What is the poem in the Wanghulou drunken book on June 27 that describes the rapid changes in the weather in nature after the rain?
When the wind comes and blows away, the water under Wanghu Tower is like the sky.
1. Original text
Black clouds rolled over the mountains without covering the mountains, and white raindrops jumped into the boat.
When the wind comes and blows away, the water under Wanghu Tower is like the sky.
2. Translation
The dark clouds are rising, and the rolling dark clouds are like splashed ink, but a section of mountains is exposed on the horizon, and the water splashed by the heavy rain is like white beads and gravel, splashing into the boat . Suddenly, a strong wind swept over the ground, blowing away the dark clouds in the sky, and the water of the West Lake was as clear as a mirror, bright and gentle.
3. Source
Song Dynasty Su Shi's "Drunken Book at Wanghu Tower on June 27th".
Appreciation
The poet Su Shi was first in the boat and then at the top of the building, quickly capturing the dramatic changes in the natural scenery on the lake: clouds turning, rain falling, wind blowing, and the sky clearing, and wrote There are far and near, movement and stillness, sound and color, scenery and emotion, which makes people feel like they are there when they read it - as if they are also experiencing a sudden shower in the middle of the lake. Come to Wanghu Tower to enjoy the beautiful scenery of water and sky.
The poem uses "turning ink" to describe the coming of clouds, and uses "jumping beads" to describe the characteristics of rain, indicating that it is a shower rather than a long rain. "Uncovered mountains" is a scene that only occurs when it rains; "Sweeping wind" explains the reason why the rain passes quickly. They are both described truthfully, but they are interspersed in the first and third sentences, echoing each other and setting off well.
Finally, "water is like the sky" is used to write the end of a shower, which is full of leisurely and endless emotions. In the sentence, "white rain" and "black clouds" are used to contrast, "water is like the sky" and "turbulent wind" are used to contrast, and "chaos into the boat" is compared with "uncovered mountains", all of which show the author's intention in conceiving.