Flowers. Three feet across the river, ten thousand poles into the bamboo. What poem is it?

From the style of Li Qiao, a poet in Tang Dynasty. The whole poem is: Autumn leaves can bloom on February 3rd. Scraping the river surface can set off several huge waves in thousands of feet, and blowing bamboo can make tens of thousands of poles tilt.

"Autumn leaves can bloom on February 3" means that leaves fall in late autumn and flowers bloom in early spring and February. These two poems show the author's perceptual knowledge of the wind: autumn wind can sweep away fallen leaves, spring wind can bloom and fall, wind energy can stir up water waves, and wind energy can make bamboo poles fall.

Invisible, intangible and inaudible "wind" has become so vivid in the author's pen, as if the paper is full of whispering wind after reading, and it seems that the hand can be held, the nose can smell and the ears can hear. If the title of the poem is covered, it is actually a riddle, which is another beauty of the poem.