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I don't know where love comes from, but I'm deeply devoted to it. It comes from Du Fu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, who wrote "Presented Wei Eight Chushi." The full text was as follows: Send you far away, oh, the sky seems to be in love I can't meet the person who wants to go home. The clouds are flat, oh, the water is flowing The cool breeze is sincere, the moon is thin. In the grass, smoke, and light I have no idea who will lean on the railing. I want to get drunk on the wild picture I'll sing a few words to the wine. the right path is the vicissitudes of This is something difficult to preserve since ancient times. wishing we last forever for a thousand miles we share the beauty of the moon.
The modern poem was from the Guide to Modern Poetry Reading.
It was from Zhang Yu's "Distortion". The lyrics were as follows: At first I didn't know what the song meant, but when I heard it again, I was already a person in the song. The longing in the song is still there, but I can't see the person in my dream. I hope that I can still dream again, and in the dream, I will be lovesick. The lingering heart is burning, the song ends, the people disperse and become empty. The meaning of this sentence was that he didn't know what the song meant at first, but when he listened to it again, he felt that the song was singing about his past.
I'm not sure which book Guo Jingming wrote the phrase "four honey men" because it's not common. Maybe it's a fragment of Guo Jingming's novel or prose, but I didn't find any relevant information. If you have more context information or relevant sources, you can try to provide me with it. I will try my best to help you determine the source.
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This sentence came from a plot in the Chinese horror novel Ghost Blows Out the Light series. The story was about a grave robber named Hu Bayi and his team who encountered a series of strange events and dangerous challenges while searching for mysterious treasures in the depths of Qinling Mountains. " The professor said I only have three stories " referred to a mysterious figure whom Hu Bayi and the others met during their expedition. He told them that only three stories could make them listen to all the stories. This plot had a certain amount of suspense and horror elements in the novel, which was deeply loved by readers.
Red cherries and green plantains came from the poem of the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi,"Farewell to the Ancient Grass." This poem described the feeling of parting."Red cherries and green plantains" vividly described the scene after parting, giving people a sad feeling.
Red cherries and green plantains came from Li Qingzhao, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This poem described a woman who looked out of the window and saw that the cherries on the tree were already ripe. The longing in her heart became stronger and stronger. The green leaves of the banana outside the window had gradually turned green. The woman could not help but sigh that time passed quickly. This poem had become a classic of Chinese classical Ci with its melodious melody and subtle and beautiful artistic conception.
"Red cherries and green plantains" came from Li Qingzhao, a poet of the Tang Dynasty. This poem used a woman's love story as the theme to describe the emotional entanglements and sadness of parting of women.