Huang Ling singing in poetry.

Poetry, with its vibrant natural beauty, seems to create a fresh and relaxed atmosphere. In these two sentences, the poet implicitly described this beautiful scenery from different angles. Cui is new green, which is the color when everything recovers and germinates in early spring. With "singing", the cry of orioles seems to give people a crisp and pleasant feeling. In early spring, pairs of orioles sing on the budding willow branches. What a happy life! The oriole sings on the willow tree, which is the vitality that moves in silence. The next sentence is about the vitality of nature with a more obvious dynamic trend: Wan Li is clear, and egrets fly in this fresh sky, which is not only a kind of freedom and comfort, but also an upward struggle, implying the wonderful word "Shang". These two sentences, with "yellow" lining "Cui" and "white" lining "Qing", are bright in color and full of vitality in early spring. The first two sentences also describe the crow of the oriole, and describe this vibrant and colorful image of early spring from the visual and auditory perspectives respectively. This colorful technique adds vitality. Furthermore, the first sentence says that the oriole sings on the willow, and the last sentence says that the egrets fly to the sky. The space between them is much wider, from bottom to top, from near to far, so that the poet can see and feel the vitality and fill the whole environment, thus showing the prosperity of early spring from another angle.