Hui Chong (also known as Hui Chong): A native of Jianyang, Fujian, one of the nine monks in the early Song Dynasty, he can write poems and draw pictures.

Night Scene by the River is the name of a painting by Hui Chong. It consists of two paintings, one is a duck swimming in the water, and the other is a flying goose.

"Hui Chong Riverside Night Scene" Su Shi [Song Dynasty]

Two or three peach blossoms outside the bamboo forest and ducks in the water first noticed the warm spring.

The beach is covered with wormwood, asparagus is beginning to sprout, and puffer fish are preparing to swim upstream from the sea back to the river.

There are two or three peach blossoms outside the bamboo forest, and the ducks playing in the water first notice the warming of the river in early spring.

The beach is covered with Artemisia selengensis and reeds are sprouting short buds. At this time, the puffer fish will swim from the sea to the upper reaches of the river.

The poem "Duck Drama Map" with extended information reproduces the mid-spring scenery in the south of the Yangtze River in the original painting, integrates the poet's reasonable imagination, and complements the original painting.

The poem successfully wrote the scenery of the riverside in early spring. With his meticulous and keen feelings, Su Shi captured the characteristics of the scenery when the seasons changed and expressed his joy and praise for the early spring.

The whole poem is full of the breath and vitality of spring, giving people a fresh and comfortable feeling. Su Shi, a poet, put forward that "poetry and painting are in one, ingenious and fresh" and "there is painting in poetry and poetry in painting", which was well verified in his poem "Night Scene of the Spring River in Hui Chong".