The pinyin version of Spring Walk on Qiantang Lake is as follows:

Qián táng hú chūn xíng

Spring Walk on Qiantang Lake

bái jū yì

Bai Juyi

gū shān sì běi jiǎ tíng xī, shuǐ miàn chū píng yún jiǎo dī.

Gū shān sì běi jiǎ tíng xī, shuǐ miàn chū píng yún jiǎo dī.

Lonely Mountain Temple North Jia Ting West, the surface of the water is flat at the beginning and the feet of the clouds are low.

jǐ chù zǎo yīng zhēng nuǎn shù, shuí jiā xīn yàn zhuó chūn ní.

The early warblers compete for warmth in the trees, and the new swallows peck at the mud in spring.

luàn huā jiàn yù mí rén yǎn, qiǎn cǎo cái néng mò huà mǎ tí.

The flowers are all over the place, and only the shallow grass has no hooves.

zuì ài hú dōng xíng bù zú, lǜ yán gōng lǐ bái shā dī.

Mostly, I love the insufficient traveling on the east side of the lake.

Bai Juyi was appointed assassin of Hangzhou in July of the second year of the Changqing reign of Emperor Mu Zong of the Tang Dynasty, and then assassin of Suzhou in March of the first year of the Baoli reign of Emperor Jing Zong of the Tang Dynasty (825), so this poem, "Spring Walk on the Lake of Qiantang," was written in the spring of the third and fourth years of the Changqing reign (823 and 824).

Analysis of "Spring Walk to Qiantang Lake":

1. In terms of overall structure, the poem can be divided into two parts. The first half describes the general scene of the West Lake in spring, while the second half shows the beauty of the West Lake through specific descriptions of the scenery.

2. In the first half of the poem, the poet uses the Lonely Mountain Temple north of Jia Pavilion west, the surface of the water is flat and the clouds are low to depict the general scene of the West Lake in spring. Here, the Lonely Mountain Temple North Jia Ting West is a description of the geographic location, pointing out the location of the poet; the surface of the water is flat cloud foot low is depicted in the lake surface spreading, the cloud foot low hanging scene, which is an accurate depiction of the weather and the condition of the lake at that time.

3. In the second half of the poem, the poet shows the beauty of the West Lake through the description of specific scenes. For example, in the poem "The Early Warblers Scramble for Warm Trees in Several Places", the poet uses the early warblers scrambling for warm trees and the new swallows pecking at the spring mud to depict the breath of spring and the vitality of life.

The poem, "The Flowers are Fascinating to the Eye, the Grass is Not for the Horse's Hoof", the poet uses the flowers, fascinating to the eye, and the grass is not for the horse's hooves to depict the lushness of the flowers and plants and the vigor of the life. Finally, the favorite lake east line is not enough, green poplar shade white sand dike poem, the poet with the favorite, line is not enough and green poplar shade white sand dike to express the love of the beauty of the West Lake and stay.