediately smell the fragrant aroma coming across the wide river surface.

10. Bees are buzzing on the honeysuckle racks, and swallows are flying among the willow trees.

"Partridge Sky: The Greenery is Seen"

Song Dynasty: Fan Chengda

Interpretation: The honeysuckle has blossomed, and the bees are buzzing and rushing to collect nectar; swallows are flying lightly among the willow trees.

3. Write a poem about the hard work of bees

bee

[Answer] This poem uses refined language to describe the natural phenomenon of bees gathering honey from flowers and making honey for people to enjoy, thus expressing the author's cynical thoughts and feelings.

Whether on plains or on mountaintops,

The infinite scenery is fully occupied[1].

After collecting honey from hundreds of flowers,

Who do you work hard for and who do you enjoy the sweetness for?[2]

【Notes】

[1] 占: to occupy, to take possession of. These two sentences say that bees take full advantage of the spring and work hard everywhere to collect honey.

[2] 為 (wei): for, to give.

[Brief Analysis] Whether it is the plain or the top of the mountain, wherever flowers are in full bloom, they are occupied by bees. After they have collected honey from all the flowers, who are they busying themselves for in the end? For whom are they brewing the mellow honey?

This poem praises the noble character of bees' hard work, and also implies the author's hatred and dissatisfaction with people who get something for nothing. This poem has several artistic characteristics: it gives something in order to take it away, which is powerful; it narrates and interrogates, and sings and sighs with emotion; it has a profound meaning and can be interpreted in two ways.

This poem can be regarded as an allegorical poem. The bees in the poem are the ordinary peasants in the feudal society. They have worked hard for generations, but the fruits of their labor were plundered by the rulers in the end. "After collecting honey from hundreds of flowers, for whom do they work hard and for whom do they enjoy the sweetness?" The ending sentence uses a rhetorical question, which shows that the bees who work hard to make honey work for years but get nothing in return. This implies that the exploiters get something for nothing, which makes the poem profound and powerful.

4. A Complete Collection of Ancient Poems About Bees

1. Drunk in the Sky

Yuan Dynasty: Wang Heqing

The dream of Zhuang Zhou was broken, and the two wings drove the east wind. Three hundred famous gardens, one picked a piece of empty

Who said that the romantic guy would scare away the bees that were looking for fragrance?

Flying gently, the flower seller crossed the bridge to the east.

Translation:

It broke free from Zhuang Zhou's dream and came to reality. Its huge wings drove the mighty east wind. It collected all the nectar from the three hundred famous gardens. Who knew it was born a romantic species, scaring away the bees that collected nectar? Its wings moved lightly, and all the flower sellers went across the bridge to the east.

2. Occasionally

Song Dynasty: Rao Jie

The wooden door under the pine tree is covered with green moss, and only butterflies fly over in pairs.

The two wings of a bee are as big as cocoons, which means the flowers in the mountain ahead have bloomed.

Translation:

The wooden door under the pine trees is tightly closed and the yard is covered with moss.

Only the butterflies flew around in pairs.

The pollen balls on the bees' legs are as big as silk cocoons.

Maybe the spring flowers are blooming again on the hill ahead

3. Bee

Tang Dynasty: Luo Yin

Whether on the plains or on the mountaintops, the endless scenery is all captured.

After collecting honey from hundreds of flowers, who is working hard for and who is enjoying the sweetness?

Translation:

Whether on the plains or on the mountains, wherever flowers bloom in the wind, there are bees busy running around.

Bee, you collect nectar from hundreds of flowers to make nectar. For whom are you working so hard, and who do you want to taste the sweetness?

4. Rainy and sunny

Tang Dynasty: Royal Carriage

Before the rain, you first see the stamens among the flowers, but after the rain, there are no flowers among the leaves.

Butterflies fly over the wall, but they suspect that the spring is in the neighbor's house.

Translation:

Before the rain, I saw the stamens of newly opened flowers for the first time, but after the rain, there was not a single flower even under the leaves.

Bees and butterflies flew over the wall in droves, making one wonder if the charming spring scenery was right next door.

5. Bitter Heart - Willow Returns to the Pond

Song Dynasty: He Zhu

Willows return to the pond, mandarin ducks leave the pond. Green duckweed blocks the way for lotus boats. No bees or butterflies are attracted by the fragrance, and the red dress takes away all the bitterness in the heart.

The sun is setting and the tide is rising, the clouds are moving and the rain is falling. It seems to be talking to the poet. Back then, I refused to marry the spring breeze, but was mistaken by the autumn breeze.

Translation:

Willows surround the winding pond, and thick and dense duckweed blocks the lotus-picking girls beside the remote canal. No bees and butterflies come to admire my faint fragrance. The lotus gradually ages, and the heart is bitter.

The tide brought the setting sun into the lotus pond, and the clouds and raindrops hit the lotus mercilessly. The lotus swayed in the wind, as if telling the poet about her sorrow: she refused to bloom in the spring, and now she suffers in the autumn wind for no reason.

5. Poems describing the hard work of bees in collecting honey

bee

[Answer] This poem uses refined language to describe the natural phenomenon of bees gathering honey from flowers and making honey for people to enjoy, thus expressing the author's cynical thoughts and feelings.

Whether on plains or on mountaintops,

The infinite scenery is fully occupied[1].

After collecting honey from hundreds of flowers,

Who do you work hard for and who do you enjoy the sweetness for?[2]

【Notes】

[1] 占: to occupy, to take possession of. These two sentences say that bees take full advantage of the spring and work hard everywhere to collect honey.

[2] 為 (wei): for, to give.

[Brief Analysis] Whether it is the plain or the top of the mountain, wherever flowers are in full bloom, they are occupied by bees. After they have collected honey from all the flowers, who are they busying themselves for in the end? For whom are they brewing the mellow honey?

This poem praises the noble character of bees' hard work, and also implies the author's hatred and dissatisfaction with people who get something for nothing. This poem has several artistic characteristics: it gives something in order to take it away, which is powerful; it narrates and interrogates, and sings and sighs with emotion; it has a profound meaning and can be interpreted in two ways.

This poem can be regarded as an allegorical poem. The bees in the poem are the ordinary peasants in the feudal society. They have worked hard for generations, but the fruits of their labor were plundered by the rulers in the end. "After collecting honey from hundreds of flowers, for whom do they work hard and for whom do they enjoy the sweetness?" The ending sentence uses a rhetorical question, which shows that the bees who work hard to make honey work for years but get nothing in return. This implies that the exploiters get something for nothing, which makes the poem profound and powerful.

6. What are some poems that describe the hard work of bees in collecting honey?

1. No matter whether it is the plain or the top of the mountain, the infinite scenery is all occupied. After collecting honey from hundreds of flowers, for whom is the hard work and for whom is the sweetness? This poem is from the Tang Dynasty poet's "Bee". This poem uses refined language to describe the natural phenomenon of bees collecting flowers and making honey for people to enjoy, and expresses the author's cynical thoughts and feelings.

2. Wandering under the clear sky, looking for fragrance in the chrysanthemum bush. Bringing sound to the stamens, and shadows in the fragrance. This is from the Tang Dynasty's "Cold Bees Collecting Chrysanthemum Stamens". The poet chose the moment when the bees fall from the sky to collect honey and start collecting it. The poet wrote it vividly, making the readers seem to see its busy and busy figure appearing and disappearing in the fragrance.

3. They fly among the flowers one after another, never having a day off. Everyone praises the taste of honey, but who cares about adding fuel to the fire? From the poem "Ode to Bees" by Wang Jin, a poet in the Ming Dynasty, bees work tirelessly to collect and make honey, but they don't know that they are doing nothing. The honey collected with so much difficulty has become a victim of human appetite, which is really a favor to others. But we still take it for granted and have no sympathy or sympathy.

4. The busy little bees in spring brew, Why bother to sting the neighbor's child with their wings? They should worry about the flowers withering, And hate the old man who burns incense to get wax the most. From "Ode to the Bee" by Wang Xin, a poet in the Ming Dynasty.

5. Three hundred days of traveling across the nine provinces, picking flowers from the south and north. Making honey all day long is physically and mentally exhausting, bringing sweetness to the world. Contemporary poet Ge Xianting's "Ode to Bees" praises the hard work of bees.

Additional information:

Bee (Bee/Honey bee) is a general term for insects belonging to the order Hymenoptera, suborder Sphenopoda, division Apoidea, superfamily Apoidea, and family Apidae in insect taxonomy. It is an important group in the order Hymenoptera.

Bees live entirely on flowers, including pollen and nectar, which they sometimes brew and store as honey. There is no doubt that bees pollinate flowers when they collect pollen. When bees collect pollen from flower to flower, they drop some pollen on the flowers. This dropped pollen is of great importance because it often causes cross-pollination of plants. The actual value of bees as pollinators is greater than the value of their production of honey and beeswax.

The nesting instinct of bees is complex, and the location, time and structure of the nests are diverse. The nesting time is generally during the blooming period of plants.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - Bee

7. Ancient Chinese text describing the hard work of bees

bee

Tang Dynasty: Luo Yin

Whether on the plains or on the mountaintops, the endless scenery is all captured.

After collecting honey from hundreds of flowers, who is working hard for and who is enjoying the sweetness?

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Translation and Notes

Translation

Whether on the plains or on the mountains, the beautiful scenery is occupied by bees.

Bee, you collect nectar from hundreds of flowers to make nectar. For whom are you working so hard, and who do you want to taste the sweetness?

Notes

Mountain peak: peak of a mountain.

Infinite scenery: extremely beautiful scenery.

Occupy: to possess, to occupy.

Collect: to take, here it means to take nectar.