Luhuadang writes sentences describing the scenery in the text and talks about the author’s emotions contained in them.

① At night, the enemy stared at the eerie and dark large reed pond from the small window of the turret. The stars in the sky seemed to be immersed in water and about to drip down. Only late at night like this can the sound of waterbirds flying and singing can be heard in the reed pond. During the day, they hid tightly in their nests to avoid gunfire. Wei Zi still drilled upwards so hard, the target seemed to be the sky.

② On a night when the moon is bright and the wind is clear, if people's eyes are sharper, they can see a small boat pushed out from the reed pond, running to the southeast like a reed leaf in the lake.

③The drooping moon floats in the water-like sky.

④The moon has set, and there is some rustling wind in the reed pond after midnight.

⑤The next day, it was very hot at noon. On a red sun day, a layer of smoke floats on the water.

⑥There was no one in the lake, only a group of white silk-like waterfowl, which also flew north away from the Japanese and landed under a big lotus leaf to rest.

⑦The water here is as flat as a mirror, as clear as the blue sky, and elongated water plants float gently on the bottom.

⑧There, fresh reed flowers and a piece of unfolded purple velvet are flying in the wind.