"If you want to wet apricot flowers with clothes, you won't feel cold on your face" (Jueju by Zhi Nan, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty), "You can't see wet clothes in drizzle, and you can't hear idle flowers falling silently" (Liu Changqing's Poem Garden), one is "You want to wet your clothes" and the other is "Wet" and "Invisible", all of which vividly depict the gentle and elegant charm of spring rain. "The drizzle in the sky is crisp, and the grass is near in the distance, but there is nothing" (Han Yu's "Early Spring outside Zhang Eighteen Members of the Ministry of Water", using "crisp" to compare the spring rain, makes the spring rain "moist" vivid, and the early spring is drizzling, foggy and green. If there is, it is also faintly visible. It is a beautiful picture of early spring. The word "light" (Wang Bo's suburban prosperity) not only shows the "moistening" of spring rain, but also describes the spirit of flowers, which is wonderful, vivid and verve.
Du Fu's "Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night" can be regarded as the best poem to sing the spring rain: "Good rain knows the season, when spring comes. Sneak into the night with the wind, moisten things silently. The wild path is dark, and the river is bright. Look at the red and wet place, Jinguancheng is heavy. " With extremely delicate brushwork, vivid description and rich imagination, the poet vividly described the scene of continuous spring rain falling into the night with the wind and the shape of flowers after the rain. Among them, "diving", "moistening" and "fineness" are used vividly, which not only vividly describes the form of continuous spring rain, but also writes it with knowledge and affection; "Red", "wet" and "heavy" vividly depict the beautiful appearance of flowers after rain, and show the graceful charm of flowers nourished by spring rain. The poet's theme is "Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night", but there is no word "happiness" in the whole poem. Instead, it depicts the arrival of spring rain at night, nourishing the beauty of everything, and shows the poet's joy at the timely arrival of spring rain. "Sneak into the night with the wind, moisten things silently" has become a famous sentence that has been passed down through the ages and has been given new symbolic significance.
Although people are usually happy when they see the slightest spring rain, some people are worried about the endless spring rain. "Falling flowers are independent, swift and swift fly together" (Yan's Linjiang Fairy) creates a sentimental artistic conception and conveys a touch of sadness. He Zhu's Jade Case says, "How much worry? A stream of tobacco, a storm in the city, plum yellow rain. " The poet asks himself and answers himself, telling the sadness like grass everywhere, catkins all over the city and plum rain all over the sky. They skillfully connected with the scene in front of them and used three metaphors in succession to express their sadness vividly. The most wonderful thing is Qin Guan's "Huanxisha": "Free flying flowers are as light as dreams, and endless silk rain is as fine as sorrow." "Flying Flowers" and "Dreams", "Silk Rain" and "Sorrow" were not related at first, and there was no analogy. However, the poet skillfully grasped the similarities between "lightness" and "thinness" and formed a novel and unique metaphor. It is really ingenious to express unpredictable dreams and sorrows with slender strokes.
If some poets write from the perspective that the spring rain is as thin as silk and endless, it not only highlights the desolation of the artistic conception, but also describes the length of melancholy, so as to water the pieces in their chests, which will be moistened by the rain and dew, which is a symbol of the bumper harvest of the five grains. Poetry that enthusiastically praises the spring rain is still the mainstream. Huang Tingjian, a poet in the Song Dynasty, intoned: "The thunder stung the dragon and snake, and the grass trees in the suburbs were soft after the rain." The poet was delighted to see that the spring rain moistened everything and filled the earth with vitality. Wei, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, wrote in View of Shan Ye: "A light rain made many flowers bloom, and a thunder woke them up. How many days does Tian Jia have free time? Farming has been going on since then. " Fan Chengda, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty, also said in "Living in a village is a matter": "There are white mountains and white rivers everywhere, and the rain is like smoke in the sound of rules. There are few idle people in the countryside in April, only when silkworms are planted in the fields. " The spring rain moistened the land and created favorable conditions for spring ploughing and planting. Farmers sow seeds and hope in the drizzle.
Poems about spring rain are everywhere and beautiful. Now, the warm spring breeze blows all over the Great Wall, and the continuous spring rain floats all over the country. Spring rain moistens the earth, covers everything and brings us joy and hope.