Du Fu
Yang Shuhua on the beach is covered with white felt, and the lotus leaves on Point P stream are covered with green money.
No one has seen bamboo shoots and pheasants, and the chicks on the beach sleep next to their mothers.
This song "Wandering" is about the scenery in early summer. The first two sentences describe the scenery, and the last two sentences describe the objects in the scenery. The scenery blends with each other and has its own charm.
The poem shows a beautiful early summer landscape: flying poplars are scattered on the path, as if covered with a layer of white felt; And patches of green lotus leaves in the stream are dyed, like round green money piled on the water. The poet turned his eyes and suddenly found a young pheasant hiding beside the root of a bamboo shoot, which was really hard to see. On the beach, the chicks snuggled up to their mothers and fell asleep peacefully. "Tan Jing" in the first sentence describes the flowers scattered on the road, with refined words and full images. The words "dot" and "stack" in the second sentence vividly describe the state of lotus leaves in the stream, which makes the whole sentence come alive. In the last two sentences, Pu Yin Long said when reading Du Xinjie that it "contains pity for Xiao Ji". Judging from the whole poem, "including Xiao Ji" may exist, but the pity for children is too deep.
These four poems, one sentence and one scene, literally seem to be independent, one poem and one painting; Together, they form the natural landscape of the countryside in early summer. Careful observation and description reveal the author's lingering appreciation of the wonderful natural scenery in early summer when he strolls through the forest stream, and he feels lonely when he is quiet. These four sentences, such as couplets in the seven laws, are correct and can be carefully stitched back and forth and taken care of. The first two sentences describe Huayang and He Qing clearly, which implies the meaning of streams in the forest. The last two sentences describe pheasants and chickens, but they are all in the sand of the forest. Take care of the front and back, set off each other, and blend in the sloppy. This poem is exquisite and lifelike, its language is popular and vivid, its artistic conception is fresh and meaningful, and it is full of profound and simple life interest.