The author writes the wahoo tree as a fixed lantern and the "star rain" as a flowing fireworks. If so, it would be nice to imagine that the east wind blew off the fire tree and silver flowers in the Lantern Festival before it urged the flowers to bloom.
It not only blew away the snuff on the ground, but also blew off colorful stars from the sky like rain-fireworks first rushed into the sky and then fell from the air like a meteor shower. "Flowers and Trees" depicts the streets decorated with colorful lanterns, just like the spring breeze blowing away thousands of trees and flowers overnight.
This is Cen Can's "Spring Breeze Melts Rain and Blows Ten Thousand Pears" in the Tang Dynasty. Then write "Jade Pot", a fairyland where horses and chariots, drums, lights and the moon meet, and then write a hundred plays of "Shehuo" with folk artists singing and dancing, which is very lively and dizzying.
Xin Qiji (1 140- 1207) was a poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. The word You 'an, whose real name is Jia Xuan, was born in Licheng (now Jinan, Shandong). He was an uninhibited poet in the Southern Song Dynasty in China, and was called the Dragon in Ci. Together with Su Shi, Su Xin and Li Qingzhao are called "Jinan Er 'an".
He was demoted at the age of 42 and retired to Xinzhou, Jiangxi for 20 years. During this period, he was a prisoner and a special envoy of Fujian. At the age of sixty-four, he was re-elected as the ambassador of eastern Zhejiang and the magistrate of Zhenjiang, and soon returned.
He argued against the Northern Expedition of the Jin Dynasty all his life, and put forward the relevant general plan "Ten Theories on Beauty and Qin Dynasty", which were not adopted. His words are passionate, impassioned and full of patriotic feelings. There are Jia Xuan's Long and Short Sentences and Xin Jiaxuan's Notes on Poetry.