The ripples in the water are a metaphor in poetry;
It is used to describe the beauty of mountains and rivers. "Hengshi" refers to the rocks on the mountain, "榷水" refers to the water flowing through the rocks, and "waves" refers to the rolling appearance of the water. This metaphor means that the rocks and water flows in the beautiful mountains and rivers complement each other, forming a beautiful natural and harmonious scene.
The poem "Hengshi frowns and the water ripples" may come from the works of ancient poets, or it may be imitated by later poets.
The peaks and mountains are towering in the sky, and the rocks are crooked and the water is gushing.
The breeze blows on the ancient rocks, and green grass covers the deep gorge.
The waterfall pours into the valley, and the clear sound of water resounds throughout the valley.
Wild cranes spread their wings and fly into the sky, and flowers bloom and reflect the landscape.
This is a natural beauty, pure and full of vitality.
etc. are all poems with similar descriptions