The Quatrains of the Southern Song Dynasty Monk Zhinan A short canopy is tied in the shade of an ancient tree, and a staff and quinoa help me cross the east side of the bridge. The apricot blossom rain makes your clothes wet, and the willow wind blows on your face without chilling it.

1. I tied the boat under the shade of a tall old tree; I walked across the small bridge with a cane and enjoyed the beautiful spring scenery. The slightest drizzle can't get my clothes wet; it falls on the gorgeous apricot flowers, making them even more brilliant. The gentle breeze blowing on my face no longer makes me feel cold; it dances the green and slender willow branches, which is particularly light. This poem describes the beautiful scenery of spring. It does not generally describe the blooming flowers and the singing of birds. It mainly writes about the wind and rain in spring.

2. Spring breeze and spring rain are also common phenomena among people, but the author writes them in a colorful and touching way. It shows the author's delicate observation and writing skills. It can be seen that the seemingly simple words and sentences have been carefully tempered, so they are full of charm. He focuses on feelings, writing about his joyful mood on spring outings, expressing his love for life, and showing readers the infinitely beautiful world of spring.

The appreciation of the poem is as follows:

1. The poem writes about the true feelings in February. In the forest of clumsy ancient trees, we stopped the boat in the shade of the trees on the bank, tied the cable, and then boarded the river bank. A short canopy is a small boat. At the beginning of this sentence, the atmosphere seems a bit gloomy. The ancient trees are densely shaded, and when you are in them, the surroundings are inevitably filled with decay. It also reminds people that when there are ancient trees, there will be sad birds. The sad birds call the ancient trees, which seems to be a fixed image combination.

2. However, the poet monk stopped there. He just touched the shadow of the ancient tree and turned the decay into magic. He unbiasedly pulled out a small boat, took his time, and tied it up properly. On the shore, it is very spacious. Although it is not as charming and beautiful as a boat waiting for a lover at dusk, like the green poplar bank (Chu Guangxi's "Fishing Bay"), it also has a cool and quiet beauty.

3. After tying the boat, the poet monk stepped on the small bridge with a quinoa stick and ran to the east of the bridge. The ancient trees were mottled and the water was gurgling. It seemed that he could hear the sound of the poet monk tying the bridge with a quinoa stick. The sound of beeping; the figure is sparse, step by step, disappearing into another world in the east of Qiaodong. In "Chronicles of Song Poems", monk Zhinan left such a poem, and it did not have a substantive title. He just used the form of a poem to give a title that had nothing to do with its purpose.