What does it mean to fall in flowers, and what does it mean to fall in prosperity?

The flower which means to be in full bloom, all kinds of flowers have fallen.

From Jin Yuanhao's "Thirty Poems on Poems" fourth: a word is natural and new, and the luxury is true and pure. The south window is the emperor of the day, and he is not harmed by the Jin people.

Tao Yuanming's poetic language is plain and natural, abandoning the delicate and flashy decoration, revealing a simple and pure beauty, which makes people read it forever. Tao Yuanming claimed to be a person from the ancient era, but that did not prevent him from still being a Jin person.

Interpretation of Blossoming Flowers:

Prosperity is endless, more and more prosperous in the future, prosperity can never satisfy people's desires, in the end people still have to pursue deep inner things, those are the most true and pure.

Idiom source: Tang Liu Yuxi's "Two Songs of Sending a Few Staff Officers to the East": Jiumo meets the king and partes, and the clouds and cranes are indefinite.

Wangsong suddenly saw each other upstairs, and saw the flowers bloom and fall. The flowers are gone, and the green grass and poplars lead the way. The princes of the host country are all deceased, and staying in the company must be affectionate.

The flower which means to be in full bloom, all kinds of flowers have fallen.

Prosperity is endless, more and more prosperous in the future, prosperity can never satisfy people's desires, in the end people still have to pursue deep inner things, those are the most true and pure.

The prosperity is gone, the flowers are falling, and the flowers are falling.

The original meaning of flowers should be: flowers in full bloom; A wide variety of flowers.

But the word should be used to mean "prosperous".

Interpretation] Prosperity is endless, more and more prosperous in the future, prosperity can never satisfy people's desires, in the end people still have to pursue deep inner things, those are the most true and purest.

Source] From Jin Yuanhao's "Thirty Poems on Poems" fourth: "A word is natural and new, and luxury is true and pure." ”

Verse] A season of silence and a lonely time, the flowers fall into the dust.

Interpretation] Prosperity is endless, more and more prosperous in the future, prosperity can never satisfy people's desires, in the end people still have to pursue deep inner things, those are the most true and purest.

Since Jin Yuanhao asked the fourth part of "Thirty Poems": "A word is natural and new, and the luxury is true and pure."

Example: A season of silence, flowers fall into the dust.

The meaning of prosperity is that the flowers are a metaphor for the years, and the time is gone; It can also be used as a metaphor for the prosperity of the past, but now it is declining and declining, and sighing that everything that was once is gone.

Prosperous sentence:

1. When the prosperity is exhausted, time is broken, and I see a place of sadness in front of the remnants of defeat.

2. A prosperous fall, watching the flowers wither, lighting a green lamp, watching fate dissipate like smoke and clouds, the distant horseshoe, the desolate wilderness, who is using sad words to sacrifice the lost love?

3. If life is only as it was at first sight, you can't see through the loneliness and sadness. No matter how delicate the flowers are, they will eventually wither. But that flower doesn't understand:

Once lost, no longer owned. The prosperity will eventually become a sad blue cloudy sky, yellow leaves, and sycamore flowers will fall sad rain. My youth who passed, left a place of sorrow, only I was left a lonely funeral flower man.

4. The clothes are dancing, tangled and entangled, but they are relatively speechless. Look at the moonlit night, the blue and white fall into the water, the toad moon is blowing, the flowing water is murmuring, the clear waves are dancing, the glazed tile is exhibited, and the lead is grand. The eyes, the lights, have long been prosperous, and things are not human.

5. My thoughts stretch on the shore with the evening breeze, the sunset also hides the melancholy smiling face under the urging of the West Mountain, the twilight of early winter hazes the depth of my feet, and a tear blurs my vision. I want to turn around, but I can't forget my original obsession, the prosperity is gone, and you are still the most beautiful loneliness in my life.

In fact, this is a very common phenomenon in modern society, because people in society are busy with work or something, you can laugh together, make trouble together, but you can only experience your sadness by yourself.

Meaning of flowers: flowers in full bloom. Or refers to a variety of flowers.

Fanhua: [ fán huā ].

Citation: Lu Xun, "Wandering in the Restaurant": "A few old plum trees are blooming with flowers full of trees, as if they don't care about deep winter. ”

Ai Qing's poem "The Land of Resurrection": "On the riverbank, where the footsteps of spring pass, there are flowers and lush grass everywhere. ”

Use in sentences:

1. In the bright spring and flowery season, we returned to our hometown after many years of separation.

2. Youth is the flower of friendship, and in this flowery day, my blessing is a fragrant forget-me-not.

3. Our childhood is full of your passionate poems;Our future is brewed in your arms. You are dressed in starlight and plough in the fields of flowers.

Fanhua means a variety of beautiful and complex flowers, mostly refers to the spring flowers are many and beautiful, the pronunciation is fánhuā, also known as "prosperous", from Tao Qian's "Rongmu" poem No. 2: "Prosperity rises, twilight does not exist." ”

Example sentences: 1. In the bright spring and flowery season, we returned to our hometown after many years of separation.

2. In April, which is full of flowers, there is a vibrant scene everywhere.

3. In the spring of March, the earth is full of vitality and flowers.

If you are sure that the words are not wrong, then the results of the analysis are as follows, and they are explained separately. Prosperity means: Prosperity and liveliness.

or beautiful in appearance and noble status at the end of the curtain. Generally refers to the end of the stage. Or something that comes to fruition.

Together. Good things. Results.

Or the end of something good.

Prosperous ending:

Same as "prosperity falls".

注音 fán huá luò jìn

Extended interpretation: Flowers are metaphors for years, and Shaohua is gone; It can also be used as a metaphor for the prosperity of the past, but now it is declining and declining, and sighing that everything that was once is gone.

Source: Tang Liu Yuxi's "Two Journeys to the East": Jiumo Fengjun parted again, and there was no time for Xingyun to say goodbye to the crane. Wangsong suddenly saw each other upstairs, and saw the flowers bloom and fall. The flowers are gone, and the green grass and poplars lead the way. The princes of the host country are all deceased, and staying in the company must be affectionate.

Jin Yuan asked the fourth part of "Thirty Poems"."A word is natural and new, and the prosperity is true. "

Verse] A season of silence and a lonely time, the flowers fall into the dust.

1. Interpretation: Prosperity is a metaphor for the years, and the time is gone; It can also be used as a metaphor for the prosperity of the past, but now it is declining and declining, and sighing that everything that was once is gone.

2. Source: Tang Liu Yuxi's "Two Songs of Sending a Few Staff Officers to the East".

3. Example: Jin Yuanhao asked the fourth part of "Thirty Poems": "A word is natural and new, and the prosperity is true and pure." ”

The vanity fair

It is talking about the prosperity of the past, and now it is declining and decaying, and lamenting that everything that was once is gone.

The poem you haven't listened to, "A word is natural and new, and the prosperity is full of truth", you have seen the most beautiful and essential things.

The beauty of the once splendid season returns to dust, which means that the good things pass away.

Just like a peach blossom tree blooming to falling, from a seed, giving birth to new life, enjoying the rain and dew until it blooms amazingly. And then what can't be avoided is withering, falling, and scattered all over the place. Dust to dust, dust to dust.

Interpretation: Flowers are a metaphor for the years, and the time is gone; It can also be used as a metaphor for the prosperity of the past, but now it is declining and declining, and sighing that everything that was once is gone.

From: Tang Dynasty poet Liu Yuxi's "Two Songs of Sending Few Staff Officers to the East": "The flowers are gone, and the green grass and weeping poplars lead the way." ”

Sentence formation: 1. Time is in a hurry, prosperous and lonely, waiting for the light to come.

2. Thinking of the Loulan ruins, the early calendar can't help but close as if people have a sense of vicissitudes of life, prosperity and loneliness.

synonyms: prosperity falls, etc.