There are poems about the West Lake.

The poems about the West Lake are as follows:

1. On Chuqing Lake after drinking rain, the second Su Shi [Song]

The water is bright and sunny, and the mountains are cloudy and rainy. If there are more dead beauties in the West Lake, C+ is so appropriate.

The meaning of this poem is: under the sunny sunshine, the West Lake is rippling, shining and beautiful; On rainy days, the West Lake is hazy in the mountains, showing another wonderful scenery. If the beautiful West Lake is compared to a beauty, it is very natural to wear light makeup.

This is the most famous poem praising the beauty of the West Lake. This poem does not describe a scene or a moment of the West Lake, but a comprehensive description and summary of the beautiful scenery of the West Lake. There are descriptions of sunny days and rainy days. Especially the last two sentences, are considered to be an appropriate evaluation of the West Lake.

2. Xiao Jingci Temple sent Lin Zifang and Yang Wanli [Song Dynasty]

It is the scenery of the West Lake in June, which is really different from other seasons. Lotus leaves will not turn green the next day, and lotus flowers are particularly bright red in the sun.

The meaning of this poem is: What is the scenery of the West Lake in June? The scenery is very different from other seasons. Look at the layers of dense lotus leaves spread out, endless green, as if connected with the sky, the lotus in the sun is particularly bright and bright red. The poet said at the beginning that the scenery of the West Lake in June is the most beautiful, which can't be compared with other seasons.

After all, the word "two" highlights the unique and extraordinary scenery of the West Lake in June, giving people rich and beautiful imagination and strengthening the beauty of the West Lake. The last two sentences, which are full of strong color contrast, paint a bright red and green picture for readers: the lotus leaves that extend with the lake are integrated with the blue sky.

3. Qiantang Lake Spring Tour Bai Juyi [Tang Dynasty]

From the north side of Gushan Temple to the west side of Jiating, the lake is just level with the embankment, with low clouds and waves on the lake. Several early orioles raced to the sunny tree, and their new swallows were carrying mud in their nests. Colorful spring flowers will gradually fascinate people's eyes, and shallow spring grass can barely cover the horseshoe. I love the beauty on the east bank of the West Lake, and I can't get enough of it, especially the white sand embankment under the green poplar.

The meaning of this poem is: from the north of Gushan Temple to Jiating West, the spring water on the lake is just level with the dike, and the white clouds hang low and are connected with the lake. A few early orioles flew to the sunny tree, and I don't know whose new swallow was busy with the mud nest. The flowers are blooming, dazzling, and the shallow grass can just cover the horseshoe.

Bai Juyi's poem is like a short and pithy travel note, starting from Gushan and Jiading and ending in Hudong and Bai Causeway. The scenery along the way is picturesque, singing and dancing, and birds are singing and flowers are fragrant. Finally, the poet reluctantly left along the white sand embankment under the shadow of willow trees.