A poem describing unbearable heat and summer.

This poem describes the unbearable heat and summer:

1, the bitter nights in midsummer are short, and the porch is cool. -Du Fu's Summer Night Sigh.

Appreciation: Describe a cool summer night, when a bright moon rises in the sky and the sparse moonlight is reflected in the forest. Du Fu lamented that the midsummer night was too short to be sold and the days were long. His poems really express the feelings of the people. It's not cold at night in summer, but it's not very hot. If the night is longer, it may be cooler.

When he opened the window, he could see tiny things and insects flapping their wings at night. Therefore, he is associated with the fact that it is natural to enjoy life itself, no matter how big or small it is.

2. Farmer Fang Xia Yun, I dare to eat. -Du Fu's "Big Heat".

Appreciation: It's too hot. The whole world is like a big porcelain kiln. In the hot summer of June, the sun burns like charcoal fire. Everything is like fired pottery. Why do people complain about the hot weather? Look at the fruits of autumn, also in the hot summer.

Farmers are farming in this weather, and the fields are terribly hot. The water poured seems to be half-opened, and the sweat on the farmers' backs is as much as someone spilled a pot of water. Seeing such a situation, how dare the author sit and eat with peace of mind?

3, the bright moon does not surprise magpies, and the breeze sings at midnight. -Xin Qiji's Xijiang Moon Walking on Huangsha Road.

Appreciation: Described the wind, the moon, cicadas, magpies and other extremely ordinary scenery, but after the author's clever combination, the result is unusual at ordinary times. Magpies are flying around the branches, not hovering over the heads of ordinary trees. Because of the bright moonlight, the magpie woke up with a start, and the magpie flew in surprise, which naturally caused the "other branches" to shake.

At the same time, cicadas have their own time to sing. Singing at night is different from oral singing under the scorching sun. When the cool breeze blows slowly, it is often very quiet. In a word, the words "surprised magpie" and "singing cicada" contain the silence in the movement, and ridicule them to describe the scenery under the "cool breeze" and "bright moon" in the middle of the night.