A exhausted love can be returned slowly. What kind of beautiful story is behind the poem?

Behind this poem is a beautiful story of King Qian Liu of wuyue and his wife and children. King Qian Liu of wuyue is a very gentle and kind husband, and his wife Wu is also a gentle and virtuous woman. Although they lived in the ancient times of polygamy, their feelings were indeed extremely deep. Ng Wui stayed with her parents for a few days, and her husband deeply missed her. Qian Liu is Wang, and he often writes to Wu on business trips to express his thoughts about Wu.

It is said that once, Ng Wui's family went. After Qian Liu, King of Wu Yue, went to court that day, he missed Wu very much. So he slowly walked out of the palace gate, thinking: will he meet his wife at the moment he leaves the palace gate? When he walked out of the palace gate, he didn't see his wife missing day and night. Instead, he saw the flowers on the Phoenix Mountain and on the bank of the West Lake. Looking from a distance, it looks like a very fresh ink painting with bright colors, just right. I miss my wife and children more.

The beautiful scenery in the distance is in sharp contrast with the lonely king Qian Liu of Wu Yueguo. At this time, his thoughts about his wife and children are getting out of control, and he can't help but read: a love that consumes everything, Coco is slowly returning! This sentence can be understood as: the flowers in the field are blooming, so you can enjoy them and walk back slowly without getting bored. The flowers on this ridge are in full bloom. Are you ready to go home? No matter what it means, it undoubtedly expresses the thoughts of King Qian Liu of wuyue for his wife and children.

What touched me most about this poem was in college, which was sent by a girl who missed her boyfriend in graduate school in a circle of friends. As soon as I saw this poem, I liked it very much. Although the emotions expressed are obvious, they do not make people feel abrupt. I wonder, if one day my missing lover can convey my thoughts to him with such beautiful poems and beautiful clothes paintings, what kind of reply will he give me?