The significance of accumulating floating clouds in extracurricular ancient poetry

Floating clouds mean clouds floating in the sky; Unstable.

Floating clouds are a metaphor for what you can see but can't get. It can also refer to something that has no practical significance. Metaphor means not taking something seriously. Unreal, fleeting. Spend more time on things you don't care about. Floating clouds can be understood as "nothing to mention". On the other hand, floating clouds refer to what you want but can't get. Some people make this metaphor and pretend to ignore it, but in fact they just don't want to face it.

Floating clouds poem:

1, you are the highest realm if you are not afraid of floating clouds. -Wang Anshi's "Deng Fei Lai Feng" in the Song Dynasty?

Meaning: I am not afraid of clouds covering my eyes, just because I am on the top floor now.

I will think of you in the clouds, so think of me in the sunset. -Li Bai's "Seeing Friends Off" in the Tang Dynasty?

Moral: The floating clouds are as erratic as wanderers, and the sunset slowly goes down the mountain, which seems to be nostalgia.

3. See how Mount Zhongnan soars, with white tops over clouds. -Tang Zuyong's "Looking at the Snow Peak in Central South"

Moral: Looking at the south from afar, Beishan is beautiful, snowy and like a cloud.