The fisherman, wearing a green colored bucket hat and a green straw raincoat, braved the slanting wind and rain and fished leisurely, not even going home when it rained.
Notes
Fisherman's Song: the name of the song. This tune was originally a famous song of the Tang Dynasty. It is divided into monotone and diatonic. Monody 27 words, flat rhyme, Zhang's this tune is the most famous. Double tone, fifty words, oblique rhyme. Fisherman's Songs, also known as Fisherman's Father or Fisherman's Music, is probably a folk fishing song. According to the record cited in "Lyric Forest Chronicle", Zhang Zhihe once paid a visit to Yan Zhenqing, the assassin of Huzhou, and asked for his help in replacing the boat because it was worn out and composed "Fisherman's Songs". The name "Fishing Songs" is derived from the phrase "Fishing Songs" written by Zhang Zhihe. The name "Fishing Songs" was derived from Zhang Zhihe's "Fishing Songs", which is short for "Quzi".
Xi Se Mountain: Huzhou, Zhejiang Province.
Egret: a white water bird.
Peach Blossom Water: The peach blossom season is the time when the spring water rises, commonly known as peach blossom flood or peach blossom water.
Cuatsi (guì) fish: freshwater fish, also known as gui fish in Jiangnan, with delicious meat.
Ruo (ruò) hats: bamboo leaves or bamboo gimlets made of hats.
Demoiselle (suō): a raincoat made of grass or brown.
No need: not necessarily.