"Only under the eyebrows, but in the heart" expresses the love of acacia, which can not be underestimated. Just as the frowning brows were stretched, my thoughts welled up again. "Just frown, but it goes to my heart" comes from a piece of plum by Li Qingzhao in the Northern Song Dynasty. Original: Lotus fragrance and jade died.
Gently untie Luo Shang and go to Lan alone. Who sent the brocade book, the word geese returned, and the moon was full of the West Building.
Bloom is full of flowers and flowing water. One kind of lovesickness, two places of leisure. There is no way to eliminate this situation, only frown and mind.
Flowers, wandering by themselves, water, wandering by themselves, a kind of parting acacia, affecting two leisure worries.
Ah, it can't be ruled out that this lovesickness, this sadness, has just disappeared from the frowning brow and is faintly entangled in my heart.