This poem comes from Xiao Chi written by Yang Wanli, a poet in the Song Dynasty. Its original text is: the spring eyes are silent and cherish the trickle, and the shade shines on the water and loves the sunshine. The delicate lotus flower bud shows a sharp corner from the water, and a naughty little dragonfly stands on its head.
Spring is silent because it can't stand the thin water, and the shade reflected in the water likes the soft scenery on this sunny day. As soon as the lotus leaf emerged from the water, a little dragonfly was already standing on it.
Appreciation: This poem depicts a simple, natural, lively and infinite vitality picture through the description of spring water, shade, lotus and dragonfly in a small pond, and shows the author's feelings of loving life.
At the beginning, the words "spring is silent and cherishes a trickle, and the shade shines on the water and loves softness" bring readers into a small, delicate, soft and pleasant realm, and a trickle flows out of the spring silently; In the sunset, Chi Pan's green trees throw the shade into the water, and the light and shadow are mottled and clearly visible.
A word "pity" turns ruthlessness into sentience, as if spring is letting it flow silently and slowly because of the pity of love; A word "love" gives life to the green tree. It seems to like the soft sunshine and shows its charm with water as a mirror. In three or four sentences, the poet, like a clever photographer, took an interesting shot with a quick mirror: "Xiao He just showed his sharp corner, and a dragonfly stood on it a long time ago." The time sequence has not yet reached midsummer, and the lotus leaf has just exposed a sharp corner from the water, and a small dragonfly is standing on it. A "talent show" and an "early stand" are taken care of, vividly depicting the scene of dragonflies and lotus leaves leaning against each other.