The poetry of holding your hand and growing old with your son

"Holding your son's hand, growing old with your son" (pronounced as zhí z ǐ zh 275sh ǒ u sh ǒ u, y ǔ z ǐ xié l ǐ o) is pronounced as [1], which comes from "drumming" in "Gaofeng" in the Book of Songs. The original sentence is "life and death". Hold your hand and grow old with your son [2].

It is said to be an agreement between soldiers. Modern idioms often describe the eternity of love by holding hands and growing old together. [3] In the face of all kinds of promises, the promise of love should be the most touching, and the ordinary and sincere promise is the most touching. The promise of 2400 years ago still reverberates in my ears for a long time, making people feel the indelible memories and answers of the years.