Do you know the meaning of the poem green fat, red and thin?

What is the meaning of "Do you know whether it should be green, fat, red and thin"? Why did you choose this name? This question is a matter of opinion, because everyone has different ideas, so there are many answers to this question, and the author's answer may not necessarily be correct, but I will give you my own opinion on this question. ?

In fact, when it comes to whether we know whether we should be green, fat, red and thin, everyone must have thought of the ancient costume TV series starring Zhao Liying and Feng Shaofeng. This is an ancient society and family drama. It is said to be very rare, but the filming of this drama is really good. So what is the meaning of this sentence? Next, let me answer your questions one by one.

First of all, we might as well explain this sentence literally. Do you know, do you know that this season should be a time when green leaves are luxuriant and red flowers are withering. This poem actually comes from "Ru Meng Ling" by Li Qingzhao, a famous female poet in the Song Dynasty. The meaning of this sentence is actually very hidden. First of all, we focus on green and red, which actually correspond to the ancient concubine and concubine, the principal wife and the concubine. But why does it happen that there is green fat, red fat and thin food? Shouldn't it be green, thin, red and fat? This reversal of priorities is actually thought-provoking.

The TV series "Do You Know Should Be Green, Fat, Red, and Thin" was named this mainly to reflect and highlight the relationship between the wife and the concubine in this TV series. The two sentences at the beginning of this poem highlight the main tone of this poem. This is actually an effort to alert those who read this sentence.

Your origin does not determine your level. Even if you are the green leaves around the red flower, it cannot stop you from shining brightly. This actually emphasizes to the world and to the elders in the family that people should be hired on their merits, not because they are legitimate children or wives. This is actually a criticism of some phenomena that only look at status and birth when deciding to employ people.

The above is my personal immature view on this issue. It does not represent any reference suggestions. If there is anything inappropriate, I hope to criticize and correct it.