Thousands of trees stain the sky. "The peach blossoms are unusually red in February" comes from the seven-rhythm poem "Wandering in the Peach Garden" written by Wuwu Zhisou. The next line is "Thousands of trees stain the sky." The full text of "Visiting the Peach Garden": "The peach blossoms in February are uniquely red, and thousands of trees are dyed in the sky. The delicate stamens welcome the morning dew, and the faint fragrance carries the valley breeze. The sun rises in the east, the flowers are brilliant, and the tourists come to enjoy themselves. The mountains and seas of flowers add spring color, competing with each other. The dancing branches laugh at the rainbow.”