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The peach blossoms have fallen, and I still haven’t realized the arrival of spring. The classic poems before and after make full use of the poetry of the Ming Dynasty, highlighting the vivid description of spring in the second sentence, and the first sentence sweeping the earth. I have been cleansed, and the door to reading is too lazy to open. The last sentence echoes the previous and the next. The heart has been cleansed, and the door to study is too lazy to open. The peach blossoms have all fallen, but spring has not yet arrived. The ending of the poem is written in a unique style. Look for the previous sentence, the green peach blossoms have fallen, and spring has not yet arrived, and learn the classic poem of Mr. Lin of the Immortal Temple that wins the first sentence of Ming poetry.