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a gentleman with white hair and flowers never smiles, and time never defeats a beauty. Don't laugh at a woman who is old and grey-haired and brings flowers for the love of beauty. Time goes by, but the temperament of beauty is eternal and will not dissipate with the years.

Don't laugh at a gentleman with white hair and flowers: it means that old women with white hair don't laugh at wearing flowers.

Time never defeats beauty: Time never leaves a mark on a beautiful person. Don't laugh at a gentleman with white hair and flowers

"A gentleman with white hair and flowers doesn't laugh, and time never defeats a beautiful woman" means that an old woman with white hair and flowers should not laugh at them, and time never leaves a mark on a beautiful person, but the love for beauty remains the same. This sentence comes from "Huanxisha, People on the Upper Reaches of the Dike Draw a Boat by Painting".

Huanxisha: People Draw Boats on the Upper Reaches of the Dike is a poem by Ouyang Xiu, a famous scholar in the Northern Song Dynasty. This poem is included in Ouyang Wenzhong's Collection. This word describes what the author saw and felt when he was boating on the West Lake in Yingzhou in spring in beautiful and simple language. The whole poem is plain and smooth, and the structure is neat.

The original poem

People in the upper reaches of the dike draw boats one by one, patting the spring water on the dike and falling to the sky.

Green Yang Lou goes out on a swing, but you don't laugh with white hair and flowers.

if you pat a lamp and spread it frequently, where is life like respecting the former?

translation

Tourists on the embankment are weaving and chasing the painted boats in the lake. Spring water is rippling, water and sky are connected all around, and waves are hitting the embankment. Outside the small building hidden by the green poplar on the lake, the joyful voice of the swing girl came out. Don't joke that the old man with white hair still has flowers in his head. With the euphemistic pipa tune of "Six Yao", I frequently exchange cups for a change. Everything in life is like singing to wine.