Let's talk about "how wide the world is, how close the trees are to heaven and how close the moon is to the water!" " It means Meng Haoran's "Sleeping at Jiande".

The sky in the wilderness is lower than the treetops, and the moon shadow of Chengjiang is closer to the passengers on board.

Appreciate the poet's eastward crossing to Zhejiang, and write this poem on a boat moored at Jiande River. These two sentences not only write a quiet night view of the river, but also contain the sadness of travel. Its language structure is very dialectical: only because of wildness, the sky is low; Just because of Qingjiang River, I think the moon is near. If the reader were here, he would feel this way. Among them, "low" and "close" are called poetic eyes by Song people, but there is no affectation, which is the beauty of Tang poetry. If you appreciate them carefully, you will know that the scenery is full of emotion and infinite poetry.

When my boat was sailing in the fog, the day was getting dark, and ancient memories began to emerge: how vast the world was, how close the trees were to heaven, and how clear the moon in the water was! .