Poems about summer are beautiful.

The bitter nights in midsummer are short, and the entrance is cool. -Tang Du Fu's "Summer Night Sigh" wants to compare the West Lake to the West, and light makeup is always appropriate. -"Drinking on the Lake"

Sigh on a Summer Night is a poem written by Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem was written in the summer of 759, two years in Gan Yuan, Tang Suzong, and Du Fu was in Huazhou. In April of that year, there was a severe drought and famine in Guanzhong, and the victims fled and were displaced. After Du Fu returned to Iowa from Chang 'an, he was still worried about the turbulent situation and the suffering people. However, he seems to have lost confidence in Tang Suzong and the important officials who held power in the imperial court. He sympathized with others, so he wrote this poem to express his feelings.

In the first four sentences, the poet misses the wind day and night. The poet lamented that the day is long and I don't know when it is night. The unbearable heat upset the poet. He hopes to call Wan to relieve the heat.

The following eight sentences, "Musicians from Kazuki Watanabe outside the sky", describe a cool summer night: the bright moon rises in the sky, and the scattered moonlight shines in the forest. The poet lamented that the midsummer night was too short and the day was too long.