Original text: The sunflowers in the green garden are waiting for the morning dew. The spring is full of beauty, and everything is shining. I am always afraid that the autumn festival is coming, and the yellow flowers and leaves will wither. Hundreds of rivers reach the east to the sea, when will they return to the west? Work hard, but the old man is in vain. Note: This poem is selected from the Yuefu of Han Dynasty. Yuefu is a court music institution established since the Qin Dynasty. It was expanded on a large scale during the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. A large number of poetry works were collected from the folk, with rich content and themes. Widely. This poem is one of them. Changgexing: the name of a Han Yuefu tune. Sunflower: an ancient vegetable. Xi: sun-dried. Yangchun: spring, when there is sufficient sunshine and dew. Bu: spread, sprinkle Man. Deze: Enze. Qiujie: Autumn. Festival, season, season. Kunhuang: Withered yellow. Hua: Same as "flower". Fai: For the sake of rhyme, it can be read according to the ancient pronunciation. Baichuan: countless rivers, rivers, River. Tu: In vain, in vain. Today's translation: The sunflowers in the garden are lush and green, rising under the crystal dew in the sun. Spring spreads hope all over the earth, and everything appears prosperous. I am often afraid that the chilling autumn will come, The leaves have fallen and the grass has withered. Hundreds of rivers are rushing eastward to the sea. When can they return to the west again? If young people don't work hard in time, they will only regret their whole life when they grow old. Appreciation: This poem is said from "Sunflower in the Garden" Then use the metaphor of water flowing to the sea and never coming back to illustrate that time is like running water and will never come back. Finally, it persuades people to cherish their youth, work hard, and don’t regret it when they are old. This poem uses physical reasoning, First, use the sunflower in the garden as an analogy. The word "green" refers to its lush growth. In fact, under the sunshine and rain throughout the spring, all things are striving to grow. Why is this because they are all afraid that autumn will come soon and deep in the sun? We know the truth of the autumn wind withering the grass. The rhythm of life in nature is like this, and life is not like this. If a person does not take advantage of the good times and work hard, he will waste his youth in vain, and it will be too late to regret when he is old. This poem is written by The beautiful scenery of youth in front of us reminds us that life is perishable, and we encourage young people to cherish time, give warnings, and inspire others.