Meng Haoran was a famous poet in the Tang Dynasty. His poems were fresh and refined, natural and meaningful, and were deeply loved by later poets and readers. Meng Haoran's "Crossing My Old Friend's Village" is one of the famous landscape pastoral poems of the Tang Dynasty, and is particularly well-known. The sentence "When the Double Ninth Festival comes, I will come back to see the chrysanthemums" is widely praised.
As for the phrase "On the Double Ninth Festival, come back and look for chrysanthemums." In fact, Meng Haoran is looking for the long-lost friendship and feelings, expressing his longing for his old friends and hoping that on the Double Ninth Festival Being able to see friends again, enjoy flowers and drink tea together, and enjoy family happiness. "Chrysanthemum" also has a long-lasting symbolic meaning in Chinese character culture, representing noble and unyielding quality, as well as the pursuit of ideals and perseverance.
On the one hand, in Chinese culture, "Double Ninth Festival" "Festival" is a special date, which expresses the cultural value of "respecting the elderly and loving the young" in Chinese cultural tradition. In addition, because "Double Ninth Festival" is also called "Chrysanthemum Festival", it is connected with "Chrysanthemum", and the two echo each other, further embodying the Chinese people's best wishes for noble character and strong will.
On the other hand, if we carefully understand Meng Haoran's poem "Passing Through an Old Friend's Village", we will find that this is an extremely philosophical poem. In addition to expressing feelings of longing, it reaches several levels. Focus on artistic conception.