Flower Sweeping Tour·West Lake Cold Food Appreciation

"Sweeping Flowers Tour", the name of the poem. Double tone, ninety-four characters, the first part has eleven lines with six oblique rhymes, and the second part has ten lines with seven oblique rhymes. The original meaning of this chant name is consistent with the name of the word card.

The three sentences "cold sky" are what Hanshi saw when he traveled to the West Lake in the early morning. White clouds floated in the blue sky, and their shadows darkened the willows by the lake from time to time. The morning mist rises in the lake, like a barrier protecting the flowers. Cold food brings lots of rain, as evidenced by "it rains heavily during the Qingming Festival". Therefore, the poet went to the lake early in the morning. Although the weather was not rainy, it was already hinting at rain. The three lines of "Beautiful Morning" summarize the grand scene of outings by tourists in the cold food of West Lake at that time. The traveler encountered a rare sunny day in spring, so in his mind he felt that time flew by, and it quickly changed from early morning to noon. At that time, the boats on the lake were like ants, playing and singing; young women were walking shoulder to shoulder on the embankment, and the crowd was like a stream, fighting each other for passage. The poet's description of the prosperous sunny day in West Lake is used as foreshadowing to strongly contrast with the chaos of the rainy environment below. The five sentences of "Sujuan" transcribe the scene in the rain. Suddenly a strong wind blew up, and the dust rolled. It was true that the "child's face in spring" changed at a moment's notice. As the saying goes, "when the rain comes, the wind leads the way." This prelude before the rain caused the hair of the women visiting the lake to be scattered, the beauty of their faces to fade, and they all wore their sleeves and scarves. Hidden your face and walk. The raindrops came in an instant, and those big raindrops knocked many peach and apricot petals to the ground one by one, leaving them to be trampled on. At this time, even the ignorant Chunyan stopped murmuring, seeming to be worried about the storm, and soared silently in the rain. The characteristics of spring in West Lake: close-ups of peaches, apricots, swallows, etc. in the rainy scene, were taken in by the poet one by one. The above picture depicts the sunny and rainy landscape of West Lake Hanshi.

The three sentences of "Chengdian" continue from above. "Ride on the cover" means riding in a sedan chair. "Flag Pavilion" is a market building, which is used as a hotel. See the story of Wang Zhihuan's "Pavilion Painting Wall". "Jie Pei" is an allusion to Tang He Zhizhang's "golden turtle for wine". Since it was raining, people taking the bridge for spring outings also looked for places to take shelter from the rain. The poet met an old friend by chance in a hotel by the lake, so he took off his jade pendant and exchanged wine to entertain his friends. The three sentences "Hate Spring" are the topic of conversation during wine. The poet said: "This heavy rain is caused by the jealousy of the 'Spring Girl', so the next heavy rain not only soaks the skirts of the spring outing women, but also makes their 'Golden Lotuses' (that is, their feet) covered with dust. , It’s really hateful to make them miserable.” The sentence “Hate for Spring” is the same as the sentence “Sorrow for Swallows” in the previous film. They both use anthropomorphic techniques to describe the state of things, making them more vivid. The two sentences "酹 enter" are described in terms of illusion. The spring rain in front of Yan was pouring into the plum forest like mellow wine, while the continuous raindrops were like a curtain of tears, darkening the plum forest in the distance. There are many plum trees beside the West Lake, hence this saying. The poet is very imaginative, so he can turn the rain in front of him into wine and tears, making it appear unpredictable and full of ups and downs. The two sentences "Qiao Han Dui" mean that the spring is even colder at dusk. In the cold wind, someone plays "Longtou Song" on a flute and gradually goes away. This is also the scene when people visiting the lake gradually disperse at dusk.

The whole word summarizes the weather changes and the various postures of tourists during the one-day tour of West Lake Cold Food, providing future generations with some photo materials of ancient customs.