From "Dried Plums", the whole poem is as follows:
Rain hits pear blossoms and closes the door, forgetting youth and missing it.
Pleasure * * * Who said that? Flowers are charming, and the moon is charming.
Sorrow gathers eyebrows, and a thousand tears mark ten thousand tears marks.
See the sky at dawn and the clouds at dusk. When I walk, I miss you; Even when I am sitting, I miss you.
The author is Tang Yin (1470-1524), a famous painter, calligrapher and poet in Ming Dynasty.
Short Story: Tang Bohu's character has always been wild and arrogant. At the age of 27, he was drinking with his good friend Zhang Ling when he took the college entrance examination. He was disgusted by Fang Zhi, the invigilator who took part in the imperial examination, and became notorious in Sun Shan.
Later, some celebrities in Suzhou pleaded for him, and Fang Zhicai agreed to "supplement" and let him take the provincial examination. The following year, after having obtained the provincial examination, he was appreciated by Liang Chu, the examiner, and won the first place in Tianfu (now Nanjing) (equivalent to the first place after having obtained the provincial examination), so he was called Xie Yuan.
At the age of 29, he went to Beijing to take the exam. He was jailed for being involved in Xu Jingke's case, and was later dismissed (an official without rank is probably equivalent to an ordinary clerk in today's civil servants). Because his official career is far from the traditional scholar-bureaucrat class, he indulges himself in debauchery and often goes in and out of debauchery places in his life. He wrote many works about women, graceful and unconventional, and this word is one of them.
Knocking on the blackboard: Although this poem was written by Tang Bohu about the love of ancient women, its practical application has been endless. And whether it is the dawn and dusk in time, the sky clouds in the scene, or the walking and thinking in the state, we have always been in it, so it can be applied very naturally.
When walking, climbing and sitting, you can point to the blue sky and white clouds (similarly, clouds that are not blue and white can actually be used, depending on the atmosphere, right) to express your gentleness.