What does it mean to shine brightly?

"The peach blossoms shine brightly" means: thousands of peach blossoms are in full bloom, with bright red colors like fire.

Source: From a poem "Zhou Nan Peach Blossoms" in the "Book of Songs", the first collection of poetry in ancient China, "The peach blossoms shine brightly."

When the son returns, it is suitable for his family. When the peach is young, it is suitable for his family."

Appreciation:

Modern scholars generally believe that this is the case. A poem to congratulate a young girl on her marriage. The poem consists of three chapters, with four lines in each chapter. The whole poem is inspired by peach blossoms, which are used as metaphors for beauty and sing a hymn for the bride.

The language of the whole poem is concise and beautiful. It not only cleverly changes "Shi Jia" into various inversions and synonyms, but also repeatedly uses the word "Yi" to reveal the beautiful character of the bride and her family living in harmony. It also describes how her good character injects fresh blood into the newly built family and brings a harmonious and joyful atmosphere.