A Day in the Life of a Little Water Monster

"Crash, ding-ding-dong——" Who is ringing the water bell in the cracks of the rocks? It turns out to be the little water monster Qingxi! She will turn water splashes into crackling popping candies, sweet and rocky fangs; Use pine needles to sew rhombus leaf boats, carrying small fish and drifting into the green dreamland of pine shadows; At dusk, the stream water can be dyed into orange soda color, turning the small fish into glowing satsumas! The fifth poem in "Telling Children about Tang Poems" is inspired by Wang Wei's "Green Stream": when the words enter the Huanghua River, they chase the green stream water every time. There will be thousands of turns along the mountain, and the journey will be endless. There is a lot of noise in the rocks, but the color is quiet deep in the pines. The ripples are full of water chestnuts, and the clear water reflects the reeds. My mind is already free, and the Qingchuan River is so peaceful. Please stay on the rock, fishing will be over. Intention: Listen to the heartbeat of all things with the little water monster, and love nature with childishness