Life Chinese Poems | Examples

These Life Chinese poems are examples of Chinese poems about Life. These are the best examples of Chinese Life poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberChinese People

East world. Asia. 
I met. With Chinese people
In London.

I love them
I worked with them
At their companies

Yes. Good jobs
Beautiful feelings
Chinese friendship

I never forget
The chinese
Hospitality

Amazing
East foods


Premium MemberThe Chinese Vendor

The Chinese Vendor

A market in Hungary
Hatvan city
I remember an old man

Poor man. Good man
Chinese
He came every weekend

With his suitcase
Full of Chinese products
He sold those

Poor man
But great man
He was a trader

Mentally
Rich man

Business
Man

The remaining soldier

(From1)
Snowflakes whisper peace, in Frozen air,
Echoes of battle, comrade beyond repair.

(Form2)
Alone I stand, in snowy vastness wide,
Blood- soaked memories, my comrade demise.

(Form3)
Before me, snow's pure silence deep,
Behind crimson shadows, comrades sleep.
                                                                                    ~Byeol

Chinese Twelve Zodiac

2025.2.2, CNY 5th day
There are twelve Zodiac in Chinese Fung Shiu.
Rat, Ox, Tiger, Hare, Dragon and Snake
Horse, Goat, Monkey, Rooster, Dog and Boar.
There were terms "Tam hop, Tu s/xung.
Meaning three for, four against.
Best matches are in the following strict order.
Rat, Dragon and Monkey.
Ox, Snake and Rooster.
Tiger, Horse and Dog.
Worse against are
Rat vs Horse, Hare vs Rooster,
Dragon vs Dog, Ox vs Goat
Tiger vs Monkey, Snake vs Boar.
These rules apply to all partnership and life long relationships.
If one does not believe it, one will face the consequences,
Especially when comes to worse matches.
All of the above was my knowledge, 
Before I converted to Christian.
Chinese culture soon will be forgotten,
Resulted by mix races marriages.
© C33 B66  Create an image from this poem.

Chinese New Year

2025.1.29
Hippy horay, it Chinese New Year Day.
Every Chinese, believes they are one year older,
They may not be necessary wiser.
Last night, they went to sleep,
With full of food in the fridge.
Wearing the new pyjama or night gown in bed.
Lot of fresh money notes in the purses or wallets.
So when they wake up in the morning.
Believing, every day for the rest of the year,
They shall always have food to eat.
Clothes to wear and money to spend.
They shall wear red or bright colour at least.
They greet family members and their love ones,
The nicest words and wishes to one and another.
They young and single and unmarried members,
Happily receive red packey or AngBao from parents,
Sweet lollies and cakes shall be offered.

I am in my pink floral pyjama,
All I wish was a happy and healthy life with no drama.
Happy Chinese New Year for everybody including me.
© C33 B66  Create an image from this poem.


Premium MemberLove Poems

Love Poems

Out for Chinese food.
"A full wife is satisfied."
Good fortune, cookie.

Pulling warm sugar.
Our love is like sweet taffy.
It is worth the work.

Your hand is in mine.
We dine together tonight.
Romance lights the stars.

Too old for tender.
Our bodies are frail from age.
Gazing, we still bathe.

From a distant view,
you shadow the kitchen drapes,
as I mow our lawn.

Never did we fight.
Forgiveness is something learned,
when love reigns supreme.

Under warm blankets,
my primrose closes at dusk.
She blooms around dawn.

by Martin Braun
August 30, 2023

Dedicated to my lovely wife, who leaves me searching for words to describe the many ways I love her and the many ways she fills my life with joy.

Colourful Chinese Lanterns

Colourful Chinese lanterns 
By Michelle Morris
30/04/2023

The colourful Chinese lanterns
Hang joy and happiness across the room
Bringing forth positive energy
And blessings to everyone 

We are all like those lanterns
We are connected by our souls
Strings of energy and feelings
That the Universe always knows

When we feel alone and afraid 
May we be reminded that we're loved
That we're never truly lost or alone
We're here to walk together to home above

© Michelle Morris, 2023

A Beginnings End

Eat bitter, taste sweet
Do this, rewards you will reap.
Fight, savour, repeat.

Chinese Garden

Here, among the Geese,
I can be a Philosopher, a Poet, an Artist...
Or just a Dreamer.
And what will my Dreams be of?
Of the gentle ripples in the serene waters...
Of the Hopes that I hold in a Place so secret,
That even I do not know what they are...
But I DO know,
That they will buoy me from wherever they are hidden,
No matter how deeply they are hidden.
They will send forth a sunshine ray into my dark thoughts
And light them up, until
I am happy again,
And suffering is beautiful, and transcendent, and temporary.
Then, all that is Eternal will flow into a single bud
That breaks forth from the waters and bursts,
An explosion of illumination before me!
And that is how you rose my Love,
After you died.
I need no longer fear for you,
Nor be sorry that I could not stop your pain.
For you are One with the rock, the tree, the sky
And you are One with me and I am not alone,
Even if I forget...
For you are in every breath of Me.

Chinese Marriage In Memory

In my youth, girl students are always  shy when speaking to boy students
The opposite condition was also true and lasts through my half period of life

Marriages between girls and boys were usually made possible by a person, 
Who makes a careful and elegant comparison strictly based upon  the boy's
Girl's personal and family's conditions, finalizing the evaluation of match or not,  
If matched they will make serial things happen, such as  sending off
A letter of appointment  and giving  money to the girl's family for an engagement

This was the real scenario remembered in my memory of  making a Chinese family
Luckily though I experienced it in my youth but never ever be affected by it

Chinese Takeout With Love

Thank you for coming 
And giving me your time,
You seemed to like the Chinese,
I know I liked mine.

You have been gone now
For many a year,
Life was good and life was bad,  and
We’ve shed many a tear.

It’s late afternoon now, and I know you must,
Leave me alone again and you’ll be, too,
You take your doggie, I’ll keep mine,
We don’t live far, please come back, do.

If children just knew what a little visit means,
They would come often and not be shy,
But they like to be in their own carved out nests,
And as far as that goes, so do I.

So take the rest of the Chinese takeout,
And think of me when you chow down,
Remember it’s from Mom with love,
And don’t forget to come back around

The Chinese Guanxiology

The notorious Chinese circle of relationships           
It has an apparent  characteristic (that) can easily be seen         
It is a small group of  people gathered together 
Following a principle of like to like    

All cared for their own interests and surviving         
Simply like (that) you drop some oil in water           
They always automatically hold together           
Forming a very stable structure

Which in some sense might also be defined as a  "high-tech"
A colloid suspension  is formed  
It is floating up and down in the society
Making fairness, justice, and equal opportunity in no hope 

Note: The Guanxiology is created by myself, Guanxiology means Relationships

Chinese Room

You spoke in languages I couldn’t know;
Everything you did, you did for show.
I’ll be glad when I can let you go,
With the dream I thought I would outgrow.

But 
       how 
              I 
 balked

When you peeled it off,
How everything held dear was dropped,

When I watched you half undress,
The physicality of your breath,
That I'd take away with one touch or less.

So don’t mind the scars
Or the open wounds;
I'm an artist in what I should not do.

And as in translation, I was lost in you.

A sociopath declared immune,
A machine within a Chinese room.

Don’t mind the shaky hands,
The bottle tops left loose,
The high hopes
Where I hung the noose.

C'est la vie --
At least for me.

Don’t mind the buggy eyes
When I ask to stay tonight,

The stammer
When I ask why we can’t be together.

Yeah, you love him,
It’s so 

Ordinary.

And you are so much better.

--
In reference to the Chinese Room thought experiment by John Searle.
© Jessica Vh  Create an image from this poem.

Chinese Secret Lovers

CHINESE SECRET LOVERS

                                      Bold frogs croak 
                                 Garden pond danger watch
                                      Carp smile deep

                                         Lovers halt
                          Frog-beckoned silkworms weave
                                        Worlds vanish



Victoria Anderson-Throop    ©1/3/13

Old Chinese Sayings

There are no guarantees in life
save one…and none of us
certainly not me and possibly not you
no one can outrun the call of their own destiny
once upon a time is a saying
created only by the lawyers

Don’t rely on fortune cookies
as the reason to quit your job

Eat spicy Chinese food
out of a carton …with chopsticks…at least once
sit on a park bench and talk with a lonely stranger
say these words daily
as if they actually mattered to you
thank you……..please….and I love you

Draw your own lines carefully in the sand
then defend them with all that you are

Drink hot coffee from a bowl
hold onto the one you love with both hands
whatever you do in life do it with intense passion
never do what your enemy
expects you to do…ever
live well …love better

When you feel you are in the least danger
be truly aware for it is at that second danger draws near to you
dance and sing your heart out every single day
live….just live as large as you can
remember the Alamo

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