For the phrase "I'll come back when it's chrysanthemum time", Meng Haoran is actually looking for long-lost friendship and feelings, expressing his thoughts for the old friend, and looking forward to seeing the old friend again on the Double Ninth Festival, enjoying flowers and tea together and enjoying family happiness. And "Chrysanthemum" also has enduring symbolic significance in Chinese character culture, representing noble and indomitable quality, as well as the pursuit of ideals and persistent yearning.
On the one hand, in China culture, "Double Ninth Festival" is a special day, which embodies the cultural values of "respecting the elderly and loving the young" in China cultural tradition. In addition, the Double Ninth Festival, also known as Chrysanthemum Festival, is associated with Chrysanthemum, and the two echo each other, further condensing China people's good wishes for noble character and strong will.
On the other hand, if we carefully understand Meng Haoran's poem Crossing the Old Village, we will find that it is a very philosophical poem, which not only expresses the feelings of missing, but also achieves several artistic conceptions.