"Zhaojun's Resent·Plum Blossom" is a poem written by Zheng Yu, a poet of the Southern Song Dynasty. This word describes the posture of plum blossoms in the mountains and fields, which is more poetic. This word uses a contrasting method to describe the pure and proud qualities of plum blossoms, and embodies the noble sentiments that "poor and lowly cannot be moved, and wealth and honor cannot be immoral".
Zhaojun’s Resent·Plum Blossoms
The Tao is that flowers come at the end of spring, the Tao is that snow comes with a different fragrance. There is a leaning branch outside the bamboo, a wild man's house.
The deserted bamboo fence huts, the rich and noble jade halls and pavilions. Planted differently in both places, it generally blooms.