What does "Xixi Chuzhou" mean in Wei's ancient poems?

Alone, grass grows by the stream, and orioles sing on the trees.

The spring tide brought the rain late and urgent, and there was no boat on the wild crossing.

Note Chuzhou: Chuxian County, Anhui Province today.

Xirun: commonly known as Shangma River, it is in the west of Chu County.

Huang Ou: That's Huangyuan.

Deep tree: deep in the tree.

Explain what I like. I grew up in the quiet grass beside the stream. Among the quiet trees, there is a dense, happy oriole, a happy cry, a late tide, a spring rain, and a flowing river with a fast flow rate. There is only a lonely boat across the river.

This poem was written by Wei when he was the secretariat of Chuzhou.

The poem describes the cold scenery of Xixi Chuzhou: the quiet grass grows silently beside the ravine, which makes the poet particularly sympathetic; There are deep Woods beside the quiet grassland, among which orioles are singing. These two sentences can be regarded as a quiet scene in this poem. The grass is "quiet" and the tree is "deep", and its realm is very quiet, which is in line with Wei's quiet character. The following two sentences can be regarded as the scene of this poem's combination of motion and static: in the evening, the spring rain suddenly rises, the stream rushes, the wild ferry is free, and there is no one around, only the ferry is punched across the river.

There is no protagonist in the poem, but we can feel that the host treats these scenes fairly and leisurely, and these scenes constitute a dynamic and quiet landscape painting.