Egrets fly freely in front of Mount Cisse. In the river, chubby mandarin fish are swimming happily, and the peach blossoms floating on the water are so bright and full. An old man on the river bank, wearing a blue bamboo hat and green hemp fiber, braved the oblique wind and drizzle and fished leisurely. He was fascinated by the beautiful spring scenery and didn't even go home after the rain.
Poem: "Egrets flying in front of Mount Cisse in Fish Pavilion"? In front of Mount Cisse, egrets fly freely, plump mandarin fish swim happily on the river, and peaches floating on the water are so bright and full. An old man in the bank, wearing a green bamboo hat raincoat and a green raincoat, braved the wind and rain and fished leisurely. He was fascinated by the beautiful spring scenery and didn't even go home in the rain.
About the author: Zhang Tang Dynasty poet, formerly known as Gui Ling, alias Xuanzhenzi. Piren, Zhang Cun, Lighthouse Township, Qimen County, is a native of Jinhua, Zhejiang, and a native of Changxing, Huzhou, Tang Fang. Zhang was able to read at the age of three, fussed at the age of six and enlightened at the age of sixteen. He has served as Hanlin waiting to be called, Sargingoway recording the army, and Nanpu County Commandant.
Poetic background: In September (772), the seventh year of Tang Daizong Dali, Yan Zhenqing was appointed as the secretariat of Huzhou, and took office the following year. It's late spring, peach blossoms are in full bloom and mandarin fish are beautiful. They improvised, Zhang sang first and wrote five lyrics. This word is one of them. This word was lost in the reign of Xianzong, and it was recorded in Xuanzhenzi's Fishing Song when Li Deyu visited in the third year of Changqing (823), and it has been passed down to this day.