Poets often associate bananas with rain. For example, Bai Juyi said that "it rains every night, and the banana sounds first"; Du Mu: "Bananas are moved by the rain and planted in front of the window"; Yang Wanli even realized the samadhi where the rain hit the banana: "The banana is happier when it rains, and the night is quieter and more beautiful. Learn the cleverness of flies, touch the paper in a low voice, and it will be as loud as a mountain. You can hear it at 3: 05. The autumn night is restless, and the banana is happy and worried. It's better to have a rest than the west wind. "
Why do so many poets always associate bananas with rain? I think this is because the leaves of banana are wide and thick. When rain hits banana, its sound is crisp and rich, and it has a grand feeling. Moreover, there is enough imagination to listen to the volume of sound and distinguish the density of rainfall. As a host, I always stand under the banana leaf, just watching and thinking quietly, which makes me feel at ease. A poet only needs banana leaves big enough and raindrops big enough to hold 30 or 50 words.