What is the full text of the poem of Peking University Girls' Day?

Judging from the slogan of Peking University Girls' Day, there is no whole poem.

The original text is as follows:

Meaning also, Ying Ying tea whose daughter; What is the quality of the text? My life is gloomy and green. Fortunately, I met your peach blossom face. Since then, it has been a warm spring.

It means:

I was fortunate to see her peach-blossom appearance. Since then, when I walk on the road, I feel very warm every spring.

Girls' Day:

Originated in the late 1980s, it is generally defined as March 7th, the day before March 8th Women's Day. First initiated by Shandong University in China, and then spread to universities in China, it is a festival to care for girls and show their elegance.

It is one of the representatives of interesting culture in colleges and universities to guide girls to pay attention to their own ideological quality, moral cultivation, cultural connotation, professional ability and mental health by carrying out high-grade and high-style humanistic activities.

Extended data

These two sentences are harmonious and unified.

"I'm lucky to know your peach blossom face" uses peach blossom to describe a woman's face, which is bright, charming, delicate and frivolous, while the first two words "I'm lucky" aggravate my surprise and sigh when I see this woman.

Since then, "it has been a warm spring since then." Originally, it was chilly in spring, but because I met you like a peach blossom on the road, the cold spring without recovery became warmer. This sentence uses synaesthesia, from visual transmission to feeling, giving readers an immersive feeling. When readers recall "how warm spring has been since then", they can immediately recall the woman's face, how bright it is.