Poems and songs describing heavy rain

1, the wind-driven rainstorm sprinkled the high city with light cloud pressure. I don't know where the dragon went after the rain, and a pool of grass was full of frogs. -From the Ming Dynasty: Liu Ji's Heavy Rain on May 19th.

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Strong winds drove heavy rains to dump in high cities, with dark clouds gathering and thunder rumbling. After a while, the dragon making clouds and rain left with thunder and dark clouds. What appeared before his eyes was an overflowing pond, green grass dripping and frogs singing in unison.

2. A thunderbolt from tourists' feet can't disperse the dense dark clouds. In the distant horizon, the wind moves with the clouds, and the sea stands like a mountain. A rainstorm, which crossed the Qiantang River from eastern Zhejiang, hit Hangzhou. -From the Song Dynasty: Su Shi's Rainstorm in Youmeitang

Interpretation of the vernacular: a thunder, like a vibration from the soles of tourists. There are beautiful halls and thick clouds. On the horizon in the distance, the high wind carries dark clouds and blows the sea water upright like a mountain; A rainstorm crossed the Qiantang River from eastern Zhejiang and hit Hangzhou.

3, the dark clouds turn over the ink and don't cover the mountain, and the white rain jumps over the boat. Suddenly, the wind rolled up and dispersed the clouds in the sky. The lake was blue as a mirror, beautiful and gentle. -From the Song Dynasty: Su Shi's Drunk Book of Looking at the Lake Building, June 27th.

Interpretation of vernacular Chinese: Dark clouds surge up like ink splashes, but a mountain is exposed on the horizon, clear and fresh, and the water splashed by heavy rain is like white beads and gravel, splashing on the boat. Suddenly, the wind swept in and dispersed the dark clouds all over the sky. The water in the West Lake was as blue as a mirror, bright and gentle.

4. Heavy rain falls on the secluded swallows, white waves are sky-high, and fishing boats are outside Qinhuangdao. We can't see a piece of Wang Yang, so who can we turn to for help? -from modern times: Langtaosha Beidaihe in Mao Zedong.

Interpretation of the vernacular: the heavy rain falls on the secluded swallow, and the blue waves are sky-high. Fishing boats outside Qinhuangdao can't see it, nor can they see a piece of Wang Yang sea. I wonder where they are.

5, the wind is like a mountain, and the rain is like a river. The house is leaking and the windows are ringing. -From the Song Dynasty: Lu You's Works in The Storm

Interpretation of the vernacular: the wind roared like a mountain, and the heavy rain poured down the earth like a river that burst its banks. The house leaked rain, and it couldn't get rain, and the rain also knocked on the window.