Author: Li Qingzhao
Flowers bloom and fall without regret, and fate comes and goes like water.
Flowers wither for flowers and flowers fly for flowers.
Flower sorrow is flower tears, and flower tears are broken.
Flowers dance, flowers cry, flowers cry, petals fly.
Flowers bloom for whom to thank, and flowers fall for whom to grieve.
The whole poem takes the residual flowers as the image, expressing Li Qingzhao's sadness over the passage of time and youth. This poem appears at the end of the sentence, which shows Li Qingzhao's affectionate, melancholy and helpless feelings. The whole word is concise and clear, which shows Li Qingzhao's mood at this time. She doesn't know where to go. Looking at these flowers, she remembered her life. She used the whole flowering process to describe her inner feelings, and used sadness, tears and heartbreak to describe her previous dances, which eventually led to crying and displacement.
Residual flowers refer to flowers that will wither; Unfinished flowers. It also describes a woman who loses her looks or beauty when she is old. This section has the word "flower". Flowers are a beautiful thing, which is perishable and fragile.
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Li Qingzhao experienced "emotional yearning, the grief of family destruction and death, and then the grief of national destruction and national subjugation." At this time, she was lonely and helpless. She could only pin her feelings on the flowers in front of her eyes and could not help but recall her past.
She is sad for the fallen flower, tears for the fallen flower, and heartbroken for the fallen flower. At this time, she was helpless and hesitant. She reflected herself with flowers. Crying and heartbreak reflect her negative and desperate state of mind at this time.
Li Qingzhao wrote many people's hearts according to this remnant flower, which also uniquely reflected her personality. It is a realm to make simple poems with strict style with everyday things.