The poor wood withered, only to see the new name of leafy, refused to compete for color, burning the waterfront of the Buddha wilderness! Excuse me, what do these words mean

"The poor trees are dying, but they are flourishing with new names, refusing to compete for color and burning the Buddha's waterfront!" Unfortunately, many trees have withered, and only lush branches can be seen. Noble flowers don't want to compete with other flowers. Their beautiful colors surprise the whole lotus pond.

The original text of this poem is: "The early cold of Xiting is like early spring, cold flowers lean on pedestrians, poor trees wither, and new branches bloom alone." Bright clothes are covered with clouds and dew, and incense wears dust. The famous garden refused to compete for color and burned the wild shore of Tian Tao. "

This is when Cai Xiang, a calligrapher of the Northern Song Dynasty, passed through Yuan Geng Post Station in Zhangzhou, Fujian, and saw the prosperity of hibiscus flowers, he happily wrote a poem praising hibiscus flowers.

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The practical significance of this poem:

1, be a noble and clean person, and don't agree with some people because of the secular. We should try our best to "get rid of silt without dyeing, clear without demon"

2, to learn to cherish, many things are fleeting, such as the flowers and trees mentioned in the poem, may wither unconsciously, so it is really important to learn to cherish, cherish family and cherish everyone who appears in life.