2. If you want to compare the West Lake to the West Lake, it is always appropriate to wear light makeup and heavy makeup: from the beginning of "two rains on the lake drink Chu Qing", Su Shi compared the West Lake to an ancient beauty stone, and both light makeup and heavy makeup were just right, praising the natural beauty of the West Lake and the beautiful characteristics of all seasons.
3. Bamboo-stick sandals are lighter than horses. Who is afraid? A misty rain lasts a lifetime: from "Don't listen to the sound of leaves in the Woods", this poem shows Su Shi's open-minded and optimistic attitude when facing the storms of life. Holding bamboo sticks and wearing sandals is better than riding a horse, fearless and calmly facing the ethereal life.
4. I don't know the true face of Lushan Mountain, only in this mountain: from Xilin Wall, this poem takes Lushan Mountain as a metaphor, indicating that people often find it difficult to see the truth of things because they are in it, and need to jump out of the limitations and observe and think from a broader perspective.
People have joys and sorrows, and the moon has ups and downs. This is an old and difficult thing: it comes from "When will the moon be full of water?" In this poem, Su Shi profoundly reveals the universal law of life and nature, that is, whether people have joys and sorrows or the moon has ups and downs, it is inevitable. But instead of falling into negativity, we faced these changes with an open mind.
6. Try new fire, new tea, poetry and wine to ride the years: This poem comes from Looking at Jiangnan Beyond Things, which expresses Su Shi's love and cherish for life, advocates eating, drinking and enjoying the beautiful years with poetry and wine, and this positive attitude towards life also reflects Su Shi's attitude towards life.