This paper analyzes the philosophy contained in In the Lodge of Herons, and talks about how poetry transits from scenery description to reasoning.

At dusk, you can have a panoramic view of the pavilions and the rivers and mountains of Wan Li. The setting sun gradually sank into the distant sky. The first two poems, "Shrinking Wan Li at Close Range", make it look like Wan Li, which is vast and magnificent. The last two sentences are the sublimation of the realm, which is unexpected and innovative. It has both a far-sighted mind and a profound meaning of striving for strength, and it is affectionate and reasonable. Some people say that "poetry should avoid reason", but it should be said that poetry should not be blunt, boring and abstract, not that poetry can't preach philosophy. In this poem, the poet naturally and appropriately integrates truth with scenery and events, making people feel that this is reasoning, but reasoning in it.

The whole poem has four sentences and two couplets, which are neat and coherent. It is an immortal work in Tang poetry (refer to the original address of the dictionary: /shici63693 for this content)