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Only this sentence is not easy to judge, and it will be more accurate if there is a context. But in general, it can be seen that this is a verse that describes the situation.
Roughly speaking, the dew drips between the sycamores, and the breeze blows under the willow trees. Judging from this sentence alone, what should be expressed is a kind of relaxed mentality of listening to nature, moving with the scene, and appreciating the flavors of the world.
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Longing for a secluded life that returns to nature. In addition to the chaos of silk and bamboo, and the case is tired, I feel this and yearn for it; If that were the case, there would probably not be such words. It can also be pushed as "the sycamore is wet with dew, and the wind is coming in the willow shade", which is also yearning but rare to be quiet.
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The emotion of egg pain. The dew dripping under the paulownia tree wets the clothes, and the wind blows the catkins under the willow tree and dazzles the eyes. What a painful emotion.
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A quiet, brisk feeling, a small and fresh feeling.
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It's a bit touching, a touch of sadness.
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This sentence can't be such a lonely sentence, to understand the feelings expressed in this sentence, you have to connect with the context, see what the artistic conception of the whole text is, and the background of the author's writing at that time.
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There should be a faint sorrow in it ...
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It all depends on the link of the context, either it is sad, things are wrong, lonely, or it is a kind of free and easy, fresh, and love for nature.
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Lu Na set up the garden, the wind comes to the water pavilion, the name of this garden pavilion is taken from Wenxiong's letter "Little Garden Fu".
The words in it? The dew of the pailis falls, and the willows come down to the wind.
Jing Ke. There is the sorrow of cold water, Su Wu.
There is a difference between the autumn wind, Guanshan.
The wind and the moon are sad, and the liver and gallbladder are cut off in Longshui. The words and phrases of this small garden are full of homesickness and the pain of being homesick for lonely people.
The dew garden wind comes to the water pavilion, this dew has the meaning of the cold to go away, and the wind comes to have good luck. Shoujube".
The above is the lines from an old drama I watched recently, there are a lot of classic lines in this drama, according to the character's education level, personality characteristics, idioms, and after-break words are at your fingertips, quoting scriptures, and colloquialisms.
It should be a hit drama when I was a child, and when I watch it now, the barrage is all about what idioms I learned here or what afterwords I learned back then. The above line is my favorite line, and I specially went to check the life of "Xiaoyuan Zhimin Demolition" and Yu Xin.
I like old dramas, not only do I serve the Tao with my heart, but the lines are also deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, so I don't watch the plot, I look at the scenes, and I feel happy when I listen to the lines.