This word comes from Dai Wangshu's poem "When it is sunny": "The sun pushes away the haze. The stream was dizzy and wrinkled in the warm wind. Look at the dark green moving in the mountains-the footprint of the cloud-it is also wandering. "
The word "push away" is anthropomorphic, and it is great to describe the power of the sun. The word "dizzy wrinkle" shows the intoxication and beauty of the stream. "The footsteps of the cloud-it is also wandering" in the poet's pen, the cloud has feet, the cloud is romantic, and the cloud is walking leisurely.
Extended data
A word used to describe the water surface.
1, blue waves rippling
Pinyin:
Interpretation: Turquoise waves, ups and downs.
Source: Lu Yao's Ordinary World, Volume IV, Chapter 49: "Brilliant sunshine, beautiful wild flowers, rippling original Xihe River, uneven slate street?"
2. The waves are rough
Pinyin: b! bōtāo Xi not ng yǒng.
Interpretation: Surge: The appearance of surging water. Describe the waves as big and fast.
Source: Ba Jin's Long Night: "I have lived with books for so long. My heart seems to fall on the rough sea and be bumped. "