At the end of March, I didn't know how many easterly winds there were, and I couldn't feel the breath of spring, which swept away my good thoughts. I didn't come here to look for spring, and I didn't regret the end of spring. I just deeply remembered the peach blossom of this tree, and its jade looks lonely. How many times can it withstand wind and rain in a deserted place? How long can we hold on? Lu Kai's poem: "Fold flowers and send them to people in Longtou. "I also want to fold a peach blossom and send it to my relatives and friends in my hometown through the courier from the west (the ancient postman) to see the spring flowers outside the customs and show my perseverance. See Peach Blossom Notes when you leave the customs
1 Sai Yuan: it refers to the outside of the Great Wall. In ancient times, it was called the north of the Great Wall. Wall: wall. 2 Bohai Sea: refers to Bohai Sea. Invasion: near. 3 stack barrier: here refers to the Great Wall. Overlap: overlap. Barrier: refers to the castle used for defense at the dangerous place of frontier fortress. Also: ring. 4 delete: delete. 5 spring stop: spring residue. 6 jade capacity: refers to peach blossoms. 7 Want to attach: I intend to attach it.
A comment on the romantic son going out to see peach blossoms
This word describes the scene of the Spring Festival Evening in the cold weather outside the Great Wall. The capital is already in the doldrums of spring, but the outside world is still "soft willows" and "short grass", only "a peach blossom, smiling at people alone." The word "a peach tree" is deliberately used to contrast the desolate scenery outside the customs. The first film was written about the joy of seeing peach blossoms outside the customs. The next piece, from the peach blossom in Saibei, is associated with the dusk of spring in Beijing, so it adds more meaning to cherish spring. The whole word is novel in materials and ingenious in conception. Ups and downs, euphemistic twists and turns. "A peach tree smiles at people alone" is especially vivid. Poetic Works: Romantic Son, Seeing Peach Blossoms when Going through Customs. Author: Zhang Huiyan's poems in Qing Dynasty are classified into graceful and restrained, frontier fortress, peach blossom and cherishing spring.