The diaphragm is not self-directed, but tends to follow the spring breeze.

Hundreds of zhangs and tuo are far away, and they are lingering into a family.

Who says it's easy to meet each other, each on a green cliff?

Female radish is fragrant and broken.

The branches are entwined and the leaves are fluttering.

Children don't know the roots, because who is fragrant.

Double emeralds in the middle nest, purple mandarin ducks in the night.

If you know two grass hearts, the tide can also be measured. This is a poem complaining about women. Li Taibai is a romantic and unrestrained poet. Many works are wild and uninhibited, such as Flying Down Three thousands of feet, How the Yellow River Water Moves Out of the Sky, and so on. There are not many works describing love affairs and love for children.

"You are a radish, and I am silk flower." The ancients often used "toast" and "female Luo" as metaphors for newlyweds, which were beautiful and appropriate, and thus passed down through the ages. Silk flower is an artificial plant, weak, slender, slightly yellow, often wrapped around other plants; Ragweed is a lichen plant with many branchlets. The poet compares "Tusi Flower" to a wife and concubine, and also compares "Female Radish Grass" to a husband, which means that after marriage, both wives and concubines want to be attached to their husbands, so that their relationship will be lingering, tired and consistent. The so-called "a hundred feet, further, further, lingering into a family."

"Female Luo Faxiang, toast heartbroken. The branches are intertwined and the leaves are fluttering. " The general idea may be that the husband is proud of his spring breeze and is like a duck to water, while his wife and concubine are worried and hurried at home, hurting their liver and intestines.

"Children don't know the root, because who * * * incense. Double jade in the nest, purple mandarin duck in the night. " I just want to understand it in one word-resentment. Before, men were outside and women were inside. Wives and concubines have nothing to do at home except educate their husbands and children, so they are all dreaming. Where do I belong? My husband should not be "popular" and "mandarin duck" with other women outside, right?

"knowing the heart of two grasses, the tide can also be measured." Wives and concubines show their attitude towards their husbands: husbands! If the concubine has second thoughts, then the seawater can also be measured in barrels. Probably equivalent to today's "the seas run dry and the rocks crumble without changing their minds"!