What do you mean, "So ghosts really hate being late, and the rest of their lives are worse than death?" ?

To explain the background, Qian was a poet in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties, and his little lover was Liu. Later, his old man chose to settle down after tomorrow, and in his later years, he felt that his elder sister had lost. This loss of honor was the inner feelings of a group of literati who went down to the Qing Dynasty. Their conscience is condemned, they feel guilty and even wish they were dead.

When writing this poem, the Qing dynasty enforced the order of shaving and changing clothes, and offenders were directly executed. As an assistant minister of rites, Qian resigned and went home.

I, a surviving Amin scholar, only hate that I didn't die a fair death at that time, and I would rather die early than live forever for the rest of my life.