Li Bai's Into the Wine: You see how the Yellow River water moves out of the sky ...
Li Yu's youth and beauty are like a river flowing eastward.
Su Shi's Red Cliff Fu: Ren Xuzhi's autumn, I hope that in July, perilla will take a boat trip to Chibi, the breeze will be Xu Lai, and the waves will be exhausted. ...
Li Zhiyi's divination symbol: You live at the head of the Yangtze River, and I live at the end of the Yangtze River. I miss you every day and drink the Yangtze River water. When will this water stop and when will this hatred end? I just hope that your heart is the same as mine, and you don't miss it. (I like this word very much)
Wei Zhuang's Bodhisattva Man: The spring water is brighter than the sky, and the painting boat listens to the rain.
Jie Jiang's young mermaid listens to the rain: Now listen to the rain monk, and the stars are already in his temple.
Li Shangyin's Notes to Northern Friends on a Rainy Night: Autumn Pond on a Late Rain.
The ancient temple "Xizhou Qu": In autumn, lotus is picked in Nantang, and the lotus is over the head; With his head down, he fiddled with the lotus seeds in the water, which were as green as the lake.
Appreciate:
China has a long history of water culture. Since ancient times, there have been classic allusions such as "Dayu manages water, and three don't enter the government" and "concubines cry bamboo". It can be said that Chinese civilization has its own legend for thousands of years, which has been passed down to this day, not only because of China's rich culture, but also because of the irreplaceable necessity of water in people's daily life. The profoundness of water culture in poetry and painting is obvious to all. Take Wei Zhuang's Bodhisattva Man in Tang Dynasty as an example. The sentence "Spring water is brighter than the sky, and the original boat sleeps in the rain" is very poetic and picturesque, and it is also the beauty of painting in a deep poem.