Su Shi in Northern Song Dynasty

There are three or two peach blossoms outside the bamboo.

Spring river plumbing duck prophet.

Artemisia selengensis (lóu hāo) is covered with short reed buds.

It is the time when the puffer fish wants to fuck.

A famous monk in the Northern Song Dynasty was good at painting, and Riverside Scenery was his painting. There are two pictures, one is a duck, and the other is a flying goose. There are also two poems by Su Shi, which is a poem about ducks. Artemisia selengensis: a perennial herb growing in low-lying areas, with pale yellow flowers, a stem four or five feet high and tender and crisp at birth.

Puffer:

A kind of fish, scientific name "Qu", has delicious meat, but its ovaries and liver are highly toxic. It is distributed in the coastal areas of China and some inland rivers. Every spring, it goes upstream and lays eggs in fresh water.

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There are two or three peach blossoms outside the bamboo forest and ducks swimming in the water. They first noticed the warming of the river in early spring. The beach has been covered with Artemisia selengensis and asparagus has begun to sprout. This is the season when puffer fish will return from the sea and lay eggs against the river.

There are three or two peaches outside the bamboo. This is a warm scenery.

Looking across the scattered bamboo forest, several peach blossoms are swaying. Peach and bamboo set each other off into interest, red and green, and spring is particularly attractive. Although this is just a simple sentence, it reveals a lot of information. First of all, the bamboo forest is sparse, and peach blossoms can't be seen if it is sunny. Secondly, show the season and point out the word "early". Just after the cold spring, it is not the time for peach blossoms to bloom.

Ducks first know when the river gets warmer in spring.

In the water of Jiang Chun, ducks are playing; The information that the river is warming is first perceived by them. Ducks know warm water, which can't be reflected by painting alone. Poetry is expressed. Is it actually a duck prophet with warm water? Everything in the aquarium knows its cold and warm. The poet wrote this way to match the scenery in the painting, and actually expressed his joy and praise for the arrival of spring. There is a poem in the Tang Dynasty, "Looking for a lost bird among flowers", which is similar to this sentence. This poem is very philosophical, and now we often quote this sentence when we mention a new situation or news is known in advance.

The beach is overgrown with wormwood and asparagus has just sprouted.

Everything is spring and the weather is new. By the river, the ground is covered with lush Artemisia, and reeds are sprouting short buds. These seven words are not ordinary chanting things, but the poet accurately wrote the modality of these two plants through careful observation, and none of them are idle. A Qing and Wang Shizhen praised this poem in "Yu Yang's Poems", saying: "Poetry on the slope ... is not only beautiful, but also like a plum blossom.

It's time for puffer fish to go upstream.

Mei, a poet in the Song Dynasty, described this scene as: "The puffer fish can't be counted." The first three sentences of this poem describe the scenery in Hui Chong's paintings, and the last sentence is the association of scenes. Through this writing, the author makes the whole picture more perfect and gives people the joy that winter has passed and spring is coming to the world. The author not only walked into the painting, but also showed everything outside the painting. if