What are the poems describing water in the first volume of ancient poetry in the third grade?

1, the spring eyes are silent and cherish the trickle, and the shade of the trees shines on the water and loves sunny and soft. -Yang Wanli's Little Pool

2, look at the landscape color of Dongting, a green snail in the silver plate. -Liu Yuxi's "Looking at Dongting"

At sunrise, flowers in the river are better than fire, and in spring, the river is as green as blue. -Bai Juyi's "Three Memories of Jiangnan"

4. One water to protect the field will be green, and two mountains will be green. -Wang Anshi's "Mr. Shu Lake Yin Wall"

5. How much trouble can you have? Like a river flowing eastward. -Li Yu "When is the Spring Flower and Autumn Moon?

6. The mountains are long and there is a lot of water. -Yan Shu's "Butterfly Lovers, Sills, Chrysanthemums, Sorrow, Smoke, Blue Tears and Dewdrops"

7. I will walk until the river blocks my way, then sit down and look at the rising clouds. -Wang Wei's "My retreat in Zhongnanshan"

8. Flowers bloom and fall, and flowing water gurgles. One kind of lovesickness, two places of leisure. -Li Qingzhao's "A piece of plum, red lotus root fragrance, residual jade in autumn"

9. People grow up and hate water. -Yuan Haowen "Linjiang County, the Road from Luoyang to Jin Meng"

10, the thin shadow is shallow and the dusk is fragrant. -Lin Bu's "Xiao Mei Yi in the Mountain Garden"

1 1. The courtyard is as empty as water, and the algae and grass in the water are intertwined and covered with bamboo and cypress. -Su Shi visited Chengtian Temple at night.

12, Tianmen interrupted the opening of the Chu River, and Higashi Shimizu flowed here. -Li Bai's Looking at Tianmen Mountain

13, a setting sun spread in the water, half river rustling, half river red. -Bai Juyi's "Mu Jiang Yin"

Since we broke up, we drifted like a cloud, and ten years passed like water, until we finally got together again. -Wei, "Huai Shang Wen Liang Chuan Old Friend"

15, bustling things scatter incense dust, running water is ruthless. -Du Mu's "Golden Valley Garden"