Inadvertently, the reeds on the shore of the lake are already verdant, the breeze blows, and the green waves are layered.
Reed is a common aquatic plant. It grows near rivers, lakes, swamps and other waters, and is an important member of wetland ecology.
As the seasons change, the reed changes its color, from tender green to dark green to light yellow and white. Especially in the autumn and winter alternates, the reed flowers are like clouds of snow, and they are dreamy.
The aesthetic value of reeds has been fully reflected in literature, painting and other fields. In poetry, the reed is the favorite, and even more so in the eyes of the ancients. I love the "Book of Poetry" in the "Song of Poetry", "the leaves are pale, and the white dew is frost"; Bai Juyi's "The wind is drifting and the snow falls like rice, and Suo Suo Xiao Xiao is among the reeds"; Cao Yi's "Guanhe is silent for thousands of miles, the moon is shining on the reeds" and so on.
The natural form and environment in which the reed grows, as well as the atmosphere it creates, make people feel a quiet, quiet and simple beauty. "Drifting snow in aloes" is one of the representative scenery of winter in Jiangnan Water Town.
In painting, reeds are used to express the beauty of nature and humanity. The painters use delicate brushstrokes to outline the form and color of the reed, making people feel a tranquility, harmony and natural beauty. For example, the Ming Dynasty painter Lin Liang's "Picture of Birds in the Cold Reed", in which the reeds are handsome and colorful, and the wind bones are not lost to bamboo, which has far-reaching significance.
Reed not only has important aesthetic value, reed stalks and reed leaves can also be used to weave daily necessities, and are durable and environmentally friendly, bringing convenience and practical value to people's lives.
Reeds are not only a beautiful plant.