Literally, the meaning is simple, that is:
There is a peach blossom temple in Taohuawu. There is a peach fairy in Taohua Temple. Peach fairies cultivate peach trees and pick them as drinks.
Very straightforward. No one should understand it, right? The first four lines, like a long "push" lens, suddenly present the fairy in a painting to the readers from far and near. In just four lines, six "peach blossoms" are used repeatedly, stacked repeatedly, linked back and forth, and colorful, and soon a world of flowers is piled up, which makes people fall into their own situation. The unhurried tone and speed of speech increase the reader's intimacy and curiosity: what kind of fairy life does this peach blossom fairy lead? In the next four lines, a beautiful picture of "drunken lying in the greenhouse" is unfolded: "When you wake up, you just sit in front of the flowers, and when you are drunk, you will come to sleep under the flowers. Half awake and half drunk day after day, bloom year after year. " You see how carefree and happy the Peach Blossom Fairy is. She enjoys flowers in drunkenness every year. Here, flowers and wine are not completely foreign things that poets are worried about, but just a part of their lives, or they have become independent individuals, and flowers, wine and people are integrated into a harmonious whole. The above words can be described as the author's own situation, vivid, vivid and meaningful. This passage comes from Baidu Encyclopedia ~
Tang Yin is brilliant and sharp-edged, but young and frustrated. After seeing through the officialdom, he spurned his official career and finally adopted the same lifestyle as many literati in China history: passive seclusion. This poem is a typical example of this idea. If it seems crazy and arrogant, it seems free and easy, but it also vaguely reveals a kind of loneliness in which the world is drunk and I wake up alone. Its deep-rooted talent and ambition can also be seen.