What does it mean to compare the West Lake to the West Lake?

Chinese calligraphy means that beauty is beauty.

From Su Shi, a writer in the Song Dynasty, two poems "Drinking on the Lake and Chu Qing". These two poems praising the beauty of the West Lake were written by the poet when he was a judge in Hangzhou. Among them, the second poem is widely circulated. This poem does not describe a scene or a moment of the West Lake, but a comprehensive description of the beauty of the West Lake, especially the last two sentences, which are considered to be appropriate comments on the West Lake. ?

The whole poem is as follows:

The water is bright and sunny, and the mountains are cloudy and rainy. (Meng)

If there are more dead beauties in the West Lake, C+ is so appropriate.

The translation is as follows:

In the bright sunshine, the water in the West Lake is sparkling and beautiful. On rainy days, under the cover of rain curtain, the mountains around the West Lake are foggy, and if there is anything, it is wonderful.

If the West Lake is compared to the beautiful scenery of the past, light makeup is very suitable.

Precautions are as follows:

Lake: West Lake in Hangzhou.

Li à n: The way water waves and lights flash.

Extended data:

In the last two sentences of the poem, instead of taking beauty from the appearance, he further described the beautiful scenery of lakes and mountains with a pen, and only used an ethereal metaphor to convey the charm of lakes and mountains. It is of course beyond reproach for Su Shi to compare the beauty of the West Lake with the beauty of the West Lake by means of metaphor and rhetoric.

As for being called Zi, I'm afraid it's not only out of respect, but also related to leveling (the last word in the third sentence requires leveling, and "yes" means leveling). Now, West Lake is also called Xizi Lake, which is a poem from Su Shi.

For talented poets, this is a clever metaphor, and an occasional poem is just a temporary heart and scenery. From the beautiful scenery of the West Lake to the calligraphy as the embodiment of beauty, from the "sunny side" and "strange rain" of the West Lake, it is always appropriate to imagine calligraphy. When it comes to metaphor and writing, I'm afraid it's not necessarily limited to sunny days.

Baidu Encyclopedia —— Lake Drinking Two Rains after the Qing Dynasty