On a Sunny Day is a modern poem by Dai Wangshu. The original poem is as follows:
When the weather is fine, it's time to take a walk on the path;
Muddy roads wet by rain must be cool and gentle;
Show off the new green grass and wash away the dirt at once;
Little Chrysanthemum, who was no longer timid, slowly raised her head.
Try to be cold, try to be warm, and then bloom one after another;
Butterflies shaking off water droplets roam freely among leaves,
Open and close its colorful pages of wisdom in the sun.
When the weather is fine, take a walk on the path;
Barefoot, hand in hand, stepping on new mud, wading across the stream.
The sun has pushed away the haze, and the stream is dizzy in the warm wind.
Look at the dark green moving in the mountains-
The footprint of the cloud-it is also wandering.
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This poem by Dai Wangshu, a poet in Rain Lane, makes us feel the refreshing and incomparable local flavor after the rain. Dai Wangshu, formerly known as Dai Chaoan, is a modernist symbolist poet in China. The pen names are Damon Dog, Gann, Ai Anfu, etc. Born in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. He is a famous poet in modern China.
Through personification and "dynamic" expression, the poet painted a rural picture that cleared up after the rain. "Dirt road" is gentle, "grass" shows off, "white chrysanthemum" boldly tries to warm and cool, and "butterfly" wanders leisurely.
These ordinary scenery, after the rain, look brand-new, intoxicating and yearning, and let us enter the fairy tale world full of imagination. In language, poets have a strong sense of rhythm. When I feel the fresh and lively rural scenery after the rain, I seem to feel the "deep meaning" hidden in the poem, which is memorable and thought-provoking.