The names of lovers hidden in ancient poems are recommended: southwest wind vs into your arms, snow on the mountain vs the moon between clouds, Luan mirror vs flowers, south wind vs Xizhou, and wine vs away from your face.
1. The southwest wind vs enters your arms
It comes from Seven Sorrow Poems: May the southwest wind die in your arms. It means that if I can, I would like to turn into a southwest wind and throw it into my husband's arms! In order to meet my husband, I will not hesitate to compare myself to the southwest wind and fall into your arms!
2. Snow on the Mountain vs Moon between Clouds
It comes from "Poems of White Head": Snow on the Mountain, Bright as Moon between Clouds. Love should be as pure as snow on the mountain and as bright as the moon in the clouds. It expresses the hero's grief and indignation at the loss of love and his desire for true pure love, and affirms his sincere and single-minded attitude towards love, denouncing his behavior of liking the new and hating the old, and giving up halfway.
3. Luan Jing vs Hua Zhi
From Fifteen Poems of Bodhisattva Man: Luan Jing and Hua Zhi, who knows this? It means that only the mirror in her hand and the flowers on the branch accompany her every day, but who knows her full heart? Expressed the hidden pain of returning to people in spring, and the feeling of self-injury and bitter memory.
4. South wind vs Xizhou
From Xizhou Qu: The south wind knows what I mean and dreams of Xizhou. If Nanfeng knows my feelings, please blow my dream to Xizhou (to meet her). It describes a girl's bitter yearning for her beloved from early spring to late autumn, from reality to dream, full of strong life breath and vivid emotional color, showing distinctive characteristics of Jiangnan water town and skillful performance skills.
5. Zunjiu vs Liyan
From Send People to the East: I ask you over and over when we shall meet again, while we soften with winecups this ache of farewell. It means when can we meet again and raise a glass to soothe the sadness of leaving people. Write the feelings of two people saying goodbye, although it is farewell in autumn, but there is no sadness in autumn.