A poem describing tacit understanding

Although my body doesn't have bright wings like a phoenix,

The mind acts on the mind.

This sentence comes from "One of Untitled Books" by Li Shangyin in the Tang Dynasty.

The stars last night and the wind last night,

On the west side of the studio and on the east side of the cinnamon room.

Although my body doesn't have bright wings like a phoenix,

The mind acts on the mind.

Through the wine of spring, when it warms me, I will remind you how to bet.

One after another, we rolled the dice under the crimson light.

Until the drums call me to do my duty,

I got on my horse and rode away, like a water plant cut off and drifting.

Explanation: I don't have Cai Feng's flying wings, but my heart is like a rhinoceros horn, connected by a small white line.

Appreciation: The poet's two poems are obviously about his love experience. He and his lover live in two places and can't meet each other, so he said, "although my body doesn't have wings like a bright phoenix." Although they can't communicate with each other, they have reached an agreement on thoughts and feelings and communicated. "However, I feel the harmonious heartbeat of the sacred unicorn" refers to this. The following sentence is often borrowed by later generations, but it is not limited to love. According to ancient records, there is a kind of rhinoceros horn called Tong Tianxi, white as a line running through the head and tail. It is regarded as a supernatural thing, so it is called Linxi, and the imagination of "one-stop communication" comes from this. Feng Shu, a Qing man, said, "This couplet is beautiful and effective in Quincy's life." (See Review of Yingkui Method and Meridian), which shows its far-reaching influence.