A poem that implies putting everything down and starting over.

1, "There is no way to recover from heavy mountains and heavy waters, and there is another village." From Lu You's "Tour Shanxi Village" in the Song Dynasty, the poem implies that you will always find new vitality and a way out if you persist in the predicament, suggesting that you should let go of your past troubles and bravely welcome the beginning of a new life.

2. "In the past, the former swallow of Wang Xietang flew into the homes of ordinary people." This poem in Du Mu's "Wu Yi Xiang" implies that the world is like a dream and everything is constantly changing through the change of swallows, encouraging people to let go of their former glory and re-adapt and accept the new normal of life.

3. "Qian Fan is beside the sinking ship, and Wan Muchun is in front of the sick tree." The poem in Liu Yuxi's "Enjoy Lotte at the First Meeting in Yangzhou" refers to his own setbacks and hardships by sinking a boat and getting sick, and also implies the passage of time and the renewal of everything, encouraging people to let go of their painful past and face a promising future positively.