Huichong Spring River Evening SceneThe peach blossoms outside the bamboo are three or two branches, and the ducks are the first to know the warmth of the water of the Spring River. The piper artemisia is full of reed buds short, it is the time when the river dolphin wants to go up. Note: Huichong: early Northern Song Dynasty monk, Su Shi's friend. Can poetry good painting, especially like painting geese, geese and other birds and lakes and other water scenes, "Spring River Evening Scene" is his masterpiece. Evening: one is "dawn". Artemisia vulgaris: a kind of wild grass, mostly in the river bank, small white flowers in spring, stems can be eaten. Reed buds: young shoots of reeds. Puffer fish: a kind of delicious fish, poisonous, edible after processing. Ancient Poem: The peach blossoms outside the bamboo forest have just blossomed two or three branches, the river is warming up, and it is the ducks that are the first to feel the breath of spring. Artemisia vulgaris is already full of artemisia, while the reeds have just sprouted, and this is the time when the river dolphins are going up along the tide. Appreciation: This poem is written by Su Shi in the blossom season and friends to enjoy the flowers seen, the author because of the understanding of painting, painting, so can grasp the Huichong this "Spring River Evening Scene" of the title of the painting meaning, only with the peach blossom, the river warm ducks play, reeds short tender and so on only a few strokes, sketched out the beautiful painting of the river scenery in early spring. What is especially amazing is the phrase "the ducks are the first to know the warmth of the spring river", which depicts the warmth and coldness of the water, which the artist could not paint, in such an interesting and wonderful way! In addition, his mastery is also shown in his humorous imagination, he can see beyond the painting, with the painting does not have "dolphins want to go up", to color the breath of early spring, deepen the mood of the painting. If Huichong's paintings are "poetry in paintings", then this poem is "poetry in paintings". It is no wonder that this poem has become a favorite of everyone and is still being recited today! Source: Youth Calligraphy (Junior Edition)