At sunrise, the river is more red than fire, and in spring, the river is as green as blue. Tell me about the scenery described here.

The morning sun shines on the river like a flaming flower. The river in spring is as dark green as a daisy

. The two poems describing bonus and water green are metaphors: the river and green water blown by the spring breeze are as green as the green grass; The red flowers on the shore reflected by the morning light are redder than the raging flames. Such a vivid metaphor makes the spring in the south of the Yangtze River so colorful and vibrant! The charming and intoxicating spring scenery was once seen in Suzhou and Hangzhou, but now there is no such opportunity. The poem can't help sighing and saying: How can one not miss Jiangnan? The rhetorical question at the end tells the poet's deep love for Jiangnan and inspires readers' deep yearning for the beautiful scenery.