In Song Dynasty, Yang Wanli took a nap in early summer, with soft teeth in plum leaves, green plantains and window screens. Spring goes to summer, and the days are long and tired. After a nap, I feel depressed and watch the children play with catkins in the air.
This is a seven-character quatrain written by Yang Wanli, a poet in the Song Dynasty. This poem gives people the feeling of "leisure" and "carefree", which is a leisurely atmosphere.
The first two sentences of this poem are that the banana is green and the willow flowers are flying, fresh and natural, and carefree, while the last sentence "watching the children catch the willow flowers" is full of childlike interest. In the children's running, noise and innocent laughter, the poet took us back to our innocent and carefree childhood.
Who doesn't tie the boat outside the column of Cui Daorong's "Living in a Stream for Things" in the Tang Dynasty, and the spring breeze blows into Yuwan. The child suspected villagers, but was anxious to go to Chai Men. This is also a seven-character quatrain.
This poem is about a ship with an unknown name. Because it was not tied, it drifted into the fishing bay with the wind. It happened that a child was playing by the bay. When he saw a ship entering the bay, he thought a guest was coming, so he hurried to open the door. What an interesting scene! The whole poem is vivid in image, easy to understand in language, full of childlike interest and distant in artistic conception, which makes people laugh after reading it.
In the Song Dynasty, Yang Wanli's "Mulberry Tea Cave" was full of mystery, grass was full of flowers, and water was full of streams. The boy slept in the shade, and a cow ate in the shade. This is a seven-character quatrain. Yang Wanli seems to prefer to write poems about rural children.
This poem was written on the waterfront in the south of the Yangtze River. It has just rained for a while, and the stream is covered with grass and ponds. On the banks of the river, there are lush green grass and Liu Yin, while a child is sleeping soundly, leaving the cows to bury their heads in the grass, and no one cares if they eat farther and farther. This poem is fresh and natural, creating a free and energetic pastoral atmosphere, which is very picturesque and memorable.