The setting sun spreads in the water, half river rustling and half river red. Where does it come from?
From Bai Juyi's Ode to Mujiang in Tang Dynasty
Translation: the setting sun is reflected on the river, and the glow is shining; Half of the river is dark blue and the other half is red.
Second, the clouds are under the boat, the empty water is fresh and the pitch is lingering. I suspect there will be another day in the lake.
From Ouyang Xiu's "Picking Mulberries and Painting Boats and Carrying Wine in the West Lake" in the Song Dynasty
Looking down at the lake, white clouds are floating under the boat, and the clear lake seems to be empty. Looking up at the blue sky and overlooking the lake, the water and the sky set each other off, which is puzzling. There is another world in the lake.
Third, the windless water was slippery, and the ship moved and rippled slightly, starting the sand bird to fly ashore. -Ouyang Xiu's "Picking Mulberry Seeds, Boating in a Short Boat and Boating in the West Lake"
The windless water is as smooth as glass. I don't think the ship is moving forward, but the slight waves are rippling beside it. Look, the waterfowl is startled by the boat and is flying over the shore of the lake.
Fourth, it is windy on the lake. Autumn is dusk, red is thin, and fragrance is less. -Li Qingzhao's "Hating Wang Sun, the wind on the lake is boundless"
The breeze gently brushed the lake, which made it feel more boundless. It was late autumn, and the leaves of safflower withered and the fragrance faded.
5. The smoke waves shake the blue sky, and the halls face the sunset. -Bai Juyi's West Lake Gushan Temple Looking Back Late.
The lake is foggy, the microwave is surging, and the water and sky are the same. Looking at the bamboo hall of Qionglou on the lake, it is uneven and reflected in the sunset.