To be honest, it is difficult to interpret these two lines of poetry. Who is the author? What's your life? It’s all something that needs to be understood, so I’ll give it a try.
Peach blossoms are red when spring is in full bloom
I see through it that the author, even though he is a poet, has no intention of looking at spring or admiring flowers. The Buddha also said that to break through is to get rid of illusions. meaning, and the illusion that the Buddha talks about is the current world.
The heart is empty, and the Buddha also talks about emptiness, which means that the world has become an illusion and cannot be attached to.
Naihe means helpless
The water rises, the spring breeze blows over the water
The ripples are wide, and the water makes waves.
In general, the poet seems to have no intention of clinging to worldly affairs, but if the water makes waves, how can he not be bothered by them?
There should be a very contradictory psychology in it, and some sense of the vicissitudes of life.
If the main theme of the poem is love, it proves that the person is still connected and has become a stranger.
I think this kind of hazy poem is really difficult to understand, so there is no need to force it. After deconstruction, it is not beautiful.
Let’s just listen to the ridiculous explanation and shake hands!