Scenery description can start from the front, directly describe the characteristics of the scenery, making people clear at a glance; We can also start with the side scenery related to it, not the front scenery, so as to reveal the characteristics of things and provide readers with rich imagination space. The combination of the two methods can make the features of the scene more distinct and prominent.
For example, Bai Juyi's "Yang Liuzhi Ci", "A thousand branches of a spring breeze are softer than gold and softer than silk. Who owns the wild garden in the west corner of Yongfeng all day? " The first sentence and the second sentence describe the beautiful form of willow in spring by means of positive description.
Wang Changling's "Joining the Army" "The desert is dusty, and the red flag is half rolled out of Yuanmen. The former army fought the Taohe River at night, but they were captured alive. " The second sentence describes the situation from the side, and describes the tragic war by writing that the wind is strong and the red flag is rolled up for urgent marching.
Another example is Liu Yuxi's "Stone City", "The old country is surrounded by mountains, and the tide hits the empty city and it is lonely. This poem named "Stone City" is obviously about "Stone City", but it begins with the scenery around the stone city-mountains, tides and the moon-and describes the decline and desolation of the "old country" of the stone city.