This sentence comes from Ren Yuege in the Complete Works of Miki's Poems. Together with other folk poems of Chu State, it became the artistic source of The Songs of Chu, which was the earliest translation by China. It embodies the harmonious situation of people of different nationalities and expresses cross-class love.
This sentence can also be understood as living in the secular world, sticking to colorful, daily necessities, but still longing for mountains and rivers, longing for a comfortable and peaceful life.
It means that I am troubled by the noise and impetuousness of the city and want to return to a simple and simple life; It can also be understood that the inner ambition is not limited to this, but also higher and further ideals and pursuits.
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The practical significance of this sentence:
1, limited to the market, does not mean that you can only have the market in your heart. A person's living environment can't limit his ambition. Although some people live in a bad place, it does not prevent her from being full of lofty aspirations and having extremely good expectations for the future.
Everyone has the right to pursue a better life. A good life is what everyone yearns for. You can't say that this person is unworthy just because she is poor. Everyone should have good expectations and wishes in their hearts.