A poem describing things as they really are, but people have changed.

1, things remain the same, but people have changed. That is, "something is wrong."

Poems with this meaning are more famous:

1) Jade carving fences should still exist, but Zhu Yan changed them.

2) I don't know where people's faces are, but peach blossoms are still smiling in the spring breeze.

3) Everything is for nothing, and tears flow first.

2. The first sentence, "The Jade Carving Bar should still exist, but Zhu Yan changed it", comes from When is Youth Beauty-Spring Flowers and Autumn Moon written by Li Yu in the Tang Dynasty, which means that the Jade Carving Bar around me has not changed, but my identity has changed, that is to say, mountains and rivers have changed hands, and things have changed.

The second sentence, "People don't know where to go, but peach blossoms still smile", comes from Hu's "South Village of Capital", which means: People are so sad that they don't know where to go; A peach blossom with a smile, besides evoking fond memories of the past, regrets that the good times are not often, what else can it have?

In the third sentence, "When things are wrong, tears flow first." In the Song Dynasty, Li Qingzhao wrote "Wuling Spring", which means: Spring goes to summer, flowers bloom and fall, and it lasts forever. Only sad people and sad things make me sad. When I think about this, I will burst into tears before I speak.

3, things are human beings: things are still the original things, but people are not the original people.

It is often used to express that things have changed. So I miss my old friend. From Three Kingdoms Pi's Book of Martial Arts: "The festival is different but the same, and the things are different but the same. How can I work!" Among the quotations of later generations, Li Qingzhao's phrase "things are human beings who will do anything" is the most famous.

Synonym: Things have changed.