The beautiful poems about Caixia are as follows: 1. How many days have you stayed in the water to enjoy the wind meal? The sails have just fallen and the sunset is bright.

——Wang Lun's "Qin You Evening Mooring" Translation: Dining and sleeping outside in the open air, taking advantage of the sunset and the sky was still bright, the sails of the ship were lowered.

Appreciation: This poem describes the poet's journey on a boat.

He had traveled some distance, using water as accommodation and enjoying delicious food.

As the evening glow gradually disappeared, they just lowered their sails.

2. The setting clouds and the solitary owl fly together, and the autumn water and the sky are the same color.

——Wang Bo's "Preface to the Pavilion of Prince Teng" Translation: The wild geese flying into the sky merge with the disappearing sunset, and the river water complements this sky-filled scene.

Appreciation: The duality is beautiful and the allusion is appropriate.

This kind of couplet is not only neat and symmetrical in sentence structure, but also intricate and changeable. It reads with a lively rhythm, and the whole text is harmonious and sonorous.

3. The white dew collects the remaining heat, and the cool breeze sets off the sunset.

——Zhong Shu's "Nan Kezi" translation: The cool night dew of autumn dispels the residual heat of the remaining summer heat, and the gentle breeze of dawn disperses the morning glow.

Appreciation: "Bai Lu" not only refers to the cool night dew in autumn, but also indicates the festival.

The sentence "Qingfeng" follows the previous sentence to emphasize the end of the day.

These two sentences closely follow the meaning of "birds complain about the years" and vividly show the progress of time.

4. The sound of the phoenix blowing is like clouds separated by colorful clouds. I don’t know whose house is outside the wall.

——Translation of "Listening to the Neighbor Playing the Sheng" by Lang Shiyuan: The sound of the Sheng is like coming from the sky through the colorful clouds. I don't know which house it is coming from outside the wall.

Appreciation: The first sentence "The sound of the phoenix blowing is like the colorful clouds across the sky" seems to be based on this, saying that the music of the Sheng sounds like falling from the sky, which is extremely extraordinary and fascinating.

Concretely writing the three characters "Gate Caixia" transforms the auditory experience into a visual impression, giving readers a more vivid and concrete feeling.

"I don't know who's house is outside the wall." Although Sheng music is compared to heavenly music, there are bound to be suspenseful questions about its actual origin.

The poet thought that he was listening to the music from the "neighbor" next door in his own courtyard, so he said "outside the wall".

This suspenseful tone not only further exaggerates the wonderful and alluring sound of the Sheng, but also indirectly expresses the appeal of the music.

5. Green water hides the spring sun, and green pavilions hide the sunset.

——Li Bai's "A Banquet at Tao's Pavilion" Translation: The green river water hides the beauty of spring, and the small green pavilion hides the sunset.

Appreciation: This poem describes the scenery at dusk.

The afterglow of the setting sun reflects back on the green water, emitting a bright light, as if the spring is hidden in the green water; the brilliance of the sunset is mysteriously hidden in the Qingxuan, for fear that others will see its splendor.

The poem describes the quiet scene very lively, like a noisy hide-and-seek game.

The words "hidden" and "secret" are used wonderfully to bring the whole scene to life, which can't help but make people marvel.