-Song Zhu Dunru's "Many things grind, shake the world of mortals first"
In the middle reaches of the Yellow River, the sun shadow is oblique, water and sky are the same color, and snow is flying all over the sky.
-Song of Dragonflies by Lu Tong in Tang Dynasty
Sunset and lonely Qi Fei, autumn waters and sky are the same color.
-Tang "Teng, Preface to Poetry"
Water and sky are the same color, and your bones and muscles are clear when you sit.
-Song Qin Guan "Nian Nu Jiao"
Water and sky are the same color, clear as jade, which seems too clear in riding.
-Wen Song Tian Xiang's "Going to the Sea"
The topic leaves people to return, and the boat is scattered, looking at the water.
-Song Chen's Autumn Ji (Ten Poems of West Lake, Autumn Moon in Pinghu)
It is raining at this time, and the water and sky are the same.
-Yu Min's "West Lake Scenery"
The water and the sky are of one hue. Autumn is crisp and the four fields are full of sorrow.
-Zhao Yifu's "Guizhixiang" in the Song Dynasty
The water and the sky are the same, and the autumn moon shines.
-Tang Lutong's "Stone Lake Pan Moon"
On the Xijiang River, bullfighting is harmonious, and water and sky are the same.
-Song Wang Zhi's "Man Jiang Hong"