Dream of Jiangnan, Never Hate, was written by a writer in the Tang Dynasty.
Never hate, hate to the ends of the earth. I don't know what the mountains and the moon are thinking, but the water and the wind fall in front of me, swaying Yun Lan and slanting.
This word shows a woman's inner sadness and sadness by describing the scene of her thinking alone in the lonely moonlight. Writing hate throughout is actually based on the cutting of hate, lining the depth of love and the extreme of thinking. The first two sentences are pure line drawing, using the authentic format of folk songs, and the words are lively and smooth; The last three sentences are touching things, expressing feelings through things, lining feelings with ruthlessness and expressing them with fluent words. The whole poem wins with artistic conception, consistent from beginning to end, straightforward and profound, with endless aftertaste.