Under the pear tree, silk wheels are rolled with the wind: Spring has come, and the pear blossoms are flying with the wind.
Who cut the wood magpie a wisp of soul fell into another village: wood magpie is a kind of flying wooden bird, is the meaning of kite. I don't know who flew the kite, but it landed in another village.
The wind shadow unintentionally disturbed the chess player: the falling kite also disturbed the chess player.
The poem in the mantle is afraid of the spring rain becoming a basin: only the rain in summer can become a basin, and the fear of the spring rain becoming a basin here should mean the fear of not being able to fly a kite when the spring is over and the summer is coming. The young boy and girl hope that this beautiful time will not pass by through the kite and the poem.