Where to find the blue bridge and cloud dew, only the affectionate flowing water is accompanied by pedestrians.

Southern Songs by Su Shi, a poet in the Northern Song Dynasty.

It's rainy and suspicious at night, and it's sunny when the wind returns. Light clouds shine obliquely on the mountains, and the grass is soft and the horseshoe is light on the Shaxi road.

I am still sleepy after waking up from a hangover, and the dream of Xiancun will not come true. Where can I find Yunying at Blue Bridge? Only affectionate running water accompanies people.

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This word was written in 1079 (the second year of Yuanfeng) when Su Shi was appointed as Huzhou (now Zhejiang). The poem describes a small scene of drunk driving, which is fresh and interesting. This word reflects the author's complex feelings in the ups and downs of officialdom through what he saw and felt on his way to the water town in the south of the Yangtze River, and expresses the feeling that life can't be immortal and can't go away.

The first sentence in the last film describes the scene of Chu Qing after the rain: because it rained continuously at night, it was time, but it was still suspected to be the night before dawn; When the spring breeze blows away the dark clouds, it is already sunny. "Light clouds obliquely shine on the mountains", appropriately and with full charm, expresses the scene that the morning sun obliquely shines on the distant mountains through light clouds. The phrase "fine grass is soft, and the horseshoes on the sand stream are light" is fresh and light, which expresses the author's feeling of riding a horse on the stream after the rain in spring. This sentence outlines a beautiful landscape from the scenery and characters. The following films are lyrical through legendary stories, with far-reaching implications. In this sentence, the writer is still sleepy after drinking wine in the morning, not because of the fatigue of the journey, but because he had a dream of finding immortals at night. The question "Where can I find Yunying on the Blue Bridge" is borrowed from the story that Pei Xing met the fairy Yunying in the Tang Dynasty: There is a novel called Pei Xing in Legend written by Tang Pei, and the plot is bizarre and tortuous. It is said that Pei Xing went to the next place, was in the same boat with a fairy, and got the poem he produced, saying, "The blue bridge is a fairy cave, so why is it rugged and jade clear?" When you arrive at the Blue Bridge Post Station, you will find Yunying, Yunying and the fairy's sister. Peihang experienced various twists and turns such as visiting the jade pestle mortar, smashing medicine and eating food, and finally got married and became immortal. The so-called "fairy village" in the word Su Shi refers to the blue bridge; The so-called "dream can't come true" means that immortals are elusive, so there is a sigh of "where to find Yunying". Finally, the author thinks that the roadside stream is still affectionate, that is, "only affectionate running water accompanies people."

The last sentence of this word-"only passionate water accompanies people", and Li Yu's "How much can you be worried about?" Just like a river flowing eastward, it has the same effect. The various feelings given to the subject by the author in "The Ruthless Object of Running Water" are meaningful and lingering. I want to live forever, but I can't. I came back to reality from my dream, and I was constantly disappointed with the running water. This is a portrayal of the poet's loneliness, loneliness and sadness. From the artistic conception of ci, we can see the factors of "quietness and expressiveness", but there is no mystery of "transcendental metaphysics". Although there are dreams and illusions, it is still true.