"Generous life and death, Zi Cheng Yue; Hold your hand and grow old with your son. " What does this mean? From there?

The original text of "The Book of Songs" is "Life and death are broad, and the child becomes yue; Hold your hand and grow old with your son. "

In the annotations of the Book of Songs, the agreement is unity, the width is separation, and the agreement between life and death is.

The meaning of life and death.

"Cheng Shuo" means "talk about it". The Book of Songs likes to use inverted sentences, that is, it is agreed with you whether you are alive or dead. The content of the agreement is "hold your hand and grow old with your son." That is to hold your hand and grow old with your son.

That is, whether we are where will you go, we are doing business with you. I want to hold your hand and grow old with you.