1. How can plum blossom smell fragrant without freezing to the bone? -

Translation from "Ode to the Opening of the Class" by Zen Master Huang Berry in the Tang Dynasty: If you don't experience the biting cold in winter, how can plum blossom have a tangy fragrance?

2. I am wearing this body in the ice and snow forest, and different peaches and plums are mixed with fragrant dust. -Bai Mei by Wang Mian in Yuan Dynasty

Translation: Bai Mei grew up in a forest with ice and snow, and did not mix with peach blossoms and plum blossoms, but fell into secular dust.

3. The more awe-inspiring the snow, the stronger the integrity among flowers. -

Translation of Falling Plums by Lu You in Song Dynasty: The more windy and snowy the weather, the more blooming it is, and the noblest and steadiest integrity exists among flowers.

4, scattered into mud and ground into dust, only the fragrance remains the same. -

translation of

Buji Yongmei

written by Lu You in the Song Dynasty: Even if the flowers fall and are ground into dust and mud, there is still a permanent fragrance left in the world.

5. Don't be boasted of good colors, just keep your breath fresh and dry. -Mo Mei by Wang Mian in Yuan Dynasty

Translation: You don't need others to praise its beautiful color, just need the fragrance of plum blossoms to diffuse between heaven and earth.