Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Weather inquiry - What is this couplet?

What is this couplet?

See the sky at dawn and the clouds at dusk. When I walk, I miss you; Even when I am sitting, I miss you. Paired downlink

1. Enjoy Wei Yun during the day, watch the stars at night, miss you when you wake up, and miss you when you sleep.

2. Looking at the stars in the shallow moonlight night, I woke up and dreamed of Ai Qing.

3. Enjoy flowers in spring, snow in winter, wake up thinking of you and dreaming of you.

4. In the morning, I appreciate ancient musical instruments and the piano. I really want to help, too.

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1. Watching the sky and clouds at dusk, walking and thinking of you, sitting and thinking of you. It is a poem by Tang Yin, a painter and writer in the Ming Dynasty. This word is written in a woman's voice, which is about feelings of parting and lovesickness.

2. Interpretation: I look at the sky from morning till night, miss you when I walk, and miss you when I sit!

3. The whole word: "The rain hits the pear and closes the door, which is lonely and negative for youth. Pleasure * * * Who said that? Flowers are charming, and the moon is charming. Sorrow gathers eyebrows, and a thousand tears mark ten thousand tears marks. See the sky at dawn and the clouds at dusk. When I walk, I miss you; Even when I am sitting, I miss you. "

4. The whole word expresses a kind of pain tortured by time and space in an understatement, and the ups and downs complement each other, showing the image of an infatuated woman with hard tears vividly in her pen.