What does self-hanging southeast branch mean?

The phrase "hanging oneself on a southeastern branch" is a popular one. As we all know, it comes from the Han Dynasty Yuefu poem "Peacock Flying Southeast", which originally means "hanging oneself on a southeastern branch".

Interpretation

"Hanging oneself to the southeast branch" comes from the Han Dynasty Yuefu poem "The Peacock Flies Southeast": "When the officials heard about this, they knew that they would never leave. They lingered under the tree in the courtyard and hung themselves. "Southeast branch" means to hang yourself on a tree in the southeast direction, that is, to hang yourself in love.

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The bridal chamber has flowers and candles hanging on the southeast branch at night

The wind is rustling and the water is cold, the strong man hangs himself on the southeast branch