The meaning of Pu Suanzi's poem about plum blossoms: Beside the broken bridge outside the inn, the plum blossoms bloomed lonely and lonely, no one cared about them. Dusk falls, and the plum blossoms are helpless. They are already sad enough, but they are also destroyed by wind and rain. Meihua doesn't want to spend all her time competing for beauty and favor, and doesn't care about Baihua's jealousy and rejection. Even though they have withered, been crushed into soil, and turned into dust, the plum blossoms still emit wisps of fragrance as usual.
In Yongmei, Bu Suanzi uses objects as metaphors for people and expresses ambitions through objects. He writes about the proud and unyielding plum blossoms in a fresh and refreshing mood, which is a metaphor for his steadfastness and unyielding despite the ups and downs in his life, and he has achieved the state of harmony between things and self. , with delicate writing and profound meaning, is the swan song in plum poems.