When I first went out, the willows were in full bloom. Looking back now, it was raining and snowing.
Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night.
Poetry explanation: Good rain seems to know how to adapt to the season. In spring, plants germinate and grow, and drizzle falls quietly with the breeze at night, nourishing everything. The sky is overcast, the country road is dark, and only the boats on the river are flashing lights. The next morning, there was wet red everywhere, and flowers stained with rain decorated Chengdu.
Good rain: refers to spring rain. Yes, right away. Path: the road of the field. It happened that it began to rain. Red wet place: flowers wet by rain. Secretly, quietly. Flower weight: Flowers look full and heavy because of the rain and hang down. Moisturizing: Nourishing plants through rain. Flower weight: flowers are full and heavy when soaked in rain. Jinguancheng: another name for Chengdu. Ju: Quan Du ... Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night was written by Du Fu in the spring of the second year of last Yuan Dynasty (76 1) in Huanhuaxipan Caotang, Chengdu. Background and ideological content of Delighting in Rain on a Spring Night: This poem was written in the spring of the second year of Shang and Yuan Dynasties (76 1). At this time, Du Fu came to Sichuan and settled in Chengdu for two years because of the drought in Shaanxi. He cultivates self-cultivation, grows vegetables and flowers, and interacts with farmers, so he has deep feelings for the spring rain. He wrote this poem to describe the spring night rain and dew nourishing the beauty of all things and express the poet's joy.
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This poem is about "rain", and the poet keenly grasped the characteristics of this rain and described it from all aspects. The first sentence is about the rainy season, which directly praised the timely rain. It seems that I know people's minds and come quietly when I need them most. The last three sentences focus on "rain at night". It was dark in the wild, only a little fishing fire was looming. The poet then guessed excitedly: By dawn, Jinguan City should be colorful. There is not a word "hi" in the poem, but it reflects the poet's joy everywhere.