Vernacular interpretation: white hair frequently urges people to get old, and the arrival of spring forces the old year to pass away, describing that parents are old and time cannot come back.
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Meng Haoran?
Source: Return to Zhongnanshan at the end of the year.
Second, the curtain is drawn to worship the mother river beam, and the tears are in vain.
Vernacular interpretation: Open the curtain, because I want to make a living in He Liang, so I can't bear to say goodbye to my elderly mother. Seeing my white-haired mother, I couldn't help crying, and my tears had dried up. I feel that my parents are old and time can't come back.
Dynasty: Qing dynasty
Author: Huang Jingren?
Source: Don't be an old mother
Third, the tree wants to be quiet but the wind does not stop. The son should be raised, not kept.
Vernacular interpretation: it is often used to sigh that when the son of man wants to be filial to his parents, his parents are already dead.
Dynasty: A.D. 150 years.
Author: Han Ying
Source: Biography of Korean Poetry
Fourth, flowers will reopen one day, and people are no longer young.
Vernacular interpretation: There will always be a day when a hundred flowers blossom, but parents can't be young when they are old.
Dynasty: Yuan Dynasty
Author: Guan Hanqing
Source: Yuanqu
Five, who cares when people are old, and who is poor when they are old.
Vernacular interpretation: Who wants to get old? When you are old, who will pity you and express regret for your parents' aging?
Dynasty: Tang Dynasty
Author: Liu Yuxi?
Source: Reward Lotte Pension