Wei Shui Nong Jia is an idyllic poem written by Wang Wei, a great poet in the Tang Dynasty in his later years. This poem describes some common rural scenery in early summer and evening: the sun sets, cattle and sheep return, the old man leaning on a stick, wheat sprouting, sparse mulberry leaves and Fu Tian's hoe. These early summer scenery is extremely ordinary, and the author writes casually, but it is full of poetry, which embodies the artistic characteristics of Wang Wei's poetry "painting in poetry". Wang Wei's quiet and lovely performance in the countryside is a reflection of his mood at that time, and also his dislike of officialdom life.