Life is half fireworks and half poetry. What do you mean?

This sentence means that life should not only have a realistic side, but also have the ideal of embracing the distance.

Poetic life should be a fairy's life, without eating fireworks, buying food and cooking, and worrying about livelihood. They recite poems and splash ink on tea all day. I never need to work, and I don't need to face the lampblack in the room.

And fireworks are human fireworks. I'm talking about parents' short life, daily necessities and trivial matters. The smell of oil smoke in the kitchen is probably the most annoying thing in the world. Life as understood at that time had nothing to do with poetry, only fireworks.

But when I graduated from college, I chose to work alone in a foreign land, and I gradually understood the meaning of my mother's words when I lived alone.

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Enlightenment to us

People are not immortals, nor can they eat fireworks, nor can they be carefree. Therefore, most people can't live the poetic life they expect without sufficient economic foundation.

Poetry has become another way of the world, in the form of fireworks. But unlike fireworks, it is more like a shining star in the dark night sky, bringing a little light and comfort to everyone who comes home late.

It's a bowl of noodles that I cooked for myself after working overtime late at night. When I was a child, I always thought instant noodles were the best, and the spices in them always brought the strongest flavor to noodles.