Peach blossoms are very small, and the faint pink always gives people a fresh and bright feeling. Since ancient times, peach blossom has symbolized spring, love and marriage. Peach blossom's life is short, but it is brilliant in its short life. Therefore, many poets and writers in history often use peach blossom as a metaphor, in which the romance and harm are intoxicating and heartbreaking. "Tao Yao Yao, burning its China. "A son's home is suitable for his family" comes from China's earliest collection of poems, Nan Zhou Yao Tao. In the poem, red peach blossoms are used to render the festive atmosphere when a girl gets married, and gorgeous peach blossoms are used to compare the beautiful bride, which is suitable for both. "Since then, poets have often compared beautiful women with gorgeous peach blossoms. Perhaps the most famous one is Cui Hu's" South Village of Capital "in the Tang Dynasty." Today last year, peach blossoms set each other off. "In short," human face "and" peach blossom "complement each other, and gorgeous people are more charming.
Peach blossom is loved by people because of its gorgeous appearance, but in the eyes of some poets, peach blossom is always a bit coquettish and coquettish, adding a bit of levity. The fifth sentence of Du Fu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, is "Crazy catkins go with the wind, fine peach blossoms follow the water." It is really unfair to label peach blossoms "frivolous" directly. However, peach blossom is open to comments and never changes its gorgeous appearance. When spring comes every year, peach blossoms are still in full bloom, decorating all this love. "Peach blossoms in mountain temples begin to bloom in April" (Tang Bai Juyi's Peach Blossoms in Dalin Temple) and "When will the swallows fly back and the peach blossoms on the shore will be dipped in water?" (Hao's Broad Spectrum) is the best proof.