Is the poem "The Qingchuan is full of Hanyang trees, the grass is luxuriant and the Parrot Island" in Cui Hao's "Yellow Crane Tower" a poem describing the Yangtze River?

Not entirely, the Yellow Crane Tower climbed by poet Cui is at Huanghejitou, Snake Mountain, Wuchang, Hubei Province. In ancient times, literati and poets wrote poems when they encountered beautiful scenery, always expressing their emotions based on what they saw before them. It is hard to imagine Cui Hao standing on the Yellow Crane Tower, facing the Yangtze River, saying: "Ah, the Yellow River..." I am afraid everyone who hears it will fall.

The two sentences refer to Hanyang in the northwest of Wuchang, and Parrot Island in the Yangtze River southwest of Hanyang, which has now sunk. It means that across the Yangtze River, the trees of Hanyang are clearly visible, and the spring grass on Parrot Island is also lush and pleasant. Then sigh. It does not directly describe the Yangtze River.

(Edited reply, the guy downstairs didn’t copy and paste it. I coded it as I thought about it word by word, not pasted it from the Internet. Now I understand why there are so many identical answers to the question. ) After modification, it dropped from the 2nd floor to the 4th floor.