Chanting willow is a seven-character quatrain written by He, a poet in the prosperous Tang Dynasty. This poem is a poem about objects. The first two sentences of this poem use two metaphors of new beauty to describe the vitality and prosperity of spring willow.
With the help of the east wind, this object-chanting poem depicts the image of willow dancing wildly and catkins covering the sky, warning that it is the time when willow leaves wither after the autumn frost comes. This poem satirizes and severely criticizes those little people who rely on powerful people to get carried away politically, pointing out that although they can be crazy for a while, they will eventually fail.