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How did An Almond Out of the Wall change from a simple ancient poem to a synonym for cheating?

If you must say why, it may be because of the image he used to describe deception.

This sentence itself refers to the poet at that time, passing by a small courtyard. I want to go in and have a look at the scenery, but I find the door can't be opened. There was no response when I opened the door, so I thought it might be because the host didn't want to ruin the spring scenery in the yard! Just as he looked up, he saw an apricot tree sticking out of the wall.

So I wrote this poem. It is said that the garden is full of spring, but I want to poke my head out to see the heart outside.

In fact, I personally think this sentence is a vivid description of derailment. Marriage and love are no longer the necessities of survival for people nowadays, but more an emotional release and dumping.

There is no denying that cheating can never be forgiven on the moral level. But if people drink water, they will know that you are not apricot blossom. How do you know what the spring scenery is like in the garden?

In addition to its vivid image, this poem has also evolved into what it is today. In fact, they are also teasing in different ways. Due to the rapid development of Internet, netizens of sand sculpture have adapted and applied China's profound poems and idioms.

Although in the process of using it, people will more or less forget the original intention and source, which seems to be a kind of degradation of China culture, but in fact, at the beginning of using it, they are trying to make fun of it, not really deliberately discrediting it.

So when we use these words, we must make it clear. This is related to the cultural exchange of our country for thousands of years. It can be fun or playful, but we must never forget its meaning and connotation. With the development of the times, what we want is to absorb the essence and discard the dross, not to create the dross.