Seeing Lin Zifang at Dawn in Jingci Temple is a four-line poem by Yang Wanli, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. By describing the beautiful scenery of the West Lake in June, this poem twists and turns to express its attachment to its good friend Lin Zifang.

Original text:

It is the scenery of the West Lake in June, which is really different from other seasons.

The lotus leaf on the second day is infinitely blue, and the lotus flower on the second day is of different colors.

Appreciate:

The first two sentences take the word "after all" as the introduction, which not only coordinates the leveling, but also emphasizes the unique feeling that the heart passes by in an instant. Then it is logical to describe in detail the special scenery that made him fall in love with it, focusing on the charming lotus flowers that are "different" in the endless green, vividly depicting the beautiful scenery of the West Lake in June, which is different from usual. The last two sentences of this poem are intertextual, and their meanings are intertwined, which makes this poem vivid and concise.