Tomorrow: After the Double Ninth Festival; Yellow flower: chrysanthemum. Originally refers to the chrysanthemum that gradually withered after the Double Ninth Festival. From the poem "Two Rhymes of Nine Kings": "If you don't come back when you meet, Huang Die will be sad tomorrow. "
It means: since we are together, don't rush back. It is better to enjoy the flowers when the chrysanthemums are in full bloom on the Double Ninth Festival. Because, if we wait until "tomorrow", the Double Ninth Festival will be over, not only people will be bored, but also flying butterflies will be worried when they see outdated chrysanthemums.
Chrysanthemum viewing on Chongyang (the ninth day of the ninth lunar month) is one of the folk customs in China. Therefore, ancient literati and poets often get together on this day to admire flowers and compose poems.
Extended information 1. synonym
1, times have changed
This is an idiom in China, pronounced shí guò jìng qiān ā n ā n, which means that the situation changes with time. Liang Qingqichao's The Future of New China: "Things have changed; This book is naturally useless ... "Sun Li's Lu Xiu Documentary": "Time has passed, the color has faded, and I have lost interest in them." ?
Times have changed.
Times have changed, customs have changed, and the pinyin shí yí sú yì indicates that times have changed and social atmosphere has also changed. Lu Xun's Wandering High in Old Master Q: "But times have changed and the world is finally getting better." ?
Second, antonyms
as always
As always, it is a Chinese idiom, and the pinyin is y Ξ rú-j Ξ wng (note the tone sandhi: "y Ξ rú jwng"), which means that the attitude and practice have not changed, and it is still the same as before. The Second Handshake Six: "Since the late Qing Dynasty, there have been more than 1,000 overseas students in China, many of whom have achieved academic success. However, the status quo of poverty and weakness in China has not changed at all. "
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