"Spring eyes are silent and cherish a trickle, and the shade of trees shines on the water and loves sunny and soft" comes from a seven-character quatrain "Xiaochi" written by Yang Wanli, a poet in the Song Dynasty. It uses personification rhetoric.

A word "pity" turns ruthlessness into sentience, as if spring is letting it flow silently and slowly because of the pity of love; A word "love" gives life to the green tree. It seems to like the soft sunshine and shows its charm with water as a mirror.

If there is anything else, I think it is twofold.