The Fisherman's Song expresses the author's love for freedom and nature.
Original text: Egrets fly in front of Xisai Mountain, and mandarin fish is fat in peach blossom and flowing water. Green Ruo Li, green coir raincoat, slanting wind and light rain do not have to return.
Egrets are flying freely in front of Xisai Mountain. In the river, plump mandarin fish are swimming happily. The peach blossoms floating in the water are so bright and full. The fisherman wore a blue Ruo hat and a green coir raincoat, braved the slanting wind and drizzle.
This word expresses the author's ideal in the beautiful water scenery and the ideal life of fishermen. What attracts readers more in the poem is not a calm and comfortable fisherman, but the picture of the spring river rising and misty rain during the February peach blossom season in Jiangxiang. Green mountains in the rain, fishing boats on the river, egrets in the sky, peaches on both sides, bright colors but soft, quiet but vibrant atmosphere. This not only reflects the author's artistic ingenuity, but also reflects his lofty, bold, elegant and refined interest. After the word was recited, it was not only popular at that time, but also spread abroad, opening the way for Chinese poetry writers in the east of Japan to fill in the words. The five "Fisherman's Songs" by the lofty emperor and seven of his officials' works of reconciliation were restructured based on this word.
