Leslie Cheung's famous poems

Prosperous things scatter fragrant dust.

The water is ruthless, and the grass is spring.

At dusk, the east wind complains about birds. The first sentence is that they have been rich all their lives, and now they are all like incense and dust, invisible and invisible. The second sentence is that the beautiful scenery has gone, the grass is ruthless and the scenery remains the same. I changed the word "spring" in the original poem to "deep", because the word "spring" is used in the next sentence, so as to avoid making repeated mistakes, but I think "deep" is deeper than "spring". The third period shows their time of death. It's April and spring in Leslie Cheung. Anita Mui 65438+ February, winter, of course. Anita Mui has "women's flowers", so it has "fragrance". There is a word "jade" in Leslie Cheung's name, hence the name "jade". The traditional Chinese character is "country" and there is no jade. I mean simplified. ) Moreover, there is a tradition of comparing the beauty between jade and people in ancient China. For example, there is a saying in Shi Shuo Xin Yu: Xie's son is like a orchid and a branch of Yushu. That is. Leslie Cheung is really symmetrical. The fourth sentence describes the way they died. Leslie Cheung fell from the building, so did Green Pearl. This is a ready-made code word. Anita Mui's name "Mei" and "Fang" both mean flowers, so her death is comparable to flowers. Therefore, I said this last sentence is the most appropriate. Think about it, it seems that there is providence. The poem written by the poet more than 1000 years ago is miraculously consistent with the deeds after 1000 years, as if Du Mu had written it to Zhang and Mei.

The fallen flower is still like a fallen flower.