Poetry on a sunny day

When the weather is fine, you should take a walk on the path: the muddy road wet by rain must be cool and gentle; Show off the new green grass and wash away the dirt at once; Small white chrysanthemum, which is no longer timid, slowly raises its head, tries to be cold and warm, and then opens its petals; The butterfly shakes off the water drops and walks freely among the leaves, showing its colorful pages of wisdom to 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 and wrinkled in the warm wind. Look at the dark green moving in the mountains-the footprint of the cloud-and it is wandering.

On a Sunny Day is a modern poem written by the modern poet Dai Wangshu in June 1944. This poem describes the trails, meadows, white chrysanthemums, butterflies and other scenery after the rain in turn, and writes the unique feeling of walking along the trails after the rain.