Affectionate peony contains spring tears, unable to lie on the branches of roses.

The light thunder fell all night, and the frivolous tiles were uneven. Affectionate peony contains spring tears, weak rose lies on the branches. "This is the Northern Song Dynasty poet Qin Guan's Spring Day. This poem is about spring scenery after rain. You see, the courtyard after the rain, the thin cage of morning fog, the crystal blue tiles, the beautiful spring; Peony flowers bring rain and tears, affectionate and leisurely, roses are quiet and charming. There are close-up and distant views, dynamic and static, affectionate and graceful, and can be touched at will, uneven. The whole poem is dense and vivid, with a fresh and graceful charm, which is very popular.

"Good rain knows the season", under the call of a weak spring thunder, it "sneaked into the night with the wind" and it "moistened things silently". Ray is "light" and rain is "silk" The poetic features of Spring Rain are only shown in two words.

The green glazed tile was washed clean and crystal clear by the spring rain all night, like jade, with water drops on it. Under the reflection of the morning light, it is sparkling, dazzling and refreshing-this is the beauty written in the second sentence.

The best part is the last two sentences. The poet uses beauty to describe flowers, and with antithesis, they are really beautiful. Similar to Du Fu's longing for spring.

Li Bai's novel "A red dew condenses fragrance" and Bai Juyi's novel "Harmony, because of her laziness, a maid is helping her" are strikingly similar to the third sentence of Yang Fei. Peony after the rain is like an affectionate girl, weeping for you and full of affection.

The last sentence is reminiscent of the description in A Dream of Red Mansions, and Shi Xiangyun's "Drunk Sleeping Peony Indium": Xiangyun's career is full of dreams, peony flowers are flying in all directions, and red incense is scattered all over her face. Shi Xiangyun, drunk and covered in flowers, is full of love and charm, much like "a weak rose lying on a twig."