There are four lines in the poem and four scenes: the stream is clear and clean, the drizzle is pouring over the trees, the geese and ducks are playing, and the peach blossoms are chasing the water. T

There are four lines in the poem and four scenes: the stream is clear and clean, the drizzle is pouring over the trees, the geese and ducks are playing, and the peach blossoms are chasing the water. The picture is very vivid, as vivid as the present, and it makes people leisurely and fascinated. The poet expresses his emotion with the scene of geese and ducks "taking advantage of the peach blossoms". Spring has gone, and the geese and ducks don't know it, so they chase each other happily, carefree, but people are different. They know that spring is coming and that spring is going. Although the fallen flowers can be chased , time cannot be turned back, and the poet's feelings of cherishing spring are beyond words.