This poem is from Chou Yuan's poem Ding Wei Yuan Ri. The original text is as follows:
Flowers flow well, and wind and frost grow old.
Idle to stay in the water, the dream is full of lakes and mountains.
Snow-frozen locusts should be avoided, and spring geese want to return.
Fu Tao wrote casually, and fate is irrelevant.
Translation:
Time flies, and before you know it, you're 60 years old. After the baptism of time and wind and frost, my face has already shown signs of aging.
After spending my leisure time in the water, I dream of traveling all over the lake and mountains.
Locusts should be avoiding the cold brought by snow, the sound of spring is noisy, and the geese flying south should come back soon.
I drew a peach symbol for the New Year, that's all. Whether it is a blessing or a curse has nothing to do with me.
Extended data:
Hua Jia: In the old days, heavenly stems and earthly branches was regarded as the Gregorian calendar year, and 60 years was regarded as a Hua Jia, also known as Jia Zi. Flowers: describe the intricacies of branch names. Refers to an old man of sixty.
Source: Song Jigong's Chronicle of Tang Poetry, Volume 66: "(Zhao Mu) Li Changji, a super-large middle school, Xian Tong Middle School, is a short song, saying to wine:' ... sixty flowers in your hand, and the cycle is like a pearl falling. "
Chou Yuan: (1247 ~ 1326) was born in Qiantang (now Hangzhou, Zhejiang), with one word and one benevolence. Because he lives in Qiushan, Yuhang Creek, he is called Mr. Mountain Village. A writer and calligrapher in Yuan Dynasty. During Yuan Dade's reign (1297~ 1307), he was appointed as a professor of Confucianism in Liyang at the age of 58, and soon came back, thus ending in melancholy.
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