This poem describes the static beauty of the West Lake, embodying the poet's yearning for nature and pursuing tranquility. The first two sentences are intended to be quiet. The wind is pleasant and the moon is light, the bright lake is like a mirror, and the cloud scenery is long, it is an ethereal and clear realm. The word "lying and watching" expresses the poet's attitude, and the last two sentences contain stillness and movement. In the eerily quiet place, a small boat floated by, startling the reeds, which swayed loudly, highlighting the tranquility on the lake. Written with the words "Suddenly" and "Guo", one can see the light and rapid movement of the boat. The contrast between movement and stillness is extremely wonderful, and Shiraishi's thinking can be described as exquisite and profound.
1. It reflects the poet's tranquility, leisure, peace, longing for nature and pursuit of tranquility.
2. It shows the scene of a light boat passing by and shaking reeds. The three or four lines of the poem combine tranquility with movement. Amidst the extraordinary silence, a small boat floated by, startling the reeds and making a sound as they swayed, highlighting the tranquility on the lake. Written with the words "Suddenly" and "Guo", one can see the light and rapid movement of the boat. The contrast between movement and stillness is wonderful.