An answer to Yu Gui's poem Crossing the Lake

The boat moved to the other side, the waterline opened, and the warm wind and the fragrance of the sun were declining. The mountains are full of smoke, and Bai Ou's poems are flying. The beauty of this poem lies in the fact that "the white gull flies to bring a poem". This dynamic artistic conception can really stimulate people's poetic interest. When you leave the lake by boat, the paddle will cause fine ripples. The breeze is warm, and the plum blossoms on the lakeside fall in succession, emitting bursts of flowers. The mountains are empty, and the whole lake and mountains are as beautiful as landscape paintings, and the scenery is very charming. There are water, boats and plums. This ink painting is certainly suitable for shades. Coupled with the warm fragrance of sunshine and the ripples of water waves, it is really "intoxicating in spring". The poet Yu Gui, perhaps in a particularly good mood, wrote this poem "Crossing the Lake", which is smart and artistic, and easy to read. Yu Gui Yu Gui, a native of Renhe (now Yuhang, Zhejiang), was born and died in an unknown year. Five-year Jinshi (1232) and two-year Jinshi (1235) are limited. I used to be an official in the coastal areas and a magistrate. He and Chen Qi are very friendly and have poems to return. His poems are best at quatrains, and he often observes nature with a calm mind, and sometimes he has unique discoveries. The writing is clear and poetic. The boat moved to the other side, the waterline opened, and the warm wind and the fragrance of the sun were declining. The mountains are full of smoke, and Bai Ou's poems are flying. The first two sentences are realistic, narrative and easy to understand, which can be said to lay the foundation for the third sentence. What is on the screen? You can expand your imagination through a sentence or two. The last two sentences are empty. Yu Guisheng was born after Su Shi 100, and the third sentence obviously borrowed "the mountains are empty and rainy." As for whether Bai Ou's flying poems can be associated with Liu Yuxi's "cranes in the clear sky row clouds and lead poems into the blue night"