The sentence "People hate water to grow eastward when they grow up" in Yuan Xian, Linjiang borrows Li Yu's famous sentence "People hate water to grow eastward" to talk about the meaning of this poem.

In ancient times, Huang Chen was always a hero when he went down the mountain. When people grow up, they hate water growing eastward. Who are you pregnant with * * * language, far away to see the return of Hong. The fame in the world will be used in the end. I used to complain about others. Haug is a wine song for thousands of minutes. What men do is not talk about poverty. Judging from the full text of this sentence, since ancient times, many princes of North Mangshan Mountain have been buried here, so the author has the feeling that Huang Chen is old and heroic. In fact, the old age here also includes the author's own lament about the hero's lack of talent and the sorrow of his old age. He couldn't help sending out this sentence that people grew up in the East and hated water. Although this sentence comes from Li Yu's Natural Growth and Hate Water Growing in the East, it is even more tragic here, and the author is full of bitterness. The final vision of returning to the flood came from Ji Kang's seeing returning to the flood, the hatred of waving five strings and He Zhu's climbing mountains near the water, and sending seven strings of tung to see returning to the flood, which showed sadness and injustice. About this, some are Baidu's.