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Destiny comes and goes, fate is like water, where will love go when it is separated and gathered together? Whose poem is it from? What is the name of the poem?

Statement 1: It comes from the novel "When Love is Buried on a Sunny Day" by Hyun Zhixin. Other works: "Always Love", "Sunny Palms, Cool Backs".

Destiny comes and goes, just like water. Where love ends when love is scattered and love is gathered together.

The fate is gone but the love is hard to stop; there is a cliff but endless thoughts.

It means: if there is fate, we will get together, if there is no fate, we will leave. If fate comes, fate will go, just like flowing water. Feelings disperse as often as they want, and come together as often as they want. Where do they end up? This sentence expresses the uncertainty of feelings and shows people's great confusion about feelings.

Statement 2: Influenced by Lin Daiyu's "The Burial of Flowers", most of them are collections of sentences. Among them, Li Qingzhao, a female poet in the Song Dynasty who was known as "the most talented woman throughout the ages" wrote in "The Broken Flower": Flowers bloom and fall without regrets, and fate comes and goes like water.

It means: flowers bloom and fall, fate comes and goes, these are all normal things. Don't worry about the lost fate, just like a flower will fall after it blooms, and it will bloom again after it falls. You should relax your mind and don't care too much about a small detail.

Extended information:

"Ode to Buried Flowers" is an ancient poem recited by the heroine Lin Daiyu in Chapter 27 of the novel "A Dream of Red Mansions" by Qing Dynasty writer Cao Xueqin.

This poem uses rich and peculiar imagination, dim and desolate pictures, and strong and sad mood to show Daiyu's spiritual world under the cruel reality and express her feelings about life, death, and love. An experience of anxiety and confusion arising from the complex struggle with hate.

It is the representative of all the lamentations of Lin Daiyu lamenting her life experience. It is also an important work by Cao Xueqin to shape the artistic image of Daiyu and express her character and characteristics.

Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia: Song of Burial Flowers