Also known as azaleas, evergreen or deciduous shrubs. The leaves are ovoid and elliptic. It blooms in spring, and the corolla is wide and funnel-shaped and red. This is a famous ornamental plant.
Tang Juyi's "Going to Liu Jiu-Er's Forest in the Rain, Going to the Temple": In the clouds, Taiwan Temple is muddy in the middle of the road, which not only prevents fellow travelers from being lazy, but also returns. Will say or worry about the rain, I don't know how to find the mountain. You should only go to the striker and come to school half a day late. I cherish azaleas most, and the spring breeze blows different climbs.
The towering Taige Palace on the mountain needs to pass through a muddy mountain road to reach it. My fellow travelers didn't arrive, but I didn't want to go down the mountain. Some people may say that I am lonely in the face of heavy rain, but I don't know that I am going to visit famous mountains. They should have been integrated into the mountains long ago, but they came a step late because of the wind and rain. Unfortunately, the splendid azaleas are blown all over the floor by spring breeze and spring rain, so we can't enjoy them together.
I think you can understand the implication of this poem, mainly because the patience and will of both sides are different, so some people can climb mountains and see the beautiful scenery without fear of difficulties, while others can't, so it is a pity that everyone can't reach the same destination or place at the same time and enjoy the beauty of azaleas.
References:
Full Tang Poetry Volume 440th