The pond is full of water and flowers, and the fresh leaves smell delicious.

The water in the pond is full, the flowers in spring are all over the branches, and the green leaves are fragrant.

Source: Huanxisha, the pond is full of water and the branches are full of flowers since the Song Dynasty.

Background: The specific creation time of this word is unknown. According to the whole poem, the scene of your family's spring girlfriends may have been accidentally felt by the author in his leisurely life. As for the author of this word, generally, Zhang Xian's statement contained in Poems of Caotang and Zhao Lingzhi's statement revised by Ling in Notes on Ming Ci are adopted.

The word "extended information" touches the environment, writing out what people see, hear and feel in the boudoir in turn, advancing layer by layer, feeling the landscape from far and near, and people are gradually being rendered. At the beginning, the phrase "the pond is full of water and the flowers are full of branches" writes the scenery full of spring from a visual point of view. The word "human" is used to express the succession of water and flowers, which is a combination of Wei Yan's famous sentence "Six ponds overflow in spring, and the sunset is late in the house" in the Tang Dynasty, which very aptly shows the spring scenery outside the building.

Fragrant oriole transforms bright colors into the spread of smells, adds a sense of smell to the auditory experience and makes spring more lively. Semantically, it is not only connected with the previous sentence, but also a different situation. Among them, "Luanxiang" inherits the previous sentence "flowers are full of branches" and the word "chaos" to write the spring scenery of a hundred flowers.

The word "Yu" in "Talking Orioles" imagines the singing of orioles as a whispering performance, which is full of emotion and makes the chirp of orioles' soft voice more prominent. The phrase "the east wind gently makes a curtain" describes the spring scenery from the perspective of touch, and connects the lush spring scenery with the people in the curtain. The word "lane" is somewhat provocative, and the word "curtain" points out the existence of people.

From the pond to the flowers, and then to the curtains in the yard, although there is no context to follow, it forms a whole picture. This sentence is written about the curtain of Spring Breeze. Although there is no person, the feelings of the characters have been faintly revealed.

Outside the curtain, the spring is bright, but people are deep in the curtain. They are lazy, have no mind to travel and enjoy spring, or are full of sadness and afraid to watch spring alone. This sentence makes no sense, leaving room for imagination, which is light.