This poem is adapted from the Qing Dynasty's "Spring Day Notes" and the famous painter and poet Zheng Banqiao's "Spring Words." It vividly depicts the beautiful and vibrant scenes of spring. Through repetitive sentence structures and rich natural imagery, the poem showcases the arrival of spring, the spring sun, flowing streams, lush green fields, blooming flowers, flying birds, playful fish and shrimp, busy butterflies and bees, and the changes brought by spring wind and rain.
This poem is a tribute to spring, highlighting the vitality and beauty of the season. It not only inherits the fine traditions of classical Chinese poetry but also presents a captivating spring scene for modern readers with its catchy rhythm and rich imagery.
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