Among the poems praising early spring, He's "Chanting Willow" in the Tang Dynasty is:
"Jasper makeup into a tree high, hanging green silk sash in ten thousand. I wonder who cut the thin leaves. The spring breeze in February is like scissors. " ?
This poem is wonderful! Necole Liu's makeup looks like jasper, and wicker hangs like a silk sash, but who cut off rows of neat, fresh and bright green leaves? It was cut like scissors by the spring breeze in February. Comparing the vibrant scene brought by the spring breeze to everything carefully cut out with scissors can be described as falling out of the sky. ? This poem has two advantages: first, the level is very clear, from Necole Liu to willow, and then to willow. Second, what is said here is what is said there. It sings green willows, but in fact it sings spring breeze, because spring breeze is invisible and intangible. As Jiang Kun's Poems on Paintings in Qing Dynasty wrote: "Willow branches leave leaves to the east and west, not painting the wind of willow. Wind is not essential and is described by willow branches. " This poem is about green willows in early spring, but it is actually about spring breeze. All the beauty is brought by the spring breeze. ?