From Tang Du Fu's Tired Night. Comment on the scene of fireflies in the night and birds playing in the water at night.
2, the birds are surprised, and the wind and flowers are out of water.
Spring Night by Tang Yu Shinan. Through the forest, through the Woods. Comment on the story of birds flying through the Woods, the wind blowing and flowers coming from the water on this spring night.
3. Peacock flies southeast and lingers for five miles.
From Han Anonymous's Peacock Flying Southeast. When her mother-in-law divorced, the metaphor of Liu Lanzhi's reluctance to go home and her husband was vivid and touching.
4. The Wuxia Gorge of the Three Gorges in Badong is long, and the ape sings three tears.
From Li Daoyuan's Notes on Water Classics and Rivers in the Northern Wei Dynasty. Comment on this: the Three Gorges is long, and the apes on both sides of the strait are sad.
5. Egrets walk and fly away, like snow-capped mountains and clouds.
From Tang Li Bai's Letter from Jingxi East Pavilion to Zheng Shaofu. Taking Clouds on Snow Mountain as an example, this paper describes the dispersion of egrets after flying in formation, which is vivid and highlights the whiteness and flying height of egrets.
6, Bai Ou confident inorganic things, Xuanniao is still known to have years old.
From Yuan Zhao Mengfu's By the Stream. The first sentence describes the scene of Bai Ou hovering down and getting close to people, and the second sentence describes the image of swallows flying in spring. While writing about the freedom of birds, this sentence also conveys my sadness that I have to do because I don't want to be an official.
7. The cuckoo is red all over the green hills, and the smoke outside is drunk and soft.
From the peony pavilion, a dream, written by Tang Mingzu. Comment on the cuckoo crow azalea is full of green hills, and the blue hair wandering in the clear sky falls weakly outside the flowers, like a drunkard. This is a picture of birds and flowers in spring.
8. There are no seagulls and herons near people, and sometimes there are Niu Piao noses.
From Ten Poems of Jingjiang Pavilion by Song and Huang Tingjian. Comment on this statement: seagulls and herons are afraid of people and don't pile up in the water near people. Only cows can show their noses and float on the water.
9. I woke up without hate, but a couple flew away and turned back.
Shuikou Caoshi Poems from Tang Du Mu. Translating/commenting on this passage inadvertently frightened Yuanyang's regret. The last sentence personifies Yuanyang with personification rhetoric, making it have human life modality (looking back on the past), thus turning plain into vivid and writing a vivid image of Yuanyang who can't bear to leave his habitat.
10, Juanjuan plays a butterfly on an idle curtain, and pieces of light seagulls pass under it.
From Tang Du Fu's Snack on the Boat. This is a picture of butterflies flying over the tent and seagulls flying lightly down the rapids. The first sentence uses the overlapping word "Juanjuan" to write about the carefree situation of butterflies, which echoes "leisure"; The last sentence uses the word "piece by piece", and the seagulls fly down as lightly as fallen leaves, echoing the word "light".