Poem "Watching Fish in Huagang"

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Analysis:

Watching fish in Huagang is one of the ten scenic spots in West Lake. In the Ming Dynasty, Wu Cong first wrote a poem:

The rest of the red water cherishes spring,

Do not distinguish between peach blossoms and brocade scales.

Don't blow the waves to the east wind,

Yuanyang woke up, Leng Xiang.

During Kangxi's southern tour in the Qing Dynasty, on the site of Dingxiang Temple between Yingbo Bridge and Suolan Bridge in Su Causeway, a pond culture was built, a pavilion and a garden were built, and a monument was erected, engraved with the words "Watching Fish in the Flower Harbor".

When Qianlong visited the West Lake, he wrote poems about the scenery here:

Liuhua Port at the foot of Huajiashan,

There are fish, fish and flowers everywhere,

The most beautiful thing is spring,

The bottom will be autumn waters, and South China will be realized.