Rewrite Yan Shu s Huanxi Sha in chronological order, in the form of a story

Yan Shu's "Huanxi Sha, a New Song and a Cup of Wine" is a famous article of the Song Dynasty, expounding the philosophy: all the beautiful things that are bound to disappear cannot prevent their disappearance, but there are still beautiful things at the same time as they disappear, and life will not become a void because of the disappearance, but this kind of reappearance is not equal to the original reappearance of beautiful things after all, it is just "déjà vu", and what permeates the sentence is a mixture of nostalgia and melancholy, which seems to be both rushing and deep and graceful life touch.

One day, Su Shi, a great poet of the Song Dynasty, traveled to Qishui, and heard the locals say that the scenery of Qingquan Temple there is quiet and beautiful, and Su Shi went to Qingquan Temple in the morning. There is a small stream next to Qingquan Temple, called Lanxi, which is different from the others, and it actually flows to the west. The stream is gurgling at the bottom of the mountain, and the bluegrass by the stream pulls out the buds and spreads and soaks in the stream.

The sandstone path between pines and cypresses is clean and mud-free after being washed by the spring rain. It was dusk, and the rhododendrons in the pine forest were crying in the drizzle. What a beautiful and tranquil mountain and forest scenery it is!

When Su Shi saw it, he sighed with emotion: Seeing that this stream can flow westward, who said that life can no longer have a young time? Stop sighing for gray hair, hurry up, don't waste any more time!

It would be nice to add a little more yourself.

Summary. The images that Manshu's "Washing the Sand of the River" does not express the passage of time are: the washing of sand, the gurgling of the river, the swaying of willow branches on the riverbank, the wandering of fish in the river, the rippling reeds by the river, the swaying of fishing boats on the river, the flickering of fireflies in the river, the reeds on the riverbank brushing across the river, and the singing of birds in the river.

Which imagery in Yan Shu's "Huanxi Sha" does not show the passage of time?

The images that do not express the passage of time in Manshu's "Washing the Sand and Noise of Suixi" are: the washing of sand, the gurgling of the river, the swaying of willow branches on the riverbank, the wandering of fish in the river, the rippling of reeds by the river, the swaying of fishing boats on the river, the flickering of fireflies in the river, the reeds on the riverbank brushing across the river, and the singing of birds in the river.

Fellow, I really didn't understand, I can be more specific.

"Washing Xisha" is a poem by Manshu, which describes the scene of Tongyan burning in Xixisha, and expresses the beauty and magic of Xixisha. The poem does not show the passage of time, but depicts the scene of washing the sand of the river vividly, which makes ** forget to return. Xixi sand is a special type of sand that is formed due to the fact that the sand in the river is washed by the current, forming a special shape.

The formation process of washing the sand is a long process, it is washed by the current and slowly forms a special shape, which is also the beauty of the washing sand. In order to solve the problem of washing sand in streams, it is first necessary to strengthen the protection of washing sand in streams, avoid polluting the rivers that wash sand in streams, and prevent the sand from being excavated and destroyed. Secondly, it is necessary to strengthen the research on Xixisha, and have an in-depth understanding of the process of the formation of Xixisha, as well as the characteristics of Xixisha, so as to better protect Xixisha's Zen shirt.