1. Fortunately, you can find the person you like. And nestle in the red and green, love affairs, life will be smooth.
The poem comes from "Crane Soaring to the Sky·On the Golden List" written by Liu Yong in the Song Dynasty. The general meaning of these poems is: Fortunately, the person I like lives there, and it is worthy of my careful pursuit. Snuggling up with them and enjoying this romantic life is the greatest joy in my life. Youth is only a moment. I would rather exchange my fame for a glass of wine in my hand and the melodious singing in my ears.
Twenty and thirty years of fame and fortune, dust and dirt, eight thousand miles of clouds and moon. Don't wait any longer. The young man's head will turn gray, and it will be so sad!
The poem comes from "The River is Red" by Yue Fei of the Southern Song Dynasty. More than thirty years of fame are like dust, and eight thousand miles have passed through many turbulent lives. Good men, you should seize the time to make contributions to the country, and don't waste your youth in vain and wait for your old age to be miserable.
3. Throughout the ages, there is no hero to be found, and Sun Zhong seeks a place. On the dance pavilion and singing stage, the wind is always blown away by the wind and the rain.
From "Yongyu Le·Jingkou Beigu Pavilion Nostalgia" by Xin Qiji of the Song Dynasty. After thousands of years of history, it is difficult to find a hero like Sun Quan. The dance pavilions and singing stages of the past are still there, but the heroes have long since disappeared with the passage of time. The setting sun shines on the ordinary alleys covered with grass and trees. People say that this is where Liu Yu once lived.
4. If you are proud of life, you must have all the joy, and don’t let the golden bottle stand empty against the moon. It is my nature that my talents will be useful, and I will come back after all my money has been spent.
From "The Wine Will Come" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty, when you are proud of your life, you should indulge in joy and don't let this golden cup face the bright moon empty without wine. Everyone's birth must have its own value and meaning. Even if a thousand taels of gold (even if) is used up in one wave, it can still be obtained again.
5. When autumn comes on September 8th, I will kill all the flowers after they bloom. The incense formation soaring into the sky penetrates Chang'an, and the whole city is covered with golden armor.
It comes from "Ode to Chrysanthemums in Budihou" written by Huang Chao in the Tang Dynasty. At that time, Huang Chao was leading hundreds of thousands of peasant rebels to besiege Chang'an. This poem uses chrysanthemums to describe the unstoppable power of the rebels. The beauty of this poem is that although it chants chrysanthemum, there is no word "chrysanthemum" in the whole poem, which makes people see the majestic momentum of the golden armored army about to conquer Chang'an.