The Traces of the Flower Moon is a novel written by Wei Zian, a Qing dynasty scholar. This book was the goblet of the later Duck and Butterfly School, like Xu Pillowia's Jade Pear Soul, from which the novel's name and content were learned.
The fifteenth poem:
Much love since the ancient times of empty hatred, good dreams from the most easy to wake up.
It's hard to get rid of the flowers, and the poor flotsam is too fluttering.
The first time I saw a pair of mandarin ducks in a fragrant nest, the new sentence is still written on the jade screen.
Not for the parting has been broken, tear marks also full of old shirt green.
This poem was written by Du Caiqiu, the heroine of the book, to Han Hosheng, the hero.
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Since the beginning of time, there has been a lot of love and hate, and it is hard to find love here.
When love is over, it turns to be emotionless, and emotionlessness is even more tiring than sentimentality.
You have composed a silent song for me, and I have heard the song as if I were you.
It's hard to know what to worry about before you get to the point of hating, and you don't know what to hate when you're worried.
Listening to the wind, I realize that the autumn rain has arrived, and I have already forgotten the time when I was drinking at the west window.
The clouds are rising and the sun is bleeding, a proud smile and a handful of tears.
When will you be able to drink and sing, and when will you be able to do so?
It is not necessary to get drunk on wine, but it is necessary to be drunk on wine, and it is necessary to be drunk on wine.
However, there is also the phrase "Since ancient times, there has been no end to hatred, and there is no end to this hatred." This is a combination of "Traces of the Moon and Flowers" and the last two lines of Bai Juyi's "Song of Eternal Hatred", which reads: "The sky and the earth are endless, and there is no end to this hatred." The two sentences are combined into one sentence, which is a famous quote.