The blending of scenes in China's poems is mainly reflected in the following two aspects:
1, love in the scenery. It is an indirect and implicit lyric way for poets to express their feelings by describing natural scenery or scenes. For example, Du Fu's "Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night": "Good rain knows the season, and it happens in spring. Sneak into the night with the wind and moisten things silently. " Here, the rainy scene on a spring night contains the poet's happy mood.
2, borrowing scenery to express emotion. Poets express their feelings and thoughts in the scenery and express them by describing the scenery. For example, Du Fu's quatrains: Jiang Bi's bird is too white, and the mountain blue flowers are burning. This spring is coming to an end. When will I go home? Poets put their foothold on lyricism, and the key to lyricism is "borrowing", that is, writing scenery is secondary and lyricism is the main thing; Scenery is the means, and lyricism is the purpose. Write scenery for lyricism.
(of literary works) feeling and background blend happily/appropriately.