The seven-character quatrain "Jingshi Nancun" written by Cui Hu in Tang Dynasty.
Original poem:
Last spring, in this door, the girl's face contrasted with the peach.
Today, I came here again. I don't know where the girl went. Only the peach blossoms are still there, smiling in full bloom in the spring breeze.
Last spring, in this door and yard, there was a beautiful girl with a bright smile like a peach blossom. Today, I passed this place again, and the spring breeze brushed my face, but the peach blossoms were still in full bloom. It's just that the girl last year didn't know where she was. Why isn't she there?
Appreciation of the title of Chengnan Village;
Cui Hu once again praised the beauty of women with peach blossoms, instead of letting people pick their teeth. This metaphor becomes better in Cuihu than in The Book of Songs. There is still a little distance between "Zi" and peach blossom in the Book of Songs. In Cui Hu's "South Village of Beijing", "human face" is directly juxtaposed with peach blossom, and the picture of a beautiful girl like a bright peach blossom is ready to come.
Moreover, this picture was seen today last year. After time filtering, it is more vivid and vivid in retrospect. However, such a picture can only be found in memory. The girl who once made herself emotional after revisiting this year has disappeared, and only the peach blossom in front of the door is still in full bloom in the spring breeze like last year.