Love is separated by mountains and seas, which are uneven. There are boats crossing the sea and mountains on the road. This love can cross mountains and seas, and mountains and seas can be flat. What

Love is separated by mountains and seas, which are uneven. There are boats crossing the sea and mountains on the road. This love can cross mountains and seas, and mountains and seas can be flat. What does this sentence mean? 1, the person I love and I are separated by mountains and seas, which I can never cross, but for this love, I can also cross by boat; No matter how dangerous the mountain road is, I can find a way to cross it, and mountains, seas and sky can't stop me.

2. "Untitled" published by the user "littlesen" in the unnamed bbs poetry fu edition of Peking University. Now this sentence is mostly used to describe long-distance lovers, and it is often used by long-distance lovers to motivate themselves.

3. Original text:

The sunset glow is green, and the tall trees cover the warblers. At first glance, flowers fall more clearly in the wind. Wandering around, feeling cold, sunny nights, and the shadow of the moon. I'm afraid I was born in Han Xiao. It's like falling in love with you at first sight. Love is that mountains and seas are separated and uneven. Thinking is out of the clouds, but there is no body. If the foolish old man doesn't see you again, the jingwei will cry. God who hates life is still kind. There are boats crossing the sea, and there are roads and mountains. This love crosses mountains and seas, and mountains and seas can be flat. You can read it in your mind, but you can't read it. But you can find what you love and never give up your heart.

Ancient poems describing lovesickness in different places;

1, endless acacia blood and tears cast red beans, endless spring flowers bloom all over the building. -Cao Xueqin's Red Bean Poems

2. Return with tears, and hate not meeting and not getting married. -Zhang Ji's Yin Jiefu

3. How can I live, die and die in the same place? -Chen Hengke's "Portrait of Chunqi"

4, Mingyuelou rests alone, and the wine enters the intestines and turns into acacia tears. -Fan Zhongyan's Su Muzhe