A poem about a small fish jumping into the water and splashing.

Birds fly to the village to get sleepy, and fish play in the water to know spring.

It means that birds fly in the village and people feel the dawn; Fish are playing in the water, and people know that spring is coming.

This poem is from Suburb of Midspring, which is a five-character poem by Wang Bo, a poet in the early Tang Dynasty. This poem describes the beautiful and clean environment in the suburbs of Midspring, reveals the poet's aversion to dirty officialdom from the opposite side, and expresses the poet's feelings of seclusion in mountains and rivers. The style of the whole poem is elegant and fresh, and it is quietly lyrical in the faint scenery description. The style of writing is fresh, the sentences are elegant, the genus is neat and the phonology is harmonious.