The phrase "flowers are similar year after year, but people are different year after year" comes from the poem "Stupid Cup Pulsatilla" written by Liu Xiyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. Liu Xiyi, a poet in the Tang Dynasty, was killed because of this famous saying handed down from ancient times. This poem contains a touch of sadness, lamenting that time flies and things change.

Liu Xiyi wants to seize the copyright of this poem because his uncle Song is interested in this poem, that is, he wants to buy this famous sentence with money. However, Liu Xiyi loved this famous sentence handed down from ancient times so much that he decided to refuse to sell it to his uncle. As a result, my uncle Song was very dissatisfied and ordered his domestic slaves to crush them alive with earth bags. At that time, Liu Xiyi was still very young, less than 30 years old, and died because of this famous saying. Liu Xiyi is very unfortunate and sad, and envies talents.

In fact, after Liu Xiyi said this famous saying, he felt that he might be in a similar situation every year, and people were different from year to year. Sure enough, not long after Liu Xiyi's poem came out, Liu Xiyi was murdered by his uncle because of this famous sentence handed down from ancient times.

Year after year, flowers are similar, year after year, people are different, which gives us that life is short, life is changeable, people's thoughts are changing all the time, and people cannot be permanent. The flowers may be similar every year, but the people who look at them have changed. In fact, things are impermanent and youth is fleeting.

In fact, this famous saying is a bit sad. We don't have to be young or old, but we should keep a youthful mind. Don't sigh that time flies, and don't feel that people are indifferent, distant and old. Over time, people have changed themselves. Maybe getting drunk today is fate.