Explanation of ripples
(1) [flooding;billowing]: to describe the overflowing water (2) [ripples]: to describe the rippling water waves, floating in the sky without any shore . ——Mu Hua's "Ode to the Sea" It's good to be clear when the water is shining, but it's also strange when the mountains are empty and covered with rain. ——Su Shi "Drinking on the Lake at First Sunny and Later Rain" Detailed explanation of the lake's light is also called "拋玎". 1. The appearance of rippling water. "Selected Works·Muhua ": "The waves are floating in the sky, and there is no shore." Li Shan's note: "The waves are connected, and the appearance is connected." Tang Wentingyun's "Guo Chushi's Song of Attacking Ou": "Li Jin Qiu Shi In Tangu, there is a quiet and quiet place in Shaopi. "The poem "Inscribed above Yingtian Temple and presented to Master Qian" by Tang Fangqian: "Outside the vast green field, the shadow falls on the flat lake." The Ming Dynasty's "Ming Feng Ji". "Zou Lin's Study Tour": "The light of the lake meets the clear sky, and the mountains are beautiful." (2). The water is full of scenery. Generally refers to overflow. Liu Yuxi of the Tang Dynasty wrote "Collected Records of Lu Jun, the Governor of Hengzhou in the Tang Dynasty": "The color is shining in the face, and the sound is the article." Fan Chengda of the Song Dynasty "Continued the Song of Everlasting Sorrow": "The golden cup is shining in the morning, and the makeup is cold, and the beauty of the country is the best. Peony." Ming Dynasty Tang Yin's "Painting" poem: "A night of frost in autumn, the moonlight shines on the lake." Ming Dynasty Anonymous' "Ming Feng Ji·Lu Gu saves the Yi": "The moonlight shines brightly, please forgive me." Drink and be happy." (3). Brilliant appearance. Tang Lulun's "A Banquet with Mr. Qi at the Flower House on the Last Day" Poem: "The trees are green in color, and the lake's light is shining brightly." Prince Yuan's "Wandering into the Peach Garden" Wedge: "The color cages the green grass, and the light is shining brightly." He Jingming of the Ming Dynasty " "Mingyue Chapter": "The first light shines on the golden waves, and the white jade plate reunites with the blue sky." Lianyung: 1. The appearance of rippling water waves. Liang Hexun of the Southern Dynasty wrote a poem in "Walking through the Former Residence of Fan Pushe": "The water of the old pond is blurred, and the vast sunset glows." Sima Guang of the Song Dynasty, "The Temple of the Dragon Girl is more harmonious" poem: "All the lotus flowers are broken and they will not return, and it is not easy to drag a flat boat." "Win." (2). The water is full of beauty. The second poem of "Spring in the Jade House" by Ouyang Che of the Song Dynasty: "The fragrant silk seal script curls up a curtain of autumn, and the smear is very ant green." The Ming Dynasty Li Mengyang's "Visiting Master Du Lian in the Shangyuan Dynasty" poem: "The jade cup is smeared with red agate, and the four corners of the woven scorpion are Silver unicorn." (3). Shining appearance. Song Cai Sui's "Tiewei Shan Cong Tan" Volume 5: "Sit down and it will be like a clear autumn night, with the moonlight shining brightly, and you can see all the hair." Bi Ye's "Roaring Han River": "This abundant water makes the Jianghan Plain shimmer. 拋滟”
Word breakdown
拋的Definition 拋(拋) à [拋滟] a. The way the water waves are connected, like "the water is shining"; b. Describe the vastness of the water. (潋) Radical: 氵; explanation of 滟 滟 (灧) à [滟滪DU] A huge boulder protruding from the center of the river, at the mouth of the Qutang Gorge, five kilometers east of Fengjie County, Sichuan Province, China. It used to be the famous dangerous shoal of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River. It was flattened during channel regulation. (灧) Radical: 氵.