From Song Ouyang Xiu's "Huanxisha". Dissolution refers to the vast water surface. The poem describes the floating clouds reflected by spring water, which are green and spotless.
2. Half a moat of spring water and a city of flowers, misty rain and dark thousand.
Talking from "Looking at the South of the Yangtze River". The poem "Trench, Moat" describes the scene of spring water around the city, bloom city, and spring rain like smoke. The former sentence says "half ditch" instead of "full ditch", which is intended to highlight the shortage of spring water to echo the latter sentence "misty rain", and at the same time, it is also said that "half ditch" is opposite to "one city" in the sentence. The last sentence describes the sight of people disappearing from sight, from far to near, expressed by a metaphor and an exaggeration. The metaphor of "misty rain" describes the beautiful situation of continuous spring rain. "Dark Thousand" is an exaggeration, not an actual writing, which highlights the fineness of the spring rain in effect and also writes the hazy beauty of the scenery seen in the spring rain. This gives people a space to understand and imagine, and it also evokes people's infinite yearning for the spring rain in the south of the Yangtze River.
3. In the spring rain, Chu Qingshui beats the embankment, and birds crow in the south of the village.
Five agricultural ballads selected from Song Dynasty (I). Bóɡū is a bird with dark brown feathers, which often coos in the trees when it rains or clears up, so it is also called "water owl". The poem describes the scene of spring water rising and birds singing everywhere.
4. Liangyuan is 20 miles west of the city, with a canal and thousands of willows.
Banqiao Road by Tang Bai Juyi. The poem describes the infinite spring scenery outside the city. "Twenty Li" and "Liu Qiantiao" are not true words, but exaggerated rhetoric, which is intended to emphasize that the canal is long and there are many willows.
5. Noda's spring water is as bright as a mirror, and he is not surprised when passing gulls.
From Song Wangzao's Spring Day. Noda refers to the barren rice fields. Shadow ferry, the name of the ferry.
The poem describes the spring scenery where the rice fields are as bright as mirrors and the gulls at the ferry are not afraid of people, showing a quiet and natural interest in nature.
6. There are two or three flowers across the stream in spring, and there are four or five families near the water tower.
From vilen's "The Seclusion". This poem describes the quiet pastoral scenery in early spring. "Two or three flowers" means flowers are put first, which means early spring. "Four or five" means not many people. Because it is early spring, the spring water is not big, so people who are "near the water" will not feel the interference of underwater sound. Thus highlighting the "quiet" and "quiet" atmosphere of the balcony separated by the stream and facing the water. "Two or three flowers" is opposite to "four or five families". Through the echo of quantifiers, the dual form tends to be neat, and quantifiers themselves highlight the significance of "early spring" and "few people"