Where does this poem describe? Where was this poem written? Look carefully: it's a place.

The Millennium is frost, which depicts the edge of water. The meaning of these two sentences originally meant that reeds were dense and gray, and crystal dew formed frost. Of course, reeds grow at the water's edge. In the following two sentences, the so-called Iraqi people are at the water's edge, which means the water's edge. In fact, this poem is about a young man who is by the river and sees a beautiful woman on the other side. He kept chasing, and the result was to swim up along the water image.

I don't know where this poem was written, because it is in the Book of Songs and has a history of thousands of years. I don't know who wrote it and under what circumstances. However, this is a folk song in the national style, which may have been created by the ancients during their labor.

Confucius said, "Three hundred poems, in a word, are innocent". He said that this poem was written by the ancients to express their desire for a wise monarch. I think it's bullshit. This is a folk song, so pure and full of beautiful love. Why does it have to involve political ideals or something? Are you tired?