Clear water, fish reading the moon, mountains and still birds talking about the sky. What is the whole poem?

It's not a poem about reading birds and sky in Harle Mountain, but a couple's couplet in Shihu Fish Village, Suzhou.

Clear water, fish reading the moon, quiet birds talking about the sky.

Interpretation: the mountain is quiet, the water is clear, the sky is high and the clouds are light, and the moon is bright. The water is clear and the bottom is clear, and the fish enjoys the moon color, which is quiet and elegant; Lin Jing is on the mountain and birds are chatting in the sky, which is beautiful and charming. Swimming fish walking gently in the water is reading the depth of the moon, right? Are birds whispering in the branches, talking about the height of the sky?

Vivid metaphor and dynamic and static combination create a beautiful realm full of poetry and painting. The subtlety of puns is that couplets are about people who are detached and serene, sitting and watching a pool of water and reading together with fish. Beautiful words, beautiful artistic conception, it is memorable and interesting to read. It highlights the author's pursuit of leisure and detachment from the secular feelings. The realm depicted in the couplets is more beautiful than the paradise of Ling Tao in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and it has the meaning of pastoral poetry in the Tang Dynasty.

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Shihu Fish Village in Fangshang, Suzhou is the former residence of Shen Shou, a famous embroiderer in the late Qing Dynasty, and her husband and calligrapher Yu Jue. Royal villa is built by the lake, which integrates residence and courtyard, and has a panoramic view of the whole lake. There are more than ten houses, eight or nine stone dikes, six or seven promenades, three or four square pavilions, and two gardens with flowers and bamboo, which complement each other with the charming lakes and mountains.

Yu Jue revised the figures according to the poem "The water is clear, the fish chews the moon, the mountains are quiet, and the birds sleep in the clouds" in the poem "Eight Fingers Monk Jing 'an".