The flowers are similar every year, and the people are different every year, how do you say the back

It's just a human being, not a famous poem.

The flowers are similar every year, and the people are different every year, which means that the flowers are still blooming every year, but the people who look at the flowers are different every year.

From Liu Xiyi's "Generations of Sorrowful Pulsatilla" in the Tang Dynasty, excerpt from the original poem:

The ancients did not recover the east of Luocheng, and today's people are still interested in falling flowers.

The flowers are similar every year, but the people are different every year.

Meaning: The old people no longer lament the withered peach and plum flowers in the east of Luoyang City, but now people are still sad about the falling flowers that drift in the wind. The flowers are still blooming year after year, but the people who look at the flowers are different every year.

Appreciation: This poem is written from a woman to an old man, lamenting the fleeting nature of youth and the impermanence of wealth. The original conception, lyricism, beautiful language, harmonious rhyme, and high artistry have been respected in the early Tang Dynasty and have always been passed down as famous articles.

This poem integrates the artistic experience of Han and Wei songs, the Southern Dynasties and the Liang and Chen palaces, and has its own beautiful and graceful style.

It also draws on the narrative of Yuefu poems, the narrative lyrical techniques of ancient poems, and can skillfully interweave and use various contrasts, giving full play to the advantages of duality and allusion, which is an outstanding achievement in the art of this poem.

The flowers are similar every year, but the people are different from year to year. It means that at the same age, the flowers are also blooming as in previous years, but the people are different. Derivation.

Tang Liu Xiyi's poem "Generations of Sorrowful Pulsatilla": "The flowers are similar every year, but the people are different every year. Example sentences.

1. The flowers are similar every year, but the people are different.

2. The flowers are similar every year, but the people are different every year. @3, flowers bloom and fall, year after year, I hope that year after year, people will always stay together.

4. The flowers are similar every year, but the people are different every year.

Meaning: every year.

Source: Dai Sad Pulsatilla.

Liu Xiyi, Tang Dynasty

Original text: The ancients did not have a compound shirt in the east of Fuluo City, and today's people are still on the wind of falling flowers.

The flowers are similar every year, but the people are different every year.

Translation: The old people no longer lament the withered peach and plum blossoms in the east of Luoyang City, but now people are still sad about the fallen flowers that drift or carry with the wind.

The flowers are still blooming year after year, but the people who look at the flowers are different every year.

It means that the scene is the same every year, and the same is true for people year after year, which is just a good blessing.

The flowers are similar every year, but the people are different every year. It means that the flowers of the year are still those flowers, but the people are not the ones who were judged by the original oak.

The implications are:

1. Time is gone, reminding people to cherish time;

2. Things do not change because of time, but people (personalities) will change because of the change of time;