From Fan Chengda's Qin Louyue in Song Dynasty. The poem describes the night scene of the East Palace on the moon. The wind is full of dew and apricot flowers are in full bloom. The moon in the sky and the apricot flowers on the ground reflect each other, making the moonlight brighter and the white of the apricot flowers more dazzling in contrast; Comparing the real dew with the virtual snow (apricot blossom) not only makes the images in the text picture rich, but also makes people have rich associations in the image comparison.
Second, Bitan Lake looks at the moon at night, and mangrove trees are late in bloom.
From Ding's "Giving an Old Friend to the Mountain". Mangroves bloom late is an inverted sentence of "trees bloom red flowers late", which is to pretend to be reversed in speech in order to form an opposition with the previous sentence. This poem describes the scene where the moon reflects blue ponds and trees bloom at night.
Third, the apricot blossoms are cold in the evening upstairs, and the moon is dry.
From Song Ruan's Reading Eye-catching. The poem describes the scene of a small building at dusk in spring, with dark apricot flowers and dry moon.
Fourth, in front of a blue egret, peach blossoms flooded the boat.
From Yuan Yang Weizhen's The Fisherman's Map on the Spring River. Peach poems describe herons flying in the sky, spring water rising into the river, peach blossoms flying and spring water boating. The first sentence describes the vision, which is expressed by the word "ahead". It describes the blue sky overhead and the egrets flying in the blue sky.
The blue sky and the background of flying egrets constitute a blue-and-white reflection, a combination of motion and static. The last sentence is a close-up view, focusing on the falling peach blossoms and the boathouse floating on the water, both of which are dynamic images. Get people there.