The Significance of Three Poems on Qiantang River

The first sentence:

This is one of the most famous poems written by the Tang Dynasty poet Wang Wei. My friend Ji Xing went to Guizhou by water at Jingkou (now Zhenjiang). Wang Wei went to bid farewell to see the lonely sail in the blue sky.

The sun is about to set, water and sunshine blend together, emitting dazzling white light, and the blue sky and green space are completely blue, as if they were dyed blue by rolling blue waves. Sun, Jiang, Hu, Chao, Tian and Di are nouns, Luo and Lai are verbs, and Bai and Qing are adjectives used as verbs. With the simplest words, the words and antitheses are calmly combined together, which makes it contain brilliance and extraordinary momentum.

Smart brushwork, calm feelings and high-pitched style make these two sentences get rid of the usual sour breath, concise description and bright colors of farewell poems, making them become people's favorite sentences to recite.