From: Tang Yu Liang's poem "Lingaotai": "The floating light is as deep as the shadow of the sun."
Interpretation: The rays of sunshine float gently on the water surface, and will gradually disappear with time, and the reflection inside will drift with the tide and be at a loss.
Grammar: combination; As object, adverbial and attribute; derogatory sense
Extended data:
Synonyms include skimming over the water, skimming over the flowers, hiding a little, following around the flowers, having a little knowledge, skimming over the surface, skimming over the flowers, tasting a little, and things change.
Antonyms are unforgettable, thorough, incisive, earnest, observant, rigorous, thorough, fresh in memory, incisive, meticulous, unforgettable and traceable.
Skim across the water like a dragonfly ― just touch it, don't dig into it.
Explanation: refers to the action of dragonfly touching the water with its tail when flying on the water. Metaphor is superficial but not profound.
From: Tang Du Fu's Qujiang Poems: "I can see butterflies penetrating deep into flowers and dragonflies flying slowly with the water."
Commentary: But I saw butterflies shuttling in the depths of the flowers, dragonflies flying leisurely on the water, flapping the water from time to time.
Grammar: subject-predicate type; As predicate, object and attribute; derogatory sense