As Song poetry, why do some people say that "it rains at home in Huangmei season" and some people say that "it is sunny when plums are yellow"?

There have been discussions in this regard before:

There are several points:

1. When Huangmei is ripe, it is not only rainy, but also cloudy and sunny. Ancient poets were very sensitive to this point, so they wrote according to their own life reality and expressed their feelings about the scenery. For example, Yico Zeng's "Three Roads in the Road" said: "Plum blossoms are fragrant, and streams are full of mountains. The shade does not reduce the road, but adds four or five orioles. " Dai Fugu's "Summer" says: "The water in the duck pond is shallow and deep, and the weather is half cloudy and sunny when the plums are ripe. Dongyuan is drunk and Xiyuan is drunk, and the loquat trees are all picked. " This poem is about "it rains at home in Huangmei season", and it has its unique interest to write sunny, rainy and semi-cloudy and semi-sunny.

Excerpted from Selected Poems of Song Dynasty published by Jiangsu Ancient Books Publishing House.

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2. In early summer, it was rainy in the Yangtze River basin, but it was mainly sunny in Quzhou in the south. (in the middle of the third road. )

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This is determined by the particularity of things. In the past, when plums were ripe, it was usually rainy, but this time it was sunny every day, so the poet expressed his very happy mood.

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4. It is not so much the realism of the natural weather at that time as the portrayal of the poet's happy mood. The poem is elegant and light, comely and gratifying. No wonder Zhao Geng's father praised the author's poem as "The new moon rises in the middle of the night, and the early spring is lighter than the soup" ("Poem between Plum and Stone").

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5. Plum blossom Yellowstone is in late spring and early summer. The sun is shining this season.

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