After all, the beauty of West Lake in June does not coincide with the four seasons.

"After all, the scenery of the West Lake in June is different from that of the four seasons." This is from "Walking off to Lin Zifang at Dawn from Jingci Temple" by Yang Wanli, a poet of the Song Dynasty.

The whole poem "Sent Off to Lin Zifang at Dawn from Jingci Temple" is as follows: After all, in the middle of June, the scenery of West Lake is different from that of the four seasons. The lotus leaves touching the sky are infinitely green, and the lotus flowers reflecting the sun are uniquely red.

The literal meaning of the poem: West Lake in June is special after all. The beautiful scenery is completely different from other seasons. The green lotus leaves connect the sky, and the vastness is endless. The red sun and lotus flowers complement each other, and the color is extremely bright and red.

Appreciation of the whole poem:

"After all, the scenery of West Lake in June is not the same as that of the four seasons." The beginning of the poem says that after all, the scenery of West Lake in June is not the same as that of the four seasons. Two simple and unpretentious poems illustrate that the scenery of West Lake in June is different from that of other seasons, which is worthy of nostalgia. These two sentences describe the poet's overall feelings about West Lake in June. The word "after all" highlights the unique and extraordinary scenery of West Lake in June, giving people rich and beautiful imagination. The first sentence seems abrupt, but the actual sentence is grand. Although readers have not yet appreciated the beautiful scenery of the West Lake from the poem, they can already feel it from the poet's admiring tone. The poem seems to come out of the mouth, which is the most intuitive feeling after being surprised and overjoyed, thus strengthening the beauty of West Lake.

The poet uses sentences full of strong color contrast to paint a wonderful picture of bright red and green: "The lotus leaves touching the sky are infinitely green, and the lotus flowers reflecting the sun are uniquely red." These two sentences are specific. It perfectly depicts "after all" different landscape pictures: the lotus leaves stretching to the end along the lake surface merge with the blue sky, forming an "infinite" artistic space, painted with boundless blue; in this piece of blue On the background, the lotus flowers illuminated by the sun are highlighted, so red and bright. The "infinitely blue" lotus leaves stretching across the sky and the "unique red" lotus flowers reflecting the sun are not only unseen in spring, autumn and winter, but also can only be seen in summer when the lotus flowers are at their peak in mid-June. The poet captured the unique scenery in midsummer, summarized and appropriate.