What is the content of ancient prose describing the spring tide in Qiantang River?

The main content of tide watching: This paper describes what the author saw and heard before, during and after the high tide in Qiantang River, as well as the grand occasion of tide watching.

The beauty of nature and the beauty of humanity are skillfully intertwined, and the spectacular scenes of tides, the moving scenes of naval exercises, the heroic spirit of surfers and the amazement of the crowd are described in four paragraphs with very concise pen and ink, which makes readers immersive.

This short and pithy classical Chinese poem praised the strangeness, grandeur and grandeur of the Qiantang River tide, and expressed the author's sincere feelings of loving the great rivers and mountains of the motherland. The full text comprehensively uses a variety of rhetorical devices, and the language is concise, but it describes the extremely huge tide-watching scene in an orderly way, with clear priorities, vivid images and excellent writing.

Extended data:

In Ding Qiao Town, Haining City, there is a place called Daguan, 55 kilometers away from Hangzhou Bay, which is an excellent place to watch the tide. Due to long-term sediment deposition, a sandbar is formed in the river channel, which divides the tidal wave from Hangzhou Bay into two waves: the east tide and the south tide. After bypassing the sandbar, the two tides crossed and embraced like two brothers, forming a changeable and spectacular cross tide.

It presents a spectacular scene of "thunder gathering on the sea and waterfalls in the river". At the moment when the two tides collided, a water column was stirred up, which was as high as several feet, splashing and stirring.

By the time the water column fell back into the river, there were already two tidal heads on the river, which were cross-shaped and quickly ran west. At the same time, the intersection moved northward like an avalanche, hitting the straight seawall, splashing huge water and landing on the top of the pond.