This poem comes from Yan Shu's poem Dead Hua Lian. The meaning of the poem is: last night, the west wind, the green trees withered, the west wind was cold. A person climbs a tall building, leans against the fence and looks into the distance, with mixed feelings and infinite melancholy. Wang Guowei quoted these three poems to describe the great cause of ancient and modern times and the first realm of university questioners, which has nothing to do with the original intention, but is a unique topic.
This poem comes from the poem "Dead Hua Lian" written by Liu Yong, a poet in the Song Dynasty. Liu Yong. However, Wang Guowei mistook Liu Yong for Ouyang Xiu in his summary. The meaning of the poem is: for her sake, for that lovesickness, even if I look haggard and emaciated, it is worth it, and I will never regret it. Wang Guowei used these two poems to talk about the great cause of ancient and modern times and the second realm of university questioners, which obviously exceeded the homesickness in the original poems.