In the bright sunshine, the water in the West Lake is sparkling and beautiful. On rainy days, under the cover of rain curtain, the mountains around the West Lake are foggy, and if there is anything, it is wonderful. If the West Lake is compared to the beautiful scenery of the past, light makeup is very suitable.
Drinking Rain on Lake Chuqing is two poems by Su Shi, a writer in Song Dynasty. These two poems praised the beauty of the West Lake and were written during the poet's tenure as a judge in Hangzhou. The original poem is as follows:
Welcome guests to the sunrise, and stay drunk at night. This means Jia Jun won't. One glass is the narcissus king.
The water is bright and sunny, and the mountains are cloudy and rainy. If there are more dead beauties in the West Lake, C+ is so appropriate.
Extended data
This group of two poems * * *, the "meaning" mentioned in the first one is the "meaning" written in the second one. Xian Yi in the West Lake is sunny and rainy, like a beauty's light makeup and heavy makeup.
The first song says that most people like sunny days when they visit the lake, but they don't know that the lakes and mountains are different in the rain. There is a narcissus king temple on the lake. The immortals in the temple stayed by the lake all day and saw the ups and downs and sunny days of the West Lake. Therefore, I would like to ask the Narcissus King to raise his glass. The word "Yan" in the first sentence of this song is very accurate, which describes the splendor of Chaoyang beautifully.
The first two sentences of the second song describe the real scene of the West Lake, the water on a sunny day and the mountains on a rainy day. From two kinds of landforms and two kinds of weather, it shows the beauty of the scenery and the changeable characteristics of sunny and rainy days in the West Lake, which is concrete and vivid and has high artistic generalization. As can be seen from the title of the poem, the poet likes drinking in the West Lake. It was sunny at first, and then it rained. He likes two different views.
The last two sentences are metaphors. On the basis of the description of the first two sentences, compare the West Lake to a stunning beauty stone, saying that it is as beautiful as the stone, not to mention the light makeup or heavy makeup that is carefully dressed! Metaphoring the West Lake with stunning beauty not only gives life to the beauty of the West Lake, but also is novel, unique and meaningful.
This poem is very general. It is not a description of a scene or a moment of the West Lake, but a comprehensive evaluation of its beautiful scenery. The spread of this poem adds luster to the scenery of the West Lake and expresses the author's love for the West Lake.