In April, the trees are full of tender sunshine and spring rain, and pedestrians are on time. What does it mean?

From Yuan Sadula's Huai 'an Road in Early Summer: "Fish and shrimp splash out of the net at first, and plum blossoms are green. The trees are tender and windy, and the spring rains rest. In April, pedestrians cross the Huaihe River (not allowed). "The last two sentences in the poem say: In April, it was late spring and early summer. Just after the spring rain, it was sunny at first sight, and only the branches of plum and apricot trees spit out green buds. Pedestrians strolling on Huai 'an Road inadvertently see the beautiful scenery full of vitality along the way, which is intoxicating. Perhaps the poet can't help but be surprised: early summer is really a good time to go for an outing!

There is a word "tender" in the poem, and the business is done, and the realm is completely new. What does "gentle sunshine" mean? For example, "the peaks know that I hate mud, and the clouds are full of madness." (Song Yang Wanli's "Love Little Shaxi") Simply put, it is "Chu Qing". Combined with the image described in this poem, it means that the branches are green, blooming with new green, just enjoying the rain, and the leaves with tiny dewdrops are bathed in the sun's brilliance. They stand lightly on the branches, or they may be waving and smiling at pedestrians.

The scenery described in this poem is vivid and full of local flavor, which leads readers to a new realm and gives people an open-minded, optimistic, fresh and comfortable feeling. In fact, the poet Sadducee also has many poems with a strong flavor of life, which are very infectious.