Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: I often think of the scene of watching the tide in Qiantang River, where people all over the city are scrambling to see the river. When the tide rises, it seems that the sea is empty, and the sound and image of the tide are full of drums and the momentum is shocking.
2, Wu Shan mountains and rivers, always sad. The river is full of sadness now, and Shan Yu's tears rise and fall. Sha Ou laughs at lazy people. -From Yuan Dynasty: Yu Ren's Qing Jiang Yin Qian Tang Nostalgia.
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Qiantang River at the foot of the mountain is rolling forward, and the river surface stretching for thousands of miles is like endless desolation. The river is full of ancient and modern sorrows, and the rain in the mountains seems to shed tears for the decline of the country. Sha Ou on the river seems to be laughing at the world.
3, August 18th tide, spectacular world. -From the Song Dynasty: Su Shi's Examiner's Play
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: The Qiantang River tide, known as "the first tide in the world", is the most spectacular and prosperous, especially on the 18th day of the eighth lunar month.
4, Long Pingsha Bai Hong, Miss Yaotai jade cup empty. In the turbulent tide, the reflection of the blue sky in the water bumps and shakes; Sunset sets and floats around in the rough waves of Hongbo. -From the Song Dynasty: Chen Shidao's "Watching the Tide for Seventeen Days"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: on the endless beach, the tides rise and fall, like a white rainbow; I guess, is it because Yaotai Fairy accidentally spilled the nectar in the jade cup on the ground? In the turbulent tide, the reflection of the blue sky bounces in the water; The sun sets, floating and sinking in the rough waves.
5, drunk in previous years, half a question the day before yesterday. The good news is that the culvert by the river is full of light, and the daffodils are all wearing pink shirts. -From the Song Dynasty: Li Gou's "Recalling Qiantang River"
Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: When I got drunk and boarded the sailing boat home, I saw that the sun had set halfway in front of the faint green hills on both sides of the strait. At this moment, the most fascinating thing is to shine into the river. The whole river is red, and the small white sails on the river, in the setting sun, are dressed in reddish clothes like the gods in the water.