What do you mean when a beauty dies and a beauty stays young forever?

Beauty is fading away: the original meaning is fleeting, the prime of life is no longer there, and people who have done something will gradually get old. From "Li Sao" by Chu Quyuan in the Warring States Period: "Only the grass and trees are scattered, and the beauty is afraid of dying."

Beauty grows old: it means that with the passage of time, we will gradually grow old and lose our previous appearance.

The original meaning of these two words is not specifically used to refer to the problem of beauty's appearance getting old, but later used to refer to the meaning that beauty will get old one day in most literary works.

Poems with the same meaning as this sentence are:

Most importantly, the world can't stay, and Zhu Yan's words are reflected in the mirror.

This idea is gone in my life, and beauty is easy to get old.

Let's see the residual flowers of spring gradually falling, which is the time when beauty is old.