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What is the first sentence of a dragonfly standing in front of its head?

A long time ago, there was a dragonfly standing on it. The last sentence was that Xiao He only showed his sharp horns.

The meaning of these two poems is that a small dragonfly stood on the lotus leaf as soon as it emerged from the water.

The original Younger:

Song Yang Wanli

The silence of spring is because I don't want a long stream of water. The shadows reflected on the water like sunny days and breezes.

The delicate lotus flower bud shows a sharp corner from the water, and a naughty little dragonfly stands on its head.

Appreciation: The poem "Xiaochi" is a fresh sketch describing the beautiful scenery of the pond in early summer, showing the beautiful scenery in early summer. This poem uses a spring eye, a trickle, a pool of shade, a few small lotus leaves and a small dragonfly to form a vivid landscape of a small pool. This poem uses a detail in life to write the love and interest in early summer, making the whole picture full of poetry and painting.

Koike's creative background

Xiaochi is contained in Volume 7 of Chengzhai Collection and Jianghu Collection, and the poems recorded in this collection are basically arranged in the order of working time and season. Koike's eighth poem is Ice Shen Sui Tide. "Shen Bing" refers to Xichun's third year in Song Xiaozong (1 176), while "Sui Dynasty" refers to the first day of the first month, so it can be seen that the poem "Xiaochi" was written after the Spring Festival that year. Koike's first and second poems are "Summer quatrains" and "Light rain in late spring", indicating that these two poems were written in late spring and early summer.

The fifth poem after Koike is entitled "Fishing for Sesshū Tōyō in Summer", which shows that the author still lives in the study of "Fishing for Sesshū Tōyō" in Jishui on that hot day. In Jishui, even in Jiangxi and Hunan, the first time the lotus blooms is in the early May of the lunar calendar. According to the words "shade tree", "river" and "sharp corner" in the poem "Xiaochi", it can be inferred that the writing time of this poem should be the beginning of May in the third year of Xichun (1 176).

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-"Xiaochi"