Wang Wei: When those red berries come in spring, they flush on your southern branches? People who want to miss them collect more, and Mix red beans have attracted people's attention.

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Red bean: the general term for the seeds of red bean trees, acacia trees, sea beans and other plants. Most of them grow in Guangdong and Guangxi in China. Some red beans are black at one end and some have black spots. Southland: refers to Lingnan area. X: Collection. Acacia: the best expression of acacia.

Many famous quatrains in the Tang Dynasty were widely circulated by musicians. This poem by Wang Wei is one of the lyrics sung by children in the pear garden. According to 300 Tang Poems, after the Tianbao Rebellion, Li Guinian, a famous singer, lived in the south of the Yangtze River and often sang for people, which moved the audience. This shows the artistic charm of this poem.

The ancients wrote a faithful description of their feelings with tears following blood. Red beans are dark red, long-lasting and shaped like tears. People have always regarded them as symbols of love. Red beans are often used to express lovesickness in Tang poetry. This poem takes red beans as the theme to express my nostalgia for my friends who are far away in Lingnan.

The first sentence begins with "when those red berries come in spring", which alludes to the acacia below. The language is extremely simple and full of images. The second sentence, "Your southern branches are flushed," was asked softly. Naturally, the tone of the message was particularly cordial. Besides, the author never asks each other questions, which shows the depth of lovesickness. This poem named "Acacia" is another name for Acacia and Red Bean.

Red beans grow in Nanling area. Using the question, how many branches have grown in the yard when spring comes? If you write in this way, you will feel that the language is near and far, which is fascinating. The third sentence is followed by the message of "pick more red beans", which means the same thing. Choose plants to pin your thoughts on. "Give me a hug and go home, for me" means that distant friends cherish friendship, and the language is sincere and touching.

Here, I only use acacia to tell people, but my own acacia is seen between the lines. Expressing feelings in this way is elegant, moving and meaningful. At the end of the title, "Acacia" echoes the first sentence "Red Bean", which not only hits the name of Acacia, but also connects with Acacia's feelings, with a pun. The sentence "this matter" is a supplementary reason to explain why it is "take a hug home for me"