Time makes people grow old mercilessly, and time flies. The fleeting misty rain is a thing of the past, and the world of mortals is everywhere. What does this mean?

Years make people old, and the wind will set the flowers. It means that people are getting older as the years go by. When the flowers bloom, the petals are blown away by the wind, and the air is filled with flowers. The other half of the sentence "Time makes people grow old mercilessly" is "How many degrees of spring can there be in life", which comes from Wei Shimin's "Summer Sending Noble People to Honor" in the Ming Dynasty.

Depth analysis:

In the past days, everything we have experienced and people we have met have disappeared like misty rain, and they have all become the past. At the end of our lives, there is only sadness of parting in our hearts.

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Creative background:

Wei Shimin was born in Putian (now Putian in Fujian). Official to Wuxi Taoyuan City. Living in politics, over 80 years old, singing with celebrities and making scenery. Zhu Ji. Jiajing two years (AD 1523) Jinshi.

Li moved punishments, patrolled the Beijing camp, and beat people who were famous for their integrity, such as Baoding Yongfu and Taifu Qing Ceng Zhi.

Wei Shimin's ancient poetry works: the book of the old age, a message in summer, Gao Zunqing, enjoying chrysanthemums, short hedges and cherishing the rain, sending a glass with drums in the old age, resting in the pavilion, hiding the piano, breaking willow leaves, whispering on short eaves, thinking about boudoir, leaving Hengmen town unopened, and sending a message.