Qizheng Yunmengze describes Dongting Lake.
Meng Haoran's famous sentence "Steaming clouds and dreamy lakes" describes Dongting Lake. Dongting Lake, known as Yunmeng, Jiujiang and Chonghu in ancient times, is a lake on the right bank of the Yangtze River in Hunan Province.
It describes the extraordinary momentum when the water of Dongting Lake rises. The ancient Yunmengze is about to boil and steam, and Yueyang City seems to be shaken by the huge waves. Dongting Lake was called Yunmeng in ancient times, and Yunmengze was one of the nine ancient lakes. It is the general name of the ancient lakes on the Jianghan Plain in Hubei Province.
Dongting Lake is the second largest freshwater lake in my country, spanning the two provinces of Hunan and Hubei. It is connected to the Yangtze River in the north and the Xiang, Zi, Yuan and Feng rivers in the south. Since ancient times, there has been "Eight Hundred Miles of Dongting Lake" called. Dongting Lake is a famous land of fish and rice in my country. It is rich in products and has developed fishery resources. The "Xianglian" produced in Dongting Lake is famous throughout the country.
Poem appreciation:
The first two sentences describe time and describe the vast lake. The lake and the sky are integrated into one, and the scene is vast. "Han" means inclusion. "Void" refers to high altitude. The high sky is contained by water, that is, the sky is reflected in the water. "Tai Qing" refers to the sky. "Hun Tai Qing" means water and sky meet. These two sentences are about standing by the lake and overlooking the scenery of the lake.
The three or four sentences continue to write about the vastness of the lake, but the gaze moves from far to near, from the lake surface to the scenery reflected in the lake: the water vapor covering the lake is transpiration, swallowing up the clouds and Meng Erze "Yunze and Meng" are the names of two lakes in ancient times. It is said that Yunze is in the north of the Yangtze River and Mengze is in the south of the Yangtze River. Later, most of them were silted into land. "Shake", shake (verb, vivid image).