What does it mean to be friends with the phoenix and bend the bridge with a golden thread?

"Be friends with the phoenix, make a bridge with golden thread in the cage" comes from two ancient poems, which mean: be like-minded couples together; Wicker wire grazed the curved bridge.

"Make love with phoenix and be friends" comes from

The double song "Yuequ Ten Odes to a Brothel"

I have been friends with Phoenix in previous lives, and I will be a bird in this life.

"A cage of golden silk curved bridge" comes from:

Willow-Don Hanwo

A cage of golden thread bends the bridge, and several children hurt their backs.

But the spirit and standard are there, and spring is still long.

First, appreciation:' Liu'-Don Hanwo

A cage of golden thread bends the bridge, and several children hurt their backs.

But the spirit and standard are there, and spring is still long.

(Hanwo)

Literally, from the original poem, it means that wicker filaments grazed the curved bridge and were almost damaged by child's play. However, its spirit and character are still there, and when spring comes, it still grows long and lingering.

This poem is about a farewell scene on a sunny day in late spring, outside Chang 'an and on the bank of Bashui. However, instead of writing your own farewell, write someone else's farewell; It is not a farewell for ordinary couples or relatives and friends, but a touching scene that advocates women's farewell. The first sentence is the rise of scenery, the prosperity of fu, and the farewell of Liu; On a sunny spring day, by the Qinshui Bridge, groups of people left and folded willows to bid farewell.

Second, the author Han Wo introduced.

Han Wo (about 842 ~ 923) was a poet in the late Tang and Five Dynasties. The real name is Donglang, and the word is Yao. In his later years, he was also named Yushan Ren Qiao. People from Wannian County (now Fan Chuan), Shaanxi Province. Smart and studious since childhood, 10 years old, he sent an impromptu poem to his uncle Li Shangyin, which surprised everyone. Li Shangyin praised his poem as "Little Phoenix is brighter than Old Phoenix". In the first year of Longji (889), Hanwo was a scholar. He first served as the shogunate general of our time in He Zhongzhen, and later entered North Korea, where he successively served as Zuo's doctor, Zuo Jian's doctor, Du Zhi's deputy envoy, and Hanlin's bachelor. Most of his poems are based on eroticism, which is called "fragrant style".