Ask a friend to explain the meaning of this poem to me: "The dry land is cracked and rotten, and the wind and sand hit the head of Populus euphratica;" It seems that there are two places to go and I d

Ask a friend to explain the meaning of this poem to me: "The dry land is cracked and rotten, and the wind and sand hit the head of Populus euphratica;" It seems that there are two places to go and I don't want to drive a crane to Yangzhou. " I don't know the origin of your two poems, and I don't know their creative background. I can only try to interpret it by literal understanding and speculation.

The first song: the wind and sand are pervasive, the climate is dry, the earth is about to crack, and vegetation can't survive in the harsh environment. Only the tenacious Populus euphratica can shake its branches and wait quietly. We are like affectionate mandarin ducks, separated from each other and unable to be together. I really want to visit you in Yangzhou on the west bank of the river.

The second one, like a poem written by later generations, should be a farewell scene between friends. Liu Ba levee, wind and rain farewell, farewell party, simple poem; I hope my friends don't feel sad when I go to the waterway, because life has no scenery and everyone enjoys a day.

This is just a free translation. Please forgive me if there are any omissions. Because the answer was incomplete last time, I will make it up this time.