The trees grow dark in summer, and the balcony reflects the pond.
The green leaves are lush, the shade is particularly cool, the daytime is longer than other seasons, and the shadow of the balcony is reflected in the clear pool water.
The crystal curtain moves and the breeze blows, and the roses are full of fragrance.
The breeze gently blows the bright pearl curtains, and the whole frame of roses exudes fragrance, and the whole courtyard is filled with refreshing fragrance.
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This is a seven-character quatrain describing the summer scenery.
The first sentence seems dull, but carefully pondering the word "shade" not only makes the tree lush, but also implies that the sun is like fire around noon in summer, so the "shade" can be "thick".
This "thick" is not only the chance of shade, but also the meaning of "deep" in depth, that is, the shade is dense and deep. A Dream of Red Mansions describes the scene of the Grand View Garden at noon in midsummer, which means "the scorching sun is in the sky and trees are everywhere". Around noon in summer can give people the feeling of "long summer".
Yang Wanli's "Taking a nap in early summer" said that "sleeping for a long time is heartless", which was written by me. Therefore, "the length of summer" is implicitly associated with "the shade of trees", which is by no means an ordinary pen.
In the second sentence, "the balcony reflects into the pond", the writer sees the balcony reflection in the pond. The word "Ru" is well used: at noon in summer, the sunny sky is silent, the water in the pool is crystal clear, and the reflection of the balcony is very clear in the pond. This word "Jin" just writes the real scene of the balcony reflection at this time.
The third sentence, "The crystal curtain moves and the breeze rises", is the most exquisite sentence in the poem. This sentence can be divided into two meanings. First, the pool water under the scorching sun is crystal clear; The breeze is blowing gently and the sea is blue.
The poet used the "crystal curtain moving" to describe this scene, which is wonderful and very realistic-the whole water surface is like a curtain made of crystal, blown by the wind, and under the rippling water waves, the reflection of the balcony shakes with it, which is very wonderful.
Secondly, poets who look at the scenery first see the fluctuation of the pool water and then feel the wind. Summer breeze will not be felt at once, only when you see water waves, so it is said that "the crystal curtain moves and the breeze rises." If you write "the breeze rises" first and then "the crystal curtain moves", it will be as tasteless as chewing wax.