Those ancient poems about summer

The evening breeze takes away the heat, and the small pond is filled with water. ——Liu Guangzu's "Dong Xian Song·Lotus"

Translation: The breeze in the evening has eliminated the heat of the day, and the lotus leaves stand quietly in the small pond.

The cool breeze in late summer in Yuanxi brings spring wine to the bamboo bushes. ——Wang Changling's "Longbiao Picnic"

Translation: On a summer night, I took a walk by the Yuan River in the cool wind. My friends accompanied each other with wine and came to the depths of the bamboo forest.

The bitter nights are short in midsummer, so open the xuan to enjoy the slight coolness. ——Du Fu's "Summer Night Sigh"

Translation: The midsummer night is too short, so I open the window to enjoy the coolness.

The water and the sky are clear, and the courtyard is quiet and people are spending the summer. ——Xiang Hongzuo's "Qing Ping Le· Enjoying the Coolness on the Pond"

Translation: The water and the sky are all calm and cool, and the quiet people in the courtyard are enjoying the coolness in the summer.

Where the bamboos are deep and the trees are densely buzzing with insects, there is sometimes a slight coolness that is not the wind. ——Yang Wanli "Chasing the Coolness on a Summer Night"

Translation: In the dense bamboo forest where insects are constantly chirping, there are waves of coolness coming from time to time, but it is not the wind.