Lotus leaf is infinite, what season is the lotus leaf reflecting sunlight?

This sentence comes from Yang Wanli's "Seeing Lin Zifang at Dawn in Jingci Temple" in the Southern Song Dynasty:

It is the scenery of the West Lake in June, which is really different from other seasons.

Lotus leaves will not turn green the next day, and lotus flowers are particularly bright red in the sun.

The poet highlighted the strong impact of lotus leaves and lotus flowers on people's vision with a kind of "blue" and a kind of "red". The lotus leaf is boundless, as if connected with the sky, and the weather is magnificent, which not only writes the infinity of the lotus leaf, but also renders the grandeur of heaven and earth, and has an extremely rich sense of spatial modeling. "Reflecting the sun" and "Lotus" set each other off to make the whole picture beautiful and vivid.

The whole poem is easy to understand, and the outstanding thing is to write feelings first, and then write the real situation, thus creating an effect of being empty first and then real. After reading it, you can really feel the beauty of the West Lake in June, "the four seasons are different".

Seeing Lin Zifang at Dawn in Jingci Temple is a four-line poem by Yang Wanli, a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty.

By describing the beautiful scenery of the West Lake in June, this poem twists and turns to express its attachment to its good friend Lin Zifang.

Baidu Encyclopedia knows that Jingci Temple sent Lin Zifang.